Doctor Who Magazine Issue 571 is out this week and comes with one of three covers. 

It includes the latest on Series 13 from the showrunner Chris Chibnall. 

Highlights include 

• Three variant covers to collect – Swarm, Azure and Skaak
• The latest Production Notes from showrunner Chris Chibnall.
• An exclusive preview of the final episodes of Series 13, with contributions from Chris Chibnall, Jodie Whittaker, Mandip Gill and John Bishop.
• Interviews with Sam Spruell and Rochenda Sandall, who play Flux supervillains Swarm and Azure.
• Production designer Dafydd Shurmer discusses the sets he created for Series 13, with previously unseen concept art and other exclusive images
• Writer and director Pete McTighe describes the making of the trailer for the new Season 17 Blu-ray box set.
• A look back at The Five Faces of Doctor Who repeat season, on the 40th anniversary of its BBC2 screening.
• The second installment of a two-part feature looking at Doctor Who’s most successful, and not so successful, relaunches 
• The Fact of Fiction analyses the 1984 story Planet of Fire.
• The second part of The Forest Bride, a brand-new comic strip adventure for the Doctor and Yaz.
• Sufficient Data explores Doctor Who’s big ideas.
• An exclusive preview of the Season 17 Blu-ray box set, complete with a disc-by-disc guide of special features
•  Previews, reviews, news, prize-winning competitions, Time and Space Visualiser and more.

Doctor Who Magazine Issue 571 is on sale from panini.co.uk and WH Smith from Thursday 11 November priced £5.99 (UK). Also available as a digital edition from pocketmags.com priced £4.99.

The latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine previews the brand new series of Doctor Who.

Highlights of the new issue include:

• An exclusive preview of the first episodes of Series 13, with contributions from Chris Chibnall, Jodie Whittaker, Mandip Gill and John Bishop.
• Jacob Anderson answers questions in Out of the TARDIS.
• Costume designer Ray Holman discusses the new-look Sontarans in Series 13.
• Prosthetics designer Danny Marie Elias describes her work reimagining the Sontarans.
• A tribute to the late Tony Selby, one of the most memorable guest stars of the 1980s.
• Collectivity meets fans who are avid collectors of Thirteenth Doctor merchandise.
• A detailed look at Doctor Who’s most successful – and not so successful – relaunches.
• Director Alvin Rakoff shares memories of his late wife Jacqueline Hill, who played Barbara in Doctor Who.
• Apocrypha revisits Storm Warning, Paul McGann’s first Eighth Doctor audio drama.
• The Fact of Fiction analyses the 2007 classic Blink.
• The DWM comic strip returns with The Forest Bride, the first part of a brand-new adventure for the Doctor and Yaz.
• Sufficient Data explores Doctor Who’s big ideas.
• Previews, reviews, news, prize-winning competitions, Time and Space Visualiser and more.
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PLUS:

• A 28-page supplement on the making of Series 12, written by Andrew Pixley
• A diorama of the Fifth Doctor’s TARDIS control room
• Four exclusive art cards
• A download code for a free Big Finish audiobook!

Doctor Who Magazine Issue 570 is on sale from panini.co.uk and WH Smith from Thursday 14 October priced £9.99 (UK). Also available as a digital edition from pocketmags.com priced £8.99.

A new 116-page bookazine from the makers of Doctor Who Magazine.

Doctor Who’s 20th anniversary was a milestone in an era when few series had achieved such longevity. Huge transatlantic conventions, a variety of books and a National Film Theatre retrospective celebrated the programme’s status as a cultural institution.

But in many other respects, 1983 was about looking forward – British television now boasted four networks, microcomputers were becoming commonplace and a home video revolution was looming. Could the show maintain its prominence in this new landscape? All-new features, illustrated with rare and previously unseen images, reveal the story behind a momentous year.

