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=== Articles ===
=== Articles ===
* 'VWORP! VWORP!' by [[John Ainsworth]]
* 'VWORP! VWORP!' by [[John Ainsworth]]
: [[The Arkwood Experiments (comic story)|The Arkwood Experiments]] – [[Doctor Who and the Rocks from Venus (comic story)|Doctor Who and the Rocks from Venus]]
: [[The Arkwood Experiments (comic story)|''The Arkwood Experiments'']] – [[Doctor Who and the Rocks from Venus (comic story)|''Doctor Who and the Rocks from Venus'']]


=== Comic strip Reprints ===
=== Comic strip Reprints ===

Revision as of 13:25, 22 June 2020

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The twenty-first issue of Doctor Who Classic Comics had a cover date of 22 June 1994.

Contents

Articles

The Arkwood ExperimentsDoctor Who and the Rocks from Venus

Comic strip Reprints

The Stockbridge Horror (Part 1) (DWM issues 70-72)
The Warrior's Story (DWM issue 106)
Once in a Lifetime (The Incredible Hulk Presents issue 1)
War World! (The Incredible Hulk Presents issue 4)

Telesnap Archive

Credits

Editor: Gary Russell
Assistant Editor: Marcus Hearn
Designer: Gary Gilbert
Consultants: John Ainsworth, David Auger, Richard Landon, Stephen J. Walker and Andrew Pixley
Production: Julie Pickering and Mark Irvine

Additional details

  • The cover artwork featured on this issue was by Colin Howard.
  • All the comic strips reprinted in Doctor Who Classic Comics were digitally cleaned up and reproduced as they were originally published, complete with captioning appropriate to the original source. The only changes made to the comic strips were that many were presented in full colour for the first time.
  • Comic historian John Ainsworth provided articles throughout Doctor Who Classic Comics, covering the history in unprecedented detail and a guide to the Doctor's comic strip adventures which regularly appeared in a number of linked TV Comic titles prior to the launch of the Doctor Who Magazine title.
  • Telesnaps are a series of photographs taken from the original television transmissions. In many cases, they provided the only surviving visual record of early B&W episodes, commonly referred to as the missing episodes.
  • Marcus Hearn provides the commentary notes for this feature which alternates with episodes appearing in Doctor Who Classic Comics' sister publication Doctor Who Magazine.