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'''Dan Slott''' (Born  (born July 3, 1967) is a [[comic book]] professional best known for his work at [[Marvel Comics]], he is a lifelong Doctor Who fan and made an apperance on The Fan Show in 2015. He is currently writing a series of special issues for [[Titan Publishing Group]]'s line of Doctor Who comics.  
'''Dan Slott''' (Born  (born July 3, 1967) is a [[comic book]] professional best known for his work at [[Marvel Comics]], he is a lifelong Doctor Who fan and made an apperance on [[The Fan Show]] in 2015. He is currently writing a series of special issues for [[Titan Publishing Group]]'s line of Doctor Who comics.  


At one point in his career, he pitched a crossover with [[Spider-Man]] in which Peter Parker would become The Doctor's companion, but despite enthusiasm from the BBC, this was turned down by Marvel.
At one point in his career, he pitched a crossover with [[Spider-Man]] in which Peter Parker would become The Doctor's companion, but despite enthusiasm from the BBC, this was turned down by Marvel.

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Dan Slott (Born (born July 3, 1967) is a comic book professional best known for his work at Marvel Comics, he is a lifelong Doctor Who fan and made an apperance on The Fan Show in 2015. He is currently writing a series of special issues for Titan Publishing Group's line of Doctor Who comics.

At one point in his career, he pitched a crossover with Spider-Man in which Peter Parker would become The Doctor's companion, but despite enthusiasm from the BBC, this was turned down by Marvel.