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*Writing (New) Who - In the final part of this series [[Craig Hinton]] interviews more of the authors of Virgin's [[Virgin New Adventures|The New]] and [[Virgin Missing Adventures|The Missing Adventures]] series of novels, along with editor [[Rebecca Levene]], who discusses up-coming fiction and non-fiction releases. ([[Daniel O'Mahony]], [[Steve Lyons]] and [[Simon Messingham]])
*Writing (New) Who - In the final part of this series [[Craig Hinton]] interviews more of the authors of Virgin's [[Virgin New Adventures|The New]] and [[Virgin Missing Adventures|The Missing Adventures]] series of novels, along with editor [[Rebecca Levene]], who discusses up-coming fiction and non-fiction releases. ([[Daniel O'Mahony]], [[Steve Lyons]] and [[Simon Messingham]])
*Tomorrow's Times - From ''[[The Sensorites]]'' to ''[[Battlefield]]'', excursions into humanity's future in ''Doctor Who'' have been extremely diverse, both in stylistic approach and subject matter. [[Philip MacDonald]] looks at the way the series has viewed the shapes of things to come...
*Tomorrow's Times - From ''[[The Sensorites]]'' to ''[[Battlefield]]'', excursions into [[human]]ity's future in ''Doctor Who'' have been extremely diverse, both in stylistic approach and subject matter. [[Philip MacDonald]] looks at the way the series has viewed the shapes of things to come...


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The 223rd issue of Doctor Who Magazine was released in March 1995.

Contents

Articles

Comic Strips

Fiction

Archives

By Andrew Pixley

Telesnap Archives

Compiled by Matthew Pereira

Interviews / Profiles

  • The King Maker - Michael Hayes has enjoyed a long and distinguished career as a television director his credits including three highly regarded Doctor Who adventures. In the first of a two-part interview, Philip Newman talks to Michael about his work on The Androids of Tara and The Armageddon Factor.
  • The Vision Thing - In the early 1970's Doctor Who received a wide range of high quality coverage in Radio Times. Informed articles, imaginative photography, artwork from some of the country's most talented illustrators and a special publication to celebrate the Tenth Anniversary all raised public awareness of the series/ Philip Newman talks to the man responsible; former Radio Times art editor, David Driver.

Reviews - Shelf Life

Reviews by Craig Hinton

Regular Features

Credits

Editor: Gary Gillatt
Associate Editors: Marcus Hearn
Assistant Editor: Warwick Scott Gray
Design: Paul Vyse & Gary Gilbert
Production: Mark Irvine & Irfan Yunis
Group Editor: Gary Russell

Additional details

to be added