Comic stories have appeared in all issues of Doctor Who Magazine in some form. Since its earliest days as Doctor Who Weekly, the publication has been home to many types of strips, but the most durable has been the one featuring the then-current televised Doctor. This "main strip" has usually been told in a multi-part format. Beyond these continuing adventures of the Doctor, the magazine has at different times printed comic adaptations of classic science fiction stories, reprints of original science-fiction stories from American comic book anthologies, reprints of strips originally printed in Polystyle or City Magazines publications, and original strips not featuring the Doctor which were nevertheless set in the Doctor Who universe.
Overview
In 1979, Marvel UK wrested control of the license to produce Doctor Who comics from Polystyle. Editor Dez Skinn immediately changed the style of the comic strip by hiring youngsters who were principally comic book artists, rather than the cartoonists and illustrators who had been in charge of Polystyle's output. With soon-to-be-luminaries like Dave Gibbons, Pat Mills and John Wagner working on the main strip and Alan Moore, Steve Moore, Steve Dillon and Steve Parkhouse initially handling the back-ups, Skinn instantly brought modern — and more American — sensibilities to the comic Doctor Who world.
At the same time, those early issues of Doctor Who Weekly brought American comic strips in front of British eyes by having a long series of reprints taken straight from Marvel's long line of American science fiction anthologies. Called variously Tales from the TARDIS and Dr Who's Time Tales, the non-Whoniverse backup strips of those early issues involved a few panels of the Fourth Doctor framing a Marvel US adaptation of a classic science fiction story or an original strip taken from a Marvel US science fiction anthology of the 1950s or 1960s. Borrowed as they were from Marvel US, they featured the talents of Marvel legends Steve Ditko, Jack Kirby, Chris Claremont, and even Stan Lee himself. Skinn also resurrected the long-out-of-print Dalek Tapes stories that had originally appeared in TV Century 21. For a time, Doctor Who Weekly regularly had three or four different strips in each issue.
Skinn's successors rather quickly ended the non-Whoniverse material, and made reprints of 1960s material increasingly sporadic. But the non-Doctor original back-ups remained well past the time the magazine became Doctor Who Monthly. These backups, however, dried up at about the time the Sixth Doctor debuted. By the end of the 1980s, the magazine generally ran only the main Doctor Who strip. However, there were rare instances when a Polystyle comic made its way into print during the 1990s. These occasional reprints ended entirely by the dawn of the 21st century. In 2017 a reprinted collection of the Polystyle comic strip *Sub Zero was included free inside the polybag of the 1970s themed issue 508, but this was an additional entity to the magazine issue itself. Similarly, in 2020 reprints of the Polystyle comic strips The Glen of Sleeping and Fogbound were included free as two of the reprinted strips in the Past Masters supplement which came with issue 547, but again this was in an additional entity to the magazine issue itself.
In the 1990s DWM temporarily ran a series of comic strips featuring past Doctors in lieu of the then-current Seventh Doctor, but from 1996 it once again nearly exclusively featured the current Doctor; the Eighth Doctor was current in DWM's comic strip from 1996-2005, followed by the Ninth Doctor in 2005; the Tenth Doctor from 2006-10; the Eleventh Doctor from 2010-14; the Twelfth Doctor from 2014-18; the Thirteenth Doctor from 2018-22; and the Fourteenth Doctor from 2022. Unusually, the Fourteenth Doctor's comic debut in Liberation of the Daleks part one in DWM 584 was released weeks after his television debut at the end of the Thirteenth Doctor's departure in The Power of the Doctor and set immediately after that story. From 2005, the magazine also more regularly featured the Doctor travelling with their contemporary companions on TV with the likenesses of their respective actors. The comic adventures of Rose Tyler in the pages of DWM were published from 2005-06; Martha Jones from 2007-08; Donna Noble in 2008; Amy Pond from 2010-12; Rory Williams from 2011-12; Clara Oswald from 2013-16; Bill Potts from 2017-18; Graham O'Brien and Ryan Sinclair from 2018-21; Yasmin Khan from 2018-22; and Dan Lewis in 2022.
In issue 311 in 2001, an issue focused on the Master, the sole comic strip other than a reprint of Part Four of TV Comic strip The Witches was a Doctor-less story called Character Assassin, featuring the Master in the Land of Fiction.
