DWM 107

The 107th issue of Doctor Who Magazine had a cover date of December 1985. It was the first to be titled as Doctor Who Magazine.

Articles

 * Gary Russell's Christmas Gift Review - Gary Russell presents a merchandise special, looking at the merchandise released for Christmas 1985.

Comic content

 * Frobisher's Story

Archives

 * Archive Feature: TV: The Keeper of Traken (retelling by episode, no credits but a Fact File by Richard Marson)

Interviews / Profiles

 * Matthew Waterhouse talks to Richard Marson about the role of Adric
 * Andrew Skilleter talks with Richard Marson about some of the exciting developments in Who art.
 * Production Secretary Sarah Lee interviewed by Jay Dyer

Previews

 * None

Reviews (including On Target)
Gary Russell's Christmas Gift Review
 * VIDEO: The Five Doctors
 * VIDEO: DOC: Myth Makers 4: Carole Ann Ford
 * VIDEO: DOC: Myth Makers 5: Janet Fielding
 * CALENDAR: Who Dares 1986 Calendar
 * BOOK: Doctor Who Annual 1986
 * BOOK: Doctor Who: The TARDIS Inside Out

A4 pin-up

 * Adric, Tegan and Nyssa from TV: Logopolis
 * Andrew Skilleter's art for TV: The Five Doctors

Additional features

 * To the TARDIS (Letters)
 * 'Doctor Who?' by Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett
 * Gallifrey Guardian
 * Matrix Databank

Credits

 * Editor: Sheila Cranna
 * Assistant Editor: Penny Home
 * Designer: Steve Cook
 * Publisher: Stan Lee
 * Advisor: John Nathan-Turner

Additional details

 * Additional Input To The TARDIS (From DWM 109): Matthew Waterhouse’s critical comments on other actors in the series calls for greater editorial control. The editorial reply is that they have an obligation to report accurately what the interviewee has to say.
 * This issue also includes a full page advert for the joint Marvel and Save the Children Prize Draw with entry only 50p along with a coupon, the proceeds go to the African Famine Victims.
 * The Letters Page is re-titled To The TARDIS and the Reader’s Art Page is also renamed.
 * Priced 75p (UK). This issue's cover was a print by Andrew Skilleter.
 * This was Sheila Cranna's first issue as editor.