Doctor Who: Chronicles – 1983 is on sale now, RRP just £9.99 from panini.co.uk and selected branches of WH Smith while stocks last. It’s also available digitally from pocketmags.com priced £8.99.

The latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine, out today, features an interview with new companion John Bishop. 

Highlights of the new issue include:

Doctor Who Magazine Issue 569 is on sale from panini.co.uk and WH Smith from Thursday 16 September priced £5.99 (UK).
 

Also available as a digital edition from pocketmags.com priced £4.99.

Issue 568 of Doctor Who Magazine is now available

Highlights of the new issue include:

• Showrunner Chris Chibnall writes exclusively for DWM on why he and Jodie Whittaker are leaving Doctor Who.

• A brand-new adventure for the Thirteenth Doctor and Yaz, written by Joy Wilkinson.

• The complex story behind the destruction of Doctor Who episodes – and the culture surrounding their recovery.

• New insights into the First Doctor’s missing serials from fans who remember watching them.

• Jonathan Morris imagines a parallel universe where the missing episodes from the 1960s existed – and vice versa!

• A detailed look at the Blackpool and Longleat exhibitions in the first half of the 1980s. 

• Apocrypha revisits a live Doctor Who performance staged at the Goodwood Motor Circuit in 1974.

• Collectivity meets the fans lucky enough to own screen-used props.

• The Fact of Fiction goes underground with the 1968 story The Web of Fear.

• An exclusive first look at the forthcoming animation of The Evil of the Daleks.

• Sufficient Data explores Doctor Who’s big ideas.

• Previews, reviews, news, prize-winning competitions, Time and Space Visualiser and more.

Doctor Who Magazine Issue 568 is on sale from panini.co.uk and WH Smith from Thursday 19 August priced £5.99 (UK).

Also available as a digital edition from pocketmags.com priced £4.99.

The latest Special Edition of Doctor Who Magazine reveals the role that directors have played in bringing the series to the screen.

Looking at the series from 1963 to the present day, the Magazine Includes tributes to some of the greatest behind-the-scenes names, shot-by-shot highlights of outstanding episodes and exclusive interviews with directors from almost every decade of the show’s history.

This is the ultimate guide to some of Doctor Who’s most influential figures.

Doctor Who Magazine Special Edition 58: Directing Doctor Who is on sale from panini.co.uk and WH Smith from Thursday 5 August priced £6.99 (UK). Also available as a digital edition from pocketmags.com priced £5.99.

The latest edition of Doctor Who Magazine gets us ready for summer. 

Going on holiday might not be so easy this year, but we can remember some of the highlights of summers past 

• A celebration of the BBC’s Doctor Who exhibitions in the 1970s, from the Science Museum in London to Middlesbrough Town Hall, plus Blackpool and Longleat. 16 pages packed full of previously unseen photos, and memories from fans who were there.

• A guide to Doctor Who filming locations.

• Apocrypha takes a trip to Blackpool with The Nightmare Fair, the Doctor’s rematch with the Celestial Toymaker.

• The Fact of Fiction visits a sinister amusement park in the 2013 episode Nightmare in Silver.

• An exclusive first-look at the forthcoming Blu-ray Special Edition of The Web of Fear.

• Tributes to Jackie Lane (who played the First Doctor’s companion Dodo in 1966) and Damaris Hayman (who played Olive Hawthorne in 1971’s The Dæmons).

• A review of The Collection: Season 24 Blu-ray box set.

• Results of the 2021 DWM Poll.

• Sufficient Data explores Doctor Who’s big ideas.

• Previews, reviews, news, prize-winning competitions, Time and Space Visualiser and more.

Doctor Who Magazine Issue 567 is on sale from panini.co.uk and WH Smith from Thursday 22 July priced £5.99 (UK). Also available as a digital edition from pocketmags.com priced £4.99.

