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The DWB Compendium: The Best of the First 100 Issues, or simply The DWB Compendium, was a Doctor Who reference book published by Dream Watch Publishing in March 1994.
Publisher's summary
DreamWatch Bulletin, winner of numerous Doctor Who Appreciation Society and Marvel awards for Best Fanzine, recently notched up a decade in print. As a celebration, this special volume unites the very best of the feature material that appeared in the first 100 issues.
Fully revised and updated, this unique book will provide a fascinating source of reference for all telefantasy fans, beautifully illustrated with stunning artwork and many previously unpublished photographs.
Also available in this volume: The DWB Interview File, a fully revised collection of the very best interviews exclusively conducted for the first 100 issues of DWB illustrated with many previously unpublished photographs, featuring Jon Pertwee, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Debbie Watling, Katy Manning, Lalla Ward, Nicola Bryant, Sydney Newman, Christopher Barry, Graeme Harper, Milton Subotsky, Graham Williams, Innes Lloyd, Gerry Davis, Paul Darrow, Gareth Thomas, Jacqueline Pearce, Gerald Harper, Richard O’Brien, Bernard Bresslaw, and many more...
Subject matter
Compilation book featuring material from the first 100 issues of British magazine DWB.
Notes
- The series was founded in 1983 as Doctor Who Bulletin but in 1989 renamed to DreamWatch Bulletin as it broadened its remit beyond just Doctor Who.
- The hardback was limited to 500 copies.
