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'''''Supernature''''' was ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]''{{'}}s first [[Eleventh Doctor comic strip story]], as well as the their debut of [[Amy Pond]]. It was not, however, the comic strip premiere for either character, who were, at the time of first publication, already regulars in ''[[Doctor Who Adventures]]''. | '''''Supernature''''' was ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]''{{'}}s first [[Eleventh Doctor comic strip story]], as well as the their debut of [[Amy Pond]]. It was not, however, the comic strip premiere for either character, who were, at the time of first publication, already regulars in ''[[Doctor Who Adventures]]''. | ||
Behind the scenes, it marked a changing of the guard for the regular writing staff, with [[Jonathan Morris]] taking over from [[Dan McDaid]] as the principal comic writer on the magazine. It also made [[Mike Collins]] the first artist to have drawn the first DWM apperances of three Doctors, having previously handled opening duties for the [[Ninth Doctor|Ninth]] and [[Tenth Doctor]]s. It added to his already impressive lead in terms of "most number of Doctors drawn", as he had previously drawn at least one story for each Doctor since the [[ | Behind the scenes, it marked a changing of the guard for the regular writing staff, with [[Jonathan Morris]] taking over from [[Dan McDaid]] as the principal comic writer on the magazine. It also made [[Mike Collins]] the first artist to have drawn the first DWM apperances of three Doctors, having previously handled opening duties for the [[Ninth Doctor|Ninth]] and [[Tenth Doctor]]s. It added to his already impressive lead in terms of "most number of Doctors drawn", as he had previously drawn at least one story for each Doctor since the [[Seventh Doctor|Seventh]]. | ||
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Revision as of 03:22, 6 June 2010
Supernature was Doctor Who Magazine's first Eleventh Doctor comic strip story, as well as the their debut of Amy Pond. It was not, however, the comic strip premiere for either character, who were, at the time of first publication, already regulars in Doctor Who Adventures.
Behind the scenes, it marked a changing of the guard for the regular writing staff, with Jonathan Morris taking over from Dan McDaid as the principal comic writer on the magazine. It also made Mike Collins the first artist to have drawn the first DWM apperances of three Doctors, having previously handled opening duties for the Ninth and Tenth Doctors. It added to his already impressive lead in terms of "most number of Doctors drawn", as he had previously drawn at least one story for each Doctor since the Seventh.
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- Writer Jonathan Morris jokingly claimed on his blog that the story's name was stolen from a B-side on an Erasure single.[1]
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