TV Comic

TV Comic was a weekly magazine published in Britain from 1951 to 1984. It printed Doctor Who strips from 1964 to 1979 except for 1971 to 1973. During those years, publisher Polystyle Publications, Ltd. opted to use the Doctor Who strip to anchor their then-new magazine, TV Action/Countdown, instead.

First Doctor

 * 674-683: The Klepton Parasites
 * 684-689: The Therovian Quest
 * 690-692: The Hijackers of Thrax
 * 693-698: On the Web Planet
 * 699-704: The Gyros Injustice
 * 705-709: Challenge of the Piper
 * 710-712: Moon Landing
 * 713-715: Time in Reverse
 * 716-719: Lizardworld
 * 720-723: The Ordeals of Demeter
 * 724-727: Enter: The Go-Ray
 * 728-731: Shark Bait
 * 732-735: A Christmas Story
 * 736-739: The Didus Expedition
 * 740-743: Space Station Z-7
 * 744-747: Plague of the Black Scorpi
 * 748-752: The Trodos Tyranny
 * 753-757: The Secret of Gemino
 * 758-762: The Haunted Planet
 * 763-767: The Hunters of Zerox
 * 768-771: The Underwater Robot
 * 772-775: Return of the Trods
 * 776-779: The Galaxy Games
 * 780-783: The Experimenters

Second Doctor

 * 784-787: The Extortioner
 * 788-791: The Trodos Ambush
 * 792-795: The Doctor Strikes Back
 * 796-798: The Zombies
 * 799-802: Master of Spiders
 * 803-806: The Exterminator
 * 807-811: The Monsters from the Past
 * 812-815: The TARDIS Worshippers
 * 816-819: Space War Two
 * 820-823: Egyptian Escapade
 * 824-827: The Coming of the Cybermen
 * 828-831: The Faithful Rocket Pack
 * 832-836: Flower Power
 * 837-841: The Witches
 * 842-845: Cyber-Mole
 * 846-849: The Sabre-Toothed Gorillas
 * 850-853: The Cyber Empire
 * 854-858: The Dyrons
 * 859-863: Dr. Who and the Space Pirates
 * 864-867: Car of the Century
 * 868-871: The Jokers
 * 872-876: Invasion of the Quarks
 * 877-880: The Killer Wasps
 * 881-884: Ice Cap Terror
 * 885-889: Jungle of Doom
 * 890-893: Father Time
 * 894-898: Martha the Mechanical Housemaid
 * 899-902: The Duellists
 * 903-906: Eskimo Joe
 * 907-910: Peril at 60 Fathoms
 * 911-915: Operation Wurlitzer
 * 916-920: Action in Exile
 * 921-924: The Mark of Terror
 * 925-928: The Brotherhood
 * 929-933: U.F.O.
 * 934-936: The Night Walkers

Third Doctor

 * 944-949: The Arkwood Experiments
 * 950-954: The Multi-Mobile
 * 955-959: Insect
 * 960-964: The Metal Eaters
 * 965-969: The Fishmen of Carpantha
 * 970-976: Doctor Who and the Rocks from Venus
 * 977-984: Doctor Who and the Robot
 * 985-991: Trial of Fire
 * 992-999: The Kingdom Builders


 * After TVC 999, the Doctor Who strip was moved to Countdown (ultimately called TV Action) for a couple of years, returning to TVC only in issue 1133.


