DWMS Holiday 1992
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The 1992 Doctor Who Magazine Holiday Special special issue concentrated on Sarah Jane Smith, both solo and with K9 Mark III.
Contents[[edit] | edit source]
Articles[[edit] | edit source]
- Not On TV - John Ainsworth presents a list of Sarah Jane Smith's appearances in comics, Doctor Who annual's and the K9 Annual.
- Sarah's Scrapbook - Newspaper articles by Sarah Jane and others, from a Whoniverse perspective.
Comic content[[edit] | edit source]
Fiction[[edit] | edit source]
Brief Encounter[[edit] | edit source]
Other[[edit] | edit source]
- The Roving Reporter - Kevin W. Parker. Sarah's "unauthorised biographer" takes a look at the life of Sarah Jane Smith from a Doctor Who universe perspective. (See Other information.)
Archives[[edit] | edit source]
With production notes and credits by Andrew Pixley
Interviews / Profiles[[edit] | edit source]
- Elisabeth Sladen, interviewed by Gary Russell
Previews[[edit] | edit source]
- None
Reviews[[edit] | edit source]
- None
A4 Page Pin-ups[[edit] | edit source]
- Vincent Danks' promotional picture for the comic strip City of Devils, coloured by Paul Vyse
Giant A2 Colour Poster[[edit] | edit source]
- The cover artwork for this issue by Piers McAllister was given away as a free poster stapled in the middle.
Also featuring[[edit] | edit source]
- Afterward by Elisabeth Sladen
Credits[[edit] | edit source]
- Editor: Gary Russell
- Design Team: Ed Lawrence, Peri Godbold & Gary Gilbert
- Editorial Co-ordinator: Louise Cassell
- Production: Chris McCormack
- Promotions: Fiona Moscatelli
- Advertising: Jane Smale
- Senior Editor: John Freeman
- Editorial Director: Paul Neary
- Managing Director: Vincent Conran
- Excelsior: Stan Lee
- Thanks this issue to: Elisabeth Sladen, Claire Jones, Nicholas Courtney, CMS In-Vision, Bobbi Mitchell, David Howe, Mike Conroy, David Gibbes-Auger, Martin Wiggins and Neil Corry.
Other Information[[edit] | edit source]
- "Holiday" in British comic publishing terms means "summer", as in the phrase "school holiday" or "summer holiday". Hence, this issue is often colloquially called the "1992 Summer Special".
- This special was staple bound with new cover artwork (and poster), priced £2.50 (UK).
