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'''''The Doctor Who Movie Special''''' was released on [[May (releases)|May]] [[1996 (releases)|1996]]. | '''''The Doctor Who Movie Special''''' was released on [[May (releases)|May]] [[1996 (releases)|1996]]. | ||
Revision as of 16:00, 22 September 2021
The Doctor Who Movie Special was released on May 1996.
Contents
- Doctor Who The Movie told in words and pictures throughout this Special interspersed with 'snippets' reflecting the Doctor's adventures old and new.
- Doctor Who: The Story so Far...
- 'Monster Mash'
- Meet the Eighth Doctor: Paul McGann
- Meet the Bruce Master: Eric Roberts
- Meet Dr Grace Holloway: Daphne Ashbrook
- Enter TARDIS!
- The Time-Traveller's Guide to the Galaxy
Additional features
- The back cover features a full-page colour publicity shot of the Eighth Doctor holding a candle outside the TARDIS, a photograph used on the cover of both Doctor Who script and novelisation books published by the BBC.
- Competitions: To win Doctor Who goodies including 20x Videos, 20x Novelisations, 10x Watches and 25x Cakes by answering basic questions, the answers of which can be found somewhere in the magazine.
- A 'Massive Paul McGann Poster' of Paul McGann as the Eighth Doctor in the TARDIS.
Credits
- Editor: Gary Gillatt
- Assistant Editor: Scott Gray
- Designer: Paul Vyse, Peri Godbold and Dan Rachael
- Written by Alan Barnes and Gary Gillatt
Additional details
- This special was a one-off tie-in to the launch of the Doctor Who Movie. As a stand alone special it had none of the characteristics of previous Marvel Comics releases.
- Priced at £1.99 (UK), and aimed a much younger readership than the regular Doctor Who Magazine, it was aimed at new as well as regular viewers of the series. It was a staple bound full-colour, heavy paper quality title featuring the new Doctor Who logo on the cover.