In issue 455 in 2012, the sole comic strip other than the three-panel Doctor Whoah! was a Doctor-less story (apart from a doll with the Eleventh Doctor's likeness) called Imaginary Enemies. This story featured a pre-TARDIS travel Amy and Rory, along with their time-travelling daughter Mels, and was set during a twelve-year narrative gap in the 2010 episode The Eleventh Hour. It was published after the final comic story in the magazine where Amy and Rory were travelling with the Eleventh Doctor.
Over issues 475 and 476 in 2014, the sole comic strip other than Doctor Whoah! in issue 475 was a Doctor-less story called The Crystal Throne. This comic story was published after the Eleventh Doctor's final comic strip in the magazine and before the Twelfth Doctor's DWM debut, and instead featured Vastra, Jenny Flint and Strax, who appeared in several episodes of the Doctor Who TV series between 2011 and 2014.
Since 2017, Doctor Who Magazine has published the main eight-page comic strip, along with a three-panel parody called The Daft Dimension, the latter of which since 2014 was usually printed in the pages of the magazine's Galaxy Forum feature. The main comic had previously run to as many as 12 pages, with the 500th issue story The Stockbridge Showdown being 20 pages long.
As has been the case since 1979, most stories in the main strip are serialised and told over the course of several issues, with the occasional single-chapter standalone. Originally published in black-and-white, the comic strip has been published in colour since DWM 300 in 2001.
In 2020, a three-part comic strip, Monstrous Beauty, starring the Ninth Doctor, was published as a part of the Time Lord Victorious multi-medium event, being the first main strip in nearly a decade not to star the Doctor's concurrent incarnation. The first part was published in a supplementary booklet released alongside DWM 556, with the other two seeing print within DWM 557 and DWM 558.
The main strip was forced to take a three-issue break in 2020 due to the difficulty of producing issues remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic, with issues 553 through 555 lacking a main comic story beyond the usual The Daft Dimension gag strip. (Previous breaks with no non-gag comic were DWM 151, 163, 261, and 354.) The strip initially returned with the aforementioned Time Lord Victorious tie-in: after the strip returned once again to the adventures of the concurrent Thirteenth Doctor with The White Dragon (published in DWM 559-DWM 562), the strip went on a second hiatus for the same reason. This second hiatus, the longest streak of issues without a main, non-gag strips, lasted from DWM 563 up to DWM 569. After the comic strip debut of Dan Lewis in DWM 572, the following issue ended up lacking a main strip for unexplained reasons.
Interestingly, unlike with Polystyle, one rarely — if ever — sees in DWM's comic strip stories thought balloons for the Doctor, who is normally always shown to speak aloud, even when alone. In other words, the Doctor's thoughts remain strictly their own.
Reprints
Many of the comic strips have been reprinted a number of times in various publications, including colourised and edited-down versions given away free in multi-packs of Golden Wonder crips.
Doctor Who Magazine material was first reprinted in America via the Marvel Premiere anthology series in the early 1980s. When sales proved favourable, a new title, Doctor Who (1984), was launched. Though cancelled just shy of its two-year anniversary, the title managed to reprint almost all of the Fourth and Fifth Doctors' DWM runs. It also offered some prominent American artists, such as Dave Cockrum and George Roussos, an opportunity to offer pinup and cover artwork of Doctor Who subjects. Like many DWM reprints, Doctor Who (1984) presented its reprints in colour.
Comics printed in Doctor Who Weekly included a recap segment that covered up part of the original artwork. The recap was not included in the Marvel Premiere and Doctor Who (1984) reprints, restoring the original artwork.[1]
From 1992 to 1994, Marvel UK began reprinting colourised reprints of DWM comics in Doctor Who Classic Comics alongside earlier strips by Polystyle Publications, Ltd.
Towards the end of 2007, IDW Publishing picked up the option to again reprint colourised versions of DWM comic strips in a monthly American series entitled Doctor Who Classics, reprinting stories up to the early Seventh Doctor era, plus a two-volume standalone, Grant Morrison's Doctor Who, reprinting Morrison's output from DWM. IDW also published several omnibus trade paperbacks featuring DWM strip reprints. The reprints ended with IDW's loss of their license to publish Doctor Who comics.
As a result of being colourised by separate reprint publications, a handful of stories have been colourised differently up to three times.
