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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* Reproducing some of the content from Doctor Who: The Visual Dictionary first published in 2007, this expanded edition is fully updated to include all stories up to the end of [[Series 5 (Doctor Who)|Series 5]]. | * Reproducing some of the content from Doctor Who: The Visual Dictionary first published in 2007, this expanded edition is fully updated to include all stories up to the end of [[Series 5 (Doctor Who 2005)|Series 5]]. | ||
* Topics from the first release whose references are significantly reduced include [[Jackie Tyler]], [[Pete Tyler]], [[Abzorbaloff]], [[Henry van Statten|Van Statten]]'s [[The Vault (Dalek)|Vault]], [[Nanogene]]s, [[John Lumic]], Parallel Worlds, [[Robot Santa|Robotic mercenaries]], and the [[Last Great Time War]]. | * Topics from the first release whose references are significantly reduced include [[Jackie Tyler]], [[Pete Tyler]], [[Abzorbaloff]], [[Henry van Statten|Van Statten]]'s [[The Vault (Dalek)|Vault]], [[Nanogene]]s, [[John Lumic]], Parallel Worlds, [[Robot Santa|Robotic mercenaries]], and the [[Last Great Time War]]. | ||
* On the Master's entry it is stated that John Simm portrayed the seventeenth form of [[the Master]]. It could be noted that at the time [[Alex Macqueen]]'s "[[Reborn Master]]" and [[Titan Comics]]' "[[War Child Master]]" incarnations had not been introduced yet. | * On the Master's entry it is stated that John Simm portrayed the seventeenth form of [[the Master]]. It could be noted that at the time [[Alex Macqueen]]'s "[[Reborn Master]]" and [[Titan Comics]]' "[[War Child Master]]" incarnations had not been introduced yet. | ||
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The 2010 edition of The Visual Dictionary was an illustrated guide to BBC Wales Doctor Who. The second edition was a greatly expanded illustrated guide to Doctor Who — from its return in 2005, up to and including the Eleventh Doctor's first series.
Chapters[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Mysterious Visitor
- The Time Lord
- Anatomy of the Doctor
- Regeneration
- The TARDIS
- featuring illustration by Lee Binding
- featuring illustration by Peter McKinstry
- Tools of the trade
- Amy Pond
- Rory Williams
- Leadworth
- featuring illustration by James Southall
- River Song
- Captain Jack Harkness
- Donna Noble
- Rose Tyler
- Martha Jones
- Torchwood
- UNIT
- Sarah Jane Smith
- K9
- John Smith
- Daleks
- Dalek Flagship
- featuring illustration by John Malony
- The Genesis Ark
- Doomsday Ghosts
- The Cult of Skaro
- Dalek Sec
- Davros
- Davros's Empire
- Ironsides
- The New Daleks
- Weeping Angels
- Army of Angels
- The Ood
- Cybermen
- Cybus Industries
- The CyberKing
- Platform One
- Guests of Platform One
- Lady Cassandra
- The Slitheen
- Satellite 5
- The Sycorax
- New Earth
- The Werewolf
- The Gelth
- Krillitanes
- SS Madame De Pompadour
- The Beast and Sanctuary Base, The Satan Pit
- featuring illustration by Richard Bonson
- Racnoss
- Plasmavores
- The Judoon
- Carrionites
- The Family of Blood
- The Master
- The Toclafane
- The Master Race
- Time Lords
- The Heavenly Host
- Adipose Industries
- Vespiform
- Pyroviles
- Sontaran
- The Hath
- Vashta Nerada
- The Flood
- San Helios
- Prisoner Zero
- Smilers
- Star Whale
- Saturnyns
- Silurian Warriors
- The Pandorica
- featuring illustration by Peter McKinstry
- Enemies
- Time Energy
- Index
Notable features[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Following the format of the previous edition, this well-illustrated hardback volume, conforms to the publisher (Dorling Kindersley)'s usual high standard of visual guides, offering annotated and cut-away photographs/illustrations throughout.
Notes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Reproducing some of the content from Doctor Who: The Visual Dictionary first published in 2007, this expanded edition is fully updated to include all stories up to the end of Series 5.
- Topics from the first release whose references are significantly reduced include Jackie Tyler, Pete Tyler, Abzorbaloff, Van Statten's Vault, Nanogenes, John Lumic, Parallel Worlds, Robotic mercenaries, and the Last Great Time War.
- On the Master's entry it is stated that John Simm portrayed the seventeenth form of the Master. It could be noted that at the time Alex Macqueen's "Reborn Master" and Titan Comics' "War Child Master" incarnations had not been introduced yet.
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