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* ''SFX Issue 196'' ([[Karen Gillan]] new companion interview) | * ''SFX Issue 196'' ([[Karen Gillan]] new companion interview) | ||
* ''SFX Issue 199'' (Looking ahead to [[Series 4 (Torchwood)|New Torchwood]], [[Russell T Davies]] interview) | * ''SFX Issue 199'' (Looking ahead to [[Series 4 (Torchwood)|New Torchwood]], [[Russell T Davies]] interview) | ||
* ''SFX Issue 208'' (Looking ahead to [[Series 6 (Doctor Who)|New Doctor Who]], [[Steven Moffat]] interview) and the World's first TARDIS sound effect cover! | * ''SFX Issue 208'' (Looking ahead to [[Series 6 (Doctor Who 2005)|New Doctor Who]], [[Steven Moffat]] interview) and the World's first TARDIS sound effect cover! | ||
In addition to the regular issues, a further ''SFX Collection'' title is released six times a year. This focuses on a specific theme and is often packaged with "extras". ''Doctor Who'' has has had a number of these special editions, often including premiums and at a higher price. Initially, issues collected together a range of previously released material, supplementing it and updating where possible, before establishing a tradition of 100% all-new material. The publishers take pride in its independence, often using a cover flash of 100% unofficial and unauthorised. | In addition to the regular issues, a further ''SFX Collection'' title is released six times a year. This focuses on a specific theme and is often packaged with "extras". ''Doctor Who'' has has had a number of these special editions, often including premiums and at a higher price. Initially, issues collected together a range of previously released material, supplementing it and updating where possible, before establishing a tradition of 100% all-new material. The publishers take pride in its independence, often using a cover flash of 100% unofficial and unauthorised. | ||