In the UK, Panini Comics undertook a long project to digitally restore all Doctor Who Magazine comics, and faithfully reprint the comics from their original masters. In most cases, this has meant the first monochromatic reprinting of most DWM strips. It has also offered the creative teams an opportunity to add explanatory notes and original concept artwork. These large-format volumes have to date covered most of the history of DWM from 1979 onwards.
Doctor Who Magazine's comic strips have also been a key feature of hardback publications like the series of Doctor Who Yearbooks, Doctor Who annuals and Doctor Who Storybooks, as well as numerous special, seasonal issues of DWM itself.
Main strips by issue
Original stories
| DWM |
Title |
Writer |
Doctor |
Featuring |
Collected In
|
| 1-8
|
Doctor Who and the Iron Legion
|
Pat Mills & John Wagner
|
4th
|
|
|
| 9-16
|
City of the Damned
|
|
| 17-18
|
Timeslip
|
Dez Skinn & Paul Neary
|
K9 Mark II, First Doctor, Second Doctor, Third Doctor
|
|
| 19-26
|
Doctor Who and the Star Beast
|
Pat Mills & John Wagner
|
K9 Mark II, Sharon
|
|
| 27-34
|
Doctor Who and the Dogs of Doom
|
K9 Mark II, Sharon, Daleks
|
|
| 35-38
|
Doctor Who and the Time Witch
|
Steve Moore
|
K9 Mark II, Sharon
|
|
| 39-45
|
Dragon's Claw
|
K9 Mark II, Sharon, Sontarans
|
|
| 46
|
The Collector
|
K9 Mark II, Sharon
|
| 47-48
|
Dreamers of Death
|
| 49-50
|
The Life Bringer!
|
K9 Mark II
|
| 51
|
War of the Words
|
| 52
|
Spider-God
|
|
| 53
|
The Deal
|
Steve Parkhouse
|
|
| 54-55
|
End of the Line
|
|
| 56-57
|
Doctor Who and the Free-Fall Warriors
|
|
| 58-59
|
Junkyard Demon
|
Cybermen
|
| 60
|
The Neutron Knights
|
|
| 61-67
|
The Tides of Time
|
5th
|
Sir Justin of Wells, Shayde, Rassilon
|
The Tides of Time
|
| 68-69
|
Stars Fell on Stockbridge
|
Max
|
| 70-75
|
The Stockbridge Horror
|
Shayde
|
| 76-77
|
Lunar Lagoon
|
Gus
|
| 78-83
|
4-Dimensional Vistas
|
Gus, The Monk, Ice Warriors
|
84,
86-87
|
The Moderator
|
Gus, Josiah W. Dogbolter
|
| 88-89
|
The Shape Shifter
|
6th
|
Frobisher, Josiah W. Dogbolter
|
Voyager
|
| 90-94
|
Voyager
|
| 95-97
|
Polly the Glot
|
| 98-99
|
Once Upon a Time Lord
|
| 100-101
|
War-Game
|
Alan McKenzie
|
| 102-103
|
Funhouse
|
Frobisher, First Doctor, Second Doctor, Third Doctor, Fourth Doctor, Fifth Doctor
|
| 104
|
Kane's Story
|
Peri, Frobisher
|
| 105
|
Abel's Story
|
| 106
|
The Warrior's Story
|
| 107
|
Frobisher's Story
|
| 108
|
Exodus
|
|
| 109
|
Revelation!
|
Peri, Frobisher, Cybermen
|
| 110
|
Genesis!
|
Alan McKenzie & John Ridgway
|
| 111-113
|
Nature of the Beast!
|
Simon Furman
|
Peri, Frobisher
|
The World Shapers
|
| 114-116
|
Time Bomb
|
Jamie Delano
|
Frobisher
|
| 117
|
Salad Daze
|
Simon Furman
|
Peri
|
| 118-119
|
Changes
|
Grant Morrison
|
Peri, Frobisher
|
| 120-122
|
Profits of Doom!
|
Mike Collins
|
| 123-126
|
The Gift
|
Jamie Delano
|
| 127-129
|
The World Shapers
|
Grant Morrison
|
Peri, Frobisher, Jamie, Voord, Cybermen
|
|
| 130-133
|
A Cold Day in Hell!
|
Simon Furman
|
7th
|
Frobisher, Olla, Ice Warriors
|
A Cold Day in Hell!
|
| 134
|
Redemption!
|
Olla
|
| 135
|
The Crossroads of Time
|
|
| 136-138
|
Claws of the Klathi!
