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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 [[Sub Zero (graphic novel)|a reprinted collection]] of the Polystyle comic strip ''[[Sub Zero (comic story)|*Sub Zero]]'' was included free inside the polybag of the 1970s themed [[DWM 508|issue 508]], but this was an additional entity to the magazine issue itself.
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 [[Sub Zero (graphic novel)|a reprinted collection]] of the Polystyle comic strip ''[[Sub Zero (comic story)|*Sub Zero]]'' was included free inside the polybag of the 1970s themed [[DWM 508|issue 508]], but this was 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; and the [[Twelfth Doctor]] from 2014-18. 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; and [[Bill Potts]] from 2017-18.
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; and the [[Thirteenth Doctor]] in 2018. 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; and [[Graham O'Brien]], [[Ryan Sinclair]], and [[Yasmin Khan]] in 2018.


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 [[DWM 500|500th issue]] story ''[[The Stockbridge Showdown (comic story)|The Stockbridge Showdown]]'' being 20 pages long.
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 [[DWM 500|500th issue]] story ''[[The Stockbridge Showdown (comic story)|The Stockbridge Showdown]]'' being 20 pages long.
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