 * 1133-1138: Children of the Evil Eye
 * 1139-1147: Nova
 * 1148-1154: The Amateur
 * 1155-1159: The Disintegrator
 * 1160-1169: Is Anyone There?
 * 1170-1176: Size Control
 * 1177-1183: The Magician
 * 1184-1190: The Metal-Eaters
 * 1191-1198: Lords of the Ether
 * 1199-1203: The Wanderers

Fourth Doctor

 * 1204-1214: Death Flower
 * 1215-1222: Return of the Daleks
 * 1223-1231: The Wreckers
 * 1232-1238: The Emperor's Spy
 * 1239-1244: The Sinister Sea
 * 1245-1250: The Space Ghost
 * 1251-1258: The Dalek Revenge
 * 1259-1265: Virus
 * 1266-1272: Treasure Trail
 * 1273-1279: Hubert's Folly
 * 1280-1286: Counter-Rotation
 * 1287-1290: Mind Snatch
 * 1291: The Hoaxers
 * 1292-1297: The Mutant Strain
 * 1298-1304: Double Trouble
 * 1305-1311: Dredger
 * 1312-1317: The False Planet
 * 1318-1325: The Fire Feeders
 * 1326-1333: Kling Dynasty
 * 1334-1340: The Orb
 * 1341-1347: The Mutants
 * 1348-1352: The Devil's Mouth
 * 1353-1360: The Aqua-City
 * 1361-1365: The Snow Devils
 * 1366-1370: The Space Garden
 * 1371-1372: The Eerie Manor
 * 1373-1379: Guardian of the Tomb
 * 1380-1385: The Image Makers

Edited reprints
(mostly Third Doctor stories, these were altered to feature the Fourth Doctor)
 * Mighty Midget Doctor Who comic (included with TVC 1292) - Doomcloud
 * 1386-1389: The Duellists
 * 1390-1396: The Amateur
 * 1397-1403: The Magician
 * 1404-1408: The Wanderers
 * 1409-1415: The Metal-Eaters
 * 1416-1423: Moon Exploration (Lords of the Ether)
 * 1424-1430: Size Control

Other uses
TV Comic used the Doctor and the Daleks in four known back-up comics, featured in a section titled "Pick of the Jokes."

These comics are:
 * TVC 696, the Doctor attempts to get back to the TARDIS, or perhaps just a police box, but is blocked by an officer.
 * TVC 740: the Doctor enters a police box, only to find an officer exiting. The Doctor responds "Oops! Sorry! Wrong box!"
 * TVC 794: In an otherwise non-Who strip, a child carried a small Dalek on a leash.
 * TVC 798: Two Daleks talk, one speaking of their Trans-sister (at the time Transgender individuals were less known, so the term "Trans-sister was likely not meant at the expense of anything except the word "Transistor.")

First Doctor

 * TV Comic Holiday 1965: Prisoners of Gritog
 * TV Comic Holiday 1966: Guests of King Neptune and The Gaze of the Gorgon

Second Doctor

 * TV Comic Holiday 1967: Barnabus and Jungle Adventure
 * TV Comic Holiday 1968: Return of the Witches and Masquerade
 * TV Comic Holiday 1969: The Champion and The Entertainer

Third Doctor

 * TV Comic Holiday 1970: Assassin from Space and Undercover


 * TV Comic Holiday 1973: The One Second Hour (short story)
 * TV Comic Holiday 1974: Signal S.O.S. (short story)

Fourth Doctor

 * TV Comic Holiday 1975: The Magic Box (short story)
 * TV Comic Holiday 1976: Which Way Out? (short story)
 * TV Comic Holiday 1977: The Sky Warrior

First Doctor

 * TV Comic Annual 1966: Prisoners of the Kleptons and The Caterpillar Men
 * TV Comic Annual 1967: Deadly Vessel and Kingdom of the Animals

Second Doctor

 * TV Comic Annual 1968: Attack of the Daleks and Pursued by the Trods
 * TV Comic Annual 1969: The Time Museum and The Electrodes
 * TV Comic Annual 1970: Death Race and Test Flight

Third Doctor

 * TV Comic Annual 1971: Castaway and Levitation
 * TV Comic Annual 1975: Petrified

Fourth Doctor

 * TV Comic Annual 1976: Woden's Warriors
 * TV Comic Annual 1977: The Tansbury Experiment
 * TV Comic Annual 1978: Master of the Blackhole and Jackals of Space
 * TV Comic Annual 1979: The Sea Devil and Milena