|
Mike Collins
|
|
| 139
|
Culture Shock!
|
Grant Morrison
|
|
| 140
|
Keepsake
|
Simon Furman
|
|
| 141-142
|
Planet of the Dead
|
John Freeman
|
|
| 143-144
|
Echoes of the Mogor!
|
Dan Abnett
|
|
| 145-146
|
Time and Tide
|
Richard Starkings & John Carnell
|
|
| 147
|
Follow That TARDIS!
|
John Carnell
|
The Monk
|
| 148-150
|
Invaders from Gantac!
|
Alan Grant
|
|
| 152-155
|
Nemesis of the Daleks
|
Richard Starkings & John Tomlinson
|
Abslom Daak, Daleks
|
|
| 156
|
Stairway to Heaven
|
Paul Cornell & John Freeman
|
|
Nemesis of the Daleks
|
| 159-161
|
Train-Flight
|
Andrew Donkin & Graham S. Brand
|
Sarah
|
| 162
|
Doctor Conkerer!
|
Ian Rimmer
|
|
| 164-166
|
Fellow Travellers
|
Andrew Cartmel
|
Ace
|
The Good Soldier
|
| 167
|
Darkness, Falling
|
Dan Abnett
|
|
The Brigadier
|
| 168
|
Distractions
|
7th
|
Ace
|
| 169-172
|
The Mark of Mandragora
|
Ace, The Brigadier
|
| 173
|
Party Animals
|
Gary Russell
|
Ace
|
| 174
|
The Chameleon Factor
|
Paul Cornell
|
| 175-178
|
The Good Soldier
|
Andrew Cartmel
|
Ace, Cybermen
|
|
| 179
|
A Glitch in Time
|
John Freeman
|
Ace
|
The Good Soldier
|
| 180
|
Evening's Empire (Part One only)
|
Andrew Cartmel
|
Evening's Empire
|
| 183
|
Conflict of Interests
|
Dan Abnett
|
|
Sontarans
|
| 185-187
|
The Grief
|
7th
|
Ace
|
| 188-190
|
Ravens
|
Andrew Cartmel
|
|
| 191
|
Memorial
|
Scott Gray
|
Ace
|
| 192
|
Cat Litter
|
Marc Platt
|
| 193-196
|
Pureblood
|
Dan Abnett
|
Benny, Sontarans, Rutan
|
Emperor of the Daleks
|
| 197-202
|
Emperor of the Daleks
|
Paul Cornell
|
6th, 7th
|
Benny, Peri, Abslom Daak, Davros, Daleks
|
|
| 203-206
|
Final Genesis
|
Scott Gray
|
7th
|
Ace, Benny
|
Emperor of the Daleks
|
| 207
|
Time & Time Again
|
Paul Cornell
|
1st, 2nd,
3rd, 4th,
5th, 6th,
7th
|
Susan, Jamie, Zoe, Adric, Frobisher, Ace, Benny
|
| 208-210
|
Cuckoo
|
Dan Abnett
|
7th
|
Ace, Benny
|
| 211
|
Uninvited Guest
|
Scott Gray
|
Eternals
|
| 212-214
|
Victims
|
Dan Abnett
|
4th
|
Romana II
|
Land of the Blind
|
| 215-217
|
The Lunar Strangers
|
Gareth Roberts
|
5th
|
Tegan, Turlough
|
| 218-220
|
Food for Thought
|
Nicholas Briggs
|
1st
|
Ben, Polly
|
| 221-223
|
Change of Mind
|
Kate Orman
|
3rd
|
Liz, The Brigadier
|
| 224-226
|
Land of the Blind
|
Scott Gray
|
2nd
|
Jamie, Zoe
|
| 227
|
Up Above the Gods
|
Richard Starkings
|
6th
|
Davros
|
|
| 228-230
|
The Curse of the Scarab
|
Alan Barnes
|
5th
|
Peri
|
Ground Zero
|
| 231-233
|
Operation Proteus
|
Gareth Roberts
|
1st
|
Susan
|
| 234
|
Target Practice
|
3rd
|
Jo, The Brigadier, Benton
|
| 235-237
|
Black Destiny
|
Gary Russell
|
4th
|
Sarah, Harry
|
| 238-242
|
Ground Zero
|
Scott Gray
|
7th
|
Susan, Sarah, Peri, Ace
|
| 243
|
Doctor Who and the Fangs of Time
|
Sean Longcroft
|
4th
|
|
