The creators of Doctor Who comics were for a long time the most male of the various parts of the Whoniverse. I noted in a history of the 1964-79 strips that the first mention of women in a creative capacity was on page 570 of a 603-page book, on work done in the 1990s. The first woman credited in the main Doctor Who Magazine comics series was Annie ( Read more... )

As mentioned yesterday, I'm following the multi-platform Doctor Who "event", Time Lord Victorious, with great interest. Yesterday it was webcasts and a book; today it's comics and audios
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This really is a book for completists, in that it's difficult to imagine anyone other than the diehard Who fan wanting to get hold of it, but it is equally difficult to imagine that diehard fan being anything other than tremendously happy with it ( Read more... )

From this month's comic in DWM, part one of The Stockbridge Child (by Dan McDaid, art by Mike Collins with David Roach, James Offredi and Roger Langridge):


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8) The Ninth Doctor Collected ComicsI haven't counted, but I guess that the Ninth Doctor probably has generated less officially sanctioned spinoff material than any of the others (and the Eighth probably the most, so far). This collection brings together the four Ninth Doctor comic strips which ran in Doctor Who Monthly from issue 355 to issue 364 ( Read more... )