The Complete Visual Collection

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The Complete Visual Collection was a US hardcover omnibus of two prior Doctor Who reference books released in 2016, combining the contents of the 2014 edition of The Visual Dictionary and the Doctor Who Character Encyclopedia (Updated Edition) into one volume. It spans series 1-8 featuring the then current Twelfth Doctor.

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featuring illustration by Peter McKinstry
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The Doctor Who Character Encyclopedia continues at this point in the book with its title page followed by its table of contents. Its entries consist of all 13 Doctors (the first 12 plus the War Doctor) and more than 200 companions, friends, and foes throughout the entire history of Doctor Who up to, and including, Series 8. It's packed with fascinating facts and statistics for characters from the Abzorbaloff to the Zygons, and with large cut-out poses and stunning stills from the programme. It is the ultimate compendium of Doctor Who characters.

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This section of the book covers a wealth of characters. Most are given a full page spread with colour-coded pages denoting the subject's categories. Namely;

  • Index
  • Acknowledgements

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  • There is a sleeve on the inside front cover containing a limited edition print depicting all of the modern era Doctors and their companions.

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  • Reproducing some of the content from Doctor Who: The Visual Dictionary first published in 2010, this newer edition includes all stories up to the end of Series 7.
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