| 244-247
|
Endgame
|
Alan Barnes
|
8th
|
Izzy, Max, The Celestial Toymaker
|
Endgame
|
| 248-249
|
The Keep
|
Izzy
|
| 250
|
A Life of Matter and Death
|
| 251-255
|
Fire and Brimstone
|
Izzy, Daleks
|
|
| 256
|
By Hook or By Crook
|
Scott Gray
|
Izzy
|
Endgame
|
| 257-260
|
Tooth and Claw
|
Alan Barnes
|
Izzy, Fey
|
| 262-265
|
The Final Chapter
|
Izzy, Fey, Shayde, Rassilon
|
| 266-271
|
Wormwood
|
Scott Gray
|
Izzy, Fey, Shayde
|
| 272
|
Happy Deathday
|
1st, 2nd,
3rd, 4th,
5th, 6th,
7th, 8th
|
Izzy
|
The Glorious Dead
|
| 273-276
|
The Fallen
|
8th
|
Izzy, Grace, the Bruce Master
|
| 277
|
Unnatural Born Killers
|
Adrian Salmon
|
|
Kroton, Sontarans
|
|
| 278-282
|
The Road to Hell
|
Scott Gray
|
8th
|
Izzy, Sato Katsura
|
The Glorious Dead
|
| 283
|
TV Action!
|
Alan Barnes
|
Izzy, Beep
|
| 284-286
|
The Company of Thieves
|
Scott Gray
|
Izzy, Kroton
|
|
| 287-296
|
The Glorious Dead
|
Izzy, Kroton, the Bruce Master, Sato Katsura
|
| 297-299
|
The Autonomy Bug
|
Izzy
|
The Glorious Dead
|
| 300-303
|
Ophidius
|
Izzy, Destrii, Mobox
|
Oblivion
|
| 304
|
Beautiful Freak
|
Izzy
|
| 305
|
The Last Word
|
Gareth Roberts
|
7th
|
Ace, Benny, Timewyrm
|
The Age of Chaos
|
| 306, 308-310
|
The Way of All Flesh
|
Scott Gray
|
8th
|
Izzy
|
Oblivion
|
| 311
|
Character Assassin
|
|
the Master
|
| 312-317
|
Children of the Revolution
|
8th
|
Izzy, Daleks
|
|
| 318
|
Me and My Shadow
|
|
Feyde
|
Oblivion
|
| 319-322
|
Uroboros
|
8th
|
Feyde, Destrii, Mobox
|
| 323-328
|
Oblivion
|
Izzy, Feyde, Destrii
|
| 329
|
Where Nobody Knows Your Name
|
Frobisher
|
The Flood
|
| 330-332
|
Doctor Who and the Nightmare Game
|
Gareth Roberts
|
|
| 333
|
The Power of Thoueris!
|
Scott Gray
|
|
| 334-336
|
The Curious Tale of Spring-Heeled Jack
|
|
| 337
|
The Land of Happy Endings
|
John and Gillian
|
| 338-342
|
Bad Blood
|
Destrii
|
| 343-345
|
Sins of the Fathers
|
| 346-353
|
The Flood
|
Destrii, Cybermen
|
|
| 355-357
|
The Love Invasion
|
Gareth Roberts & Clayton Hickman
|
9th
|
Rose
|
The Cruel Sea
|
| 358
|
Art Attack
|
Mike Collins
|
| 359-362
|
The Cruel Sea
|
Robert Shearman
|
| 363-364
|
A Groatsworth of Wit
|
Gareth Roberts
|
Rose, William Shakespeare
|
| 365-367
|
The Betrothal of Sontar
|
John Tomlinson & Nick Abadzis
|
10th
|
Rose, Sontarans
|
The Betrothal of Sontar
|
| 368
|
The Lodger
|
Gareth Roberts
|
Rose, Mickey, Jackie
|
| 369-371
|
F.A.Q.
|
Tony Lee
|
Rose
|
| 372-374
|
The Futurists
|
Mike Collins
|
| 375-376
|
Interstellar Overdrive
|
Jonathan Morris
|
| 377
|
The Green-Eyed Monster
|
Nev Fountain
|
Rose, Mickey, Jackie
|
| 378-380
|
The Warkeeper's Crown
|
Alan Barnes
|
The Brigadier
|
| 381-384
|
The Woman Who Sold the World
|
Rob Davis
|
Martha
|
The Widow's Curse
|
| 385
|
Bus Stop!
