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}}'''''Doctor Who: {{PAGENAME}}''''' was the third in a series of illustrated guides, written by [[Justin Richards]] and was published in May 2007.
}}'''''Doctor Who: {{StoryTitle}}''''' was the third in a series of illustrated guides, written by [[Justin Richards]] and was published in May 2007.


It covers the period up to the midway point of [[Series 3 (Doctor Who)|Series Three]], ''[[TV]]: [[Daleks in Manhattan (TV story)|Daleks in Manhattan]]'' / ''[[Evolution of the Daleks (TV story)|Evolution of the Daleks]]''.
It covers the period up to the midway point of [[Series 3 (Doctor Who)|Series Three]], ''[[TV]]: [[Daleks in Manhattan (TV story)|Daleks in Manhattan]]'' / ''[[Evolution of the Daleks (TV story)|Evolution of the Daleks]]''.
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== Fictional material ==
== Fictional material ==
Much like [[REF]]: ''[[Monsters and Villains]]'', the book included several short stories written by [[Gareth Roberts]] & [[Mark Gatiss]] which fleshed out their episodes' foes.
Much like [[PROSE]]: ''[[Monsters and Villains (reference book)|Monsters and Villains]]'', the book included several short stories written by [[Gareth Roberts]] & [[Mark Gatiss]] which fleshed out their episodes' foes.
* ''[[A Muse of Fire (short story)|A Muse of Fire]]''
* ''[[A Muse of Fire (short story)|A Muse of Fire]]''
* ''[[A Previously Undiscovered Shakespeare Manuscript (short story)|A Previously Undiscovered Shakespeare Manuscript]]''
* ''[[A Previously Undiscovered Shakespeare Manuscript (short story)|A Previously Undiscovered Shakespeare Manuscript]]''

Revision as of 20:33, 25 February 2023

Doctor Who: Creatures and Demons was the third in a series of illustrated guides, written by Justin Richards and was published in May 2007.

It covers the period up to the midway point of Series Three, TV: Daleks in Manhattan / Evolution of the Daleks.

Publisher's summary

Throughout his many adventures in time and space the Doctor has encountered aliens, monsters, creatures and demons from right across the universe. In this third volume of alien monstrosities and dastardly villains, acclaimed Doctor Who expert and author Justin Richards describes some of the evils the Doctor has fought in over forty years of time travel.

From the grotesque Abzorbaloff to the mighty Empress of the Racnoss, from giant maggots to the Daleks of the secret Cult of Skaro, from the Destroyer of Worlds to the ancient beast itself. This book brings together more of the terrifying enemies the Doctor has battled against.

Illustrated throughout with stunning photographs and design drawings from the current series of Doctor Who and his previous "classic" incarnations, this book is a treat for friends of the Doctor whatever their age, and whatever planet they come from...

Contents

Alphabetically arranged topics, with featured episode details, glossaries and for the newer stories behind the scenes insights.

Fictional material

Much like PROSE: Monsters and Villains, the book included several short stories written by Gareth Roberts & Mark Gatiss which fleshed out their episodes' foes.

Additional notes

  • Published in 2007 the RRP was £7.99 (UK)

External links

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