Jodie Whittaker and Mandip Gill answer readers questions in the latest edition of Doctor Who Magazine

Highlights of this issue also include:

• A CGI reconstruction of the sets from Episode 4 of The Tenth Planet.
• A tribute to the late Roy Scammell, who performed some of Doctor Who’s most spectacular stunts.
• The performance that recreated sections of Richard Rodney Bennett’s score for 1964 story The Aztecs.
• The story of Donald Wilson, and the part he played in the creation of Doctor Who.
• An interview with the museum owner who restores and exhibits Doctor Who monster costumes.
• Collectivity meets the fans who love Doctor Who audio cassettes.
• Apocrypha looks back at the 1978 Target book Doctor Who Discovers Strange and Mysterious Creatures.
• The Fact of Fiction analyses the 2014 episode Kill the Moon.

·         Sufficient Data crunches Doctor Who’s numbers

·         Previews, reviews, news, prize-winning competitions, Time and Space Visualiser and more.

Doctor Who Magazine Issue 566 is on sale from panini.co.uk and WH Smith from Thursday 24 June

priced £5.99 (UK). Also available as a digital edition from pocketmags.com priced £4.99.

The second issue in a new series of bookazines, Doctor Who: Chronicles, has been released by the makers of Doctor Who Magazine.

This issue takes us back to 1975

Tom Baker’s debut came as a shock to some critics and even regular viewers, but his charismatic portrayal of the Doctor soon propelled the series to new heights of popularity. In 1975 Doctor Who attracted both critical acclaim and controversy in stories that many regard as the benchmark for everything that would follow.

This 116-page bookazine includes newly discovered images and all-new features, including:

• A summary of the year’s most significant events in the Doctor Who universe (both on and off screen)
• Highlights of the memorabilia released in 1975
• Tom Baker’s column for Reveille!
• Dr Where and other spoofs
• The story behind the ‘lost’ radio interview with Tom Baker, Elisabeth Sladen and Ian Marter
• Doctor Who in the popular press
• Archive rarities, including director Christopher Barry’s notebooks, the BBC’s Audience Research Reports, concept artwork from The Sontaran Experiment and unused props created for Pyramids of Mars
• The Doctor Who and Dalek annuals
• The Doctor Who Monster Book and other Target publications
• Special effects and production techniques
• Overviews of Robot, The Ark in Space, The Sontaran Experiment, Genesis of the Daleks, Revenge of the Cybermen, Terror of the Zygons, Planet of Evil, Pyramids of Mars and The Android Invasion

And much more!

Doctor Who: Chronicles – 1975 is on sale now, RRP just £9.99 from panini.co.uk and selected branches of WH Smith while stocks last. It’s also available digitally from pocketmags.com priced £8.99.

This month's Doctor Who Magazine unveils the secrets of the Seventh Doctor

Highlights of this issue include

• The story behind the discovery of Season 24’s previously unseen footage.
• An interview with 1980s production secretary Kate Easteal, who shares her memories of producer John Nathan-Turner.
• Margaret Toley describes her role as secretary to Doctor Who’s story editors in the 1960s and early 70s.
• An in-depth preview of the new Season 24 Blu-ray box set
• Inside the comic-book sequel to the Season 24 story Paradise Towers, with comments from the original story's writer, Stephen Wyatt.
• Some of Doctor Who’s key visual effects designers reflect on their time working on the show in the mid-1980s.
• Collectivity explores the miniature world of Dapol, the company that launched the first range of Doctor Who action figures.
• A tribute to the late Frank Cox, one of Doctor Who’s first directors.
• Apocrypha looks back at the 1989 comic strip Who’s That Girl!
• The Fact of Fiction continues its analysis of 1970s The Ambassadors of Death.
• Sufficient Data crunches Doctor Who’s numbers.
• Previews, reviews, news, prize-winning competitions, Time and Space Visualiser and more.

Doctor Who Magazine Issue 565 is on sale from panini.co.uk and WH Smith from Thursday 27 May priced £5.99 (UK).

Also available as a digital edition from pocketmags.com priced £4.99.