|
| 386-389
|
The First
|
Dan McDaid
|
Martha, Skith
|
| 390
|
Death to the Doctor!
|
Jonathan Morris
|
Martha
|
| 391-393
|
Universal Monsters
|
Ian Edginton
|
| 394
|
Hotel Historia
|
Dan McDaid
|
Majenta
|
The Crimson Hand
|
| 395-398
|
The Widow's Curse
|
Rob Davis
|
Donna, Sycorax
|
The Widow's Curse
|
| 399
|
The Time of My Life
|
Jonathan Morris
|
Donna
|
| 400-402
|
Thinktwice
|
Dan McDaid
|
Majenta
|
The Crimson Hand
|
| 403-405
|
The Stockbridge Child
|
Majenta, Max
|
| 406-407
|
Mortal Beloved
|
Majenta
|
| 408-411
|
The Age of Ice
|
Majenta, Skith
|
| 412
|
The Deep Hereafter
|
Majenta
|
| 413
|
Onomatopoeia
|
| 414-415
|
Ghosts of the Northern Line
|
| 416-420
|
The Crimson Hand
|
| 421-423
|
Supernature
|
Jonathan Morris
|
11th
|
Amy
|
The Child of Time
|
| 424
|
Planet Bollywood
|
| 425-428
|
The Golden Ones
|
Amy, Chiyoko, Axos
|
| 429
|
The Professor, the Queen and the Bookshop
|
Amy
|
| 430-431
|
The Screams of Death
|
Amy, Chiyoko
|
| 432
|
Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night
|
Amy
|
| 433-434
|
Forever Dreaming
|
| 435-437
|
Apotheosis
|
Amy, Chiyoko
|
| 438-441
|
The Child of Time
|
| 442-445
|
The Chains of Olympus
|
Scott Gray
|
Amy, Rory
|
The Chains of Olympus
|
| 446-447
|
Sticks & Stones
|
| 448-450
|
The Cornucopia Caper
|
Amy, Rory, Horatio Lynk, Miss Ghost
|
| 451-454
|
The Broken Man
|
Amy, Rory, Annabel Lake, Patrick Lake, Hugo Wilding
|
Hunters of the Burning Stone
|
| 455
|
Imaginary Enemies
|
|
Amy, Rory, Mels
|
| 456-461
|
Hunters of the Burning Stone
|
11th
|
Ian, Barbara, Horatio Lynk
|
| 462-464
|
A Wing and a Prayer
|
Clara
|
The Blood of Azrael
|
| 465-466
|
Welcome to Tickle Town
|
| 467
|
John Smith and the Common Men
|
| 468-469
|
Pay the Piper
|
Clara, Annabel Lake
|
| 470-474
|
The Blood of Azrael
|
Clara, Horatio Lynk, Annabel Lake, Hugo Wilding
|
| 475-476
|
The Crystal Throne
|
|
Vastra, Jenny, Strax
|
The Eye of Torment
|
| 477-480
|
The Eye of Torment
|
12th
|
Clara
|
| 481-483
|
The Instruments of War
|
Mike Collins
|
Clara, Sontarans
|
| 484
|
Space Invaders!
|
Mark Wright
|
Clara
|
The Highgate Horror
|
| 485-488
|
Blood and Ice
|
Jacqueline Rayner
|
The Eye of Torment
|
| 489-491
|
Spirits of the Jungle
|
Jonathan Morris
|
The Highgate Horror
|
| 492-493
|
The Highgate Horror
|
Mark Wright
|
Clara, Jess
|
| 494-495
|
The Dragon Lord
|
Steve Lyons
|
Clara
|
| 496
|
Theatre of the Mind
|
Roger Langridge
|
| 497-499
|
Witch Hunt
|
Jacqueline Rayner
|
| 500
|
The Stockbridge Showdown
|
Scott Gray
|
Max, Sharon, Frobisher, Izzy, Destrii, Majenta, Josiah W. Dogbolter
|
| 501-503
|
The Pestilent Heart
|
Mark Wright
|
Jess
|
Doorway to Hell
|
| 504
|
Moving In
|
| 505-506
|
Bloodsport
|
| 507
|
Be Forgot
|
| 508-511
|
Doorway to Hell
|
Jess, The Master
|
| 512-514
|
The Soul Garden
|
Scott Gray
|
Bill
|
The Phantom Piper
|
| 515-517
|
The Parliament of Fear
|
| 518
|
Matildus
|
| 519-523
|
The Phantom Piper
|
Bill, Fey
|
| 524-530
|
The Clockwise War
|
Bill, War Doctor, Fey, Shayde, Annabel Lake, Patrick Lake, Hugo Wilding
|
The Clockwise War
|
| 531-534
|
The Warmonger
|
13th
|
Yaz, Ryan, Graham
|
Mistress of Chaos
|
| 535-539
|
Herald of Madness
|
| 540-542
|
The Power of the Mobox
|
| 543-548
|
Mistress of Chaos
|
| 549-552
|
The Piggybackers
|
|
| 556-558
|
Monstrous Beauty
|
9th
|
Rose
|
|
| 559-562
|
The White Dragon
|
13th
|
Yaz, Ryan, Graham
|
|
| 570-571
|
The Forest Bride
|
Jacqueline Rayner
|
Yaz
|
|
| 572
|
It's Behind You!
