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*[[David Banks]] - Best known for his frequent portrayal of the [[Cyber-Leader|Cyberleader]] talks to [[Paul Cornell]] about that particular role and more. | *[[David Banks]] - Best known for his frequent portrayal of the [[Cyber-Leader|Cyberleader]] talks to [[Paul Cornell]] about that particular role and more. | ||
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*''[[Silver Nemesis]]'' | * '''TV:''' ''[[Silver Nemesis]]'' (reviewed by [[Mark Stammers]]) | ||
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Revision as of 10:51, 15 October 2011
The 143rd issue of Doctor Who Magazine was released in December 1988.
Contents
Articles
- 'The Ice Warriors - in from the cold' Adrian Rigelsford reports on the return of four episodes from The Ice Warriors to the BBC Archives
- 'TARDIS Fillers' Merchandise Report by David Howe and Paul Travers
- 'Panopticon Pictured' convention gallery
- 'The Doctor Down Under' Tim Hunter reports on Doctor Who in Australia.
Comic strips
- Echoes of the Mogor - Part 1
Archives
- Archive Feature: (DW): The Keys of Marinus (Part 2: Episodes 4-6 retelling by episode, no credits but a ‘Fact File’ by Andrew Pixley)
- Episode Guide Season 5: Patrick Troughton
Interviews
- David Banks - Best known for his frequent portrayal of the Cyberleader talks to Paul Cornell about that particular role and more.
Preview
- TV: Silver Nemesis (reviewed by Mark Stammers)
Random quote
“We will survive ...” The Cyber Controller
Also featuring
- Matrix Data Bank (Questions and Answers)
- Gallifrey Guardian (News)
- Rel Time (Events listing)
- You on Who (Letters)
- Data Coils (Pen-pals)
- 'Doctor Who?' by Tim Quinn and Dicky Howett
- 'Nick's View' by Nick Miller
- BBC Video Competition
Credits
- Editor/Designer: John Freeman
- Assistant Editor: Louise Cassell
- Consultant: David Howe
- Production: Jez Meteyard
- Advertising: Julie Hughes
- Advisor: John Nathan-Turner
- Magazine Group Editor: Sheila Cranna
- Publisher: Stan Lee
- Thanks also to Raymond Cusick
Additional details
- This issue was priced £1.25 (UK)
