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Revision as of 11:22, 12 September 2011
The 101st issue of Doctor Who Magazine was released in June 1985.
Contents
Articles
- Retrospective - Gary Russell looks at the plusses and pitfalls of The Two Doctors and The Mark of the Rani's investigation into Doctor Who's mythos.
- Disco Doctor? - Take the following ingredients: the threatened demise of an undeniably popular television programme; a collective of concerned pop personalities; a small record production crew working under pressure and one night in March. A recipe for Doctor in Distress, a behind the scenes report on the making of a protest record (includes lyrics).
Comic strips
- War-Game - Part Two
Fiction
none
Archives
DWM Archives (Retelling by episode, no credits but a `Fact File` by Richard Marson)
Interviews / Profiles
- Ron Jones (director) - by Richard Marson
Previews
- None
Reviews (including `On Target`)
- TV: ‘The New Season: A Retrospective’ by Gary Russell
- BOOK: The Gunfighters
- BOOK: The Doctor Who Cookbook
A4 Pin-Up
Additional features
- Doctor Who Letters (2 pages)
- featuring: `Doctor Who?’ by Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett
- Gallifrey Guardian
- Matrix Databank
- Readers Art
- Competition: Alternative lyrics to ‘Doctor in Distress’ (20x signed EP records)
Credits
- Editor: Cefn Ridout
- Assistant Editor: Roger P. Birchall
- Designer: Jane Hindmarsh
- Publisher: Stan Lee
- Advisor: John Nathan-Turner
Additional details
- Additional Input Letters Page (From DWM 103): Christopher Crouch of BBC Enterprises writes to disagree with the Gallifrey Guardian report. Los Angeles on station K.C.E.T. has been showing Doctor Who for several months.
- A regular Readers Art page is announced in the editorial (as well as the price increase).
- Gallifrey Guardian goes global with John Peel reporting from the United States.