|
Yaz, Dan
|
|
| 574-577
|
Hydra's Gate
|
|
| 578
|
Dr. Who & the Mechonoids
|
Dr. Who
|
Susan, Vince Booth, Mechonoids
|
|
| 579
|
Fear of the Future
|
13th
|
Yaz, Dan
|
|
| 580-583
|
The Everlasting Summer
|
|
| 584-597
|
Liberation of the Daleks
|
Alan Barnes
|
14th
|
Daleks
|
Liberation of the Daleks
|
| 598
|
Untitled
|
Donna, Wilf, Sylvia
|
|
| 599-
|
Mancopolis
|
15th
|
Ruby
|
|
Reprints
Backup strips
- Main article: DWM backup comic stories
Main strips in other publications
Doctor Who Magazine Specials
| DWM |
Title |
Writer |
Doctor |
Featuring |
Collected In
|
| Summer 1991
|
Seaside Rendezvous
|
Paul Cornell
|
7th
|
Ace, Ogri
|
The Good Soldier
|
| Winter 1991
|
The Man in the Ion Mask
|
Dan Abnett
|
3rd
|
The Brigadier, Benton, The Master
|
|
| Holiday 1992
|
City of Devils
|
Gary Russell
|
|
Sarah, K9 Mark III, Lavinia
|
| Winter 1992
|
Flashback
|
Scott Gray
|
7th
|
Benny
|
Emperor of the Daleks
|
| Summer 1993
|
Bringer of Darkness
|
2nd
|
Jamie, Victoria, Daleks
|
|
| Summer 1994
|
Are You Listening?
|
1st
|
Vicki, Steven
|
|
| Younger and Wiser
|
7th
|
Benny
|
|
| Winter 1994
|
Plastic Millenium
|
Gary Russell
|
Mel, Nestene Consciousness, Autons
|
|
| Summer 1995
|
The Seventh Segment
|
Gareth Roberts
|
4th
|
Romana I, K9 Mark II
|
|
| Spring 1996
|
Daleks Versus the Martians
|
Alan Barnes
|
Dr. Who
|
Louise, Susan, Daleks
|
Daleks: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection
|
Doctor Who Yearbooks
| Year |
Title |
Writer |
Doctor |
Featuring |
Collected In
|
| 1992
|
Under Pressure
|
Dan Abnett
|
3rd, 4th, 7th
|
Jo, Ace, Sea Devils
|
The Age of Chaos
|
| 1993
|
Metamorphosis
|
Paul Cornell
|
7th
|
Ace, Daleks
|
|
| 1994
|
A Religious Experience
|
Tim Quinn
|
1st, 7th
|
Ian, Barbara
|
The Clockwise War
|
| Rest and Re-Creation
|
Scott Gray
|
4th
|
Leela, Zygons
|
| 1995
|
The Naked Flame
|
Sarah, Menoptera
|
| Blood Invocation
|
Paul Cornell
|
5th
|
Nyssa, Tegan
|
| 1996
|
Star Beast II
|
Gary Gillatt
|
4th
|
Fudge Higgins, Beep
|
| Junkyard Demon II
|
Alan Barnes
|
Cybermen
|
|
Doctor Who Storybooks
Humour strips
- See: Doctor Who?
- See: Nix View
- See: Doctor Whoah!
- See: Moments in Time
- See: The Daft Dimension
