The 176th issue of Doctor Who Magazine was released on 11 July 1991 and removed from British newsstands on 7 August 1991.
Contents[]
Articles[]
- Poll Position - This year's DWM poll results
- Connections - unseen travels referred to by the Doctor by Andrew Pixley
- TARDIS Update (update to recent TARDIS themed issue DWM 174)
- Target Titles Checklist - Gary Russell
- Controversy Corner: Richard Landen offers a solution to the continuity conundrums of The Two Doctors.
Comic content[]
- The Good Soldier - Part Two
- Dr Who's Grating Adventures
Fiction[]
- Brief Encounter - Mistaken Identity by Gary Russell illustrated by Tim Keable
Interviews / Profiles[]
- 'Case Studies': Tobias Vaughn by Stephen Cole
Page Pin-ups[]
- Silurian from Doctor Who and the Silurians
- Centre-page poster of a Cyberman from TV: The Tomb of the Cybermen
Also featuring[]
- Matrix Data Bank (Questions and Answers)
- Doctor Who? by Tim Quinn and Dicky Howett
- Into The Vortex / 'That Was the Who That Was' (Times Past)
- Gallifrey Guardian (News)
- Beyond the TARDIS (Who is doing what by Dominic May)
- 'Who in Review'
- You on Who (Letters)
- Nix View by Nick Miller (cartoon)
- Data Coils (now incorporating pen-pals and events listing)
- Collector's Corner (Merchandise) (Tree Hanging sweets from Goodies, Doctor Who Dalek Invasion of Earth Rub Down Transfers from Letraset, Assorted metal badges, Pottery Police Boxes from Melwood, Doctor Who Mugs from A B & Sons, Dalek Waterslide Transfers from S Guiterman & Co Ltd, Doctor Who The First Adventure Computer Game from BBC Software)
Random quote[]
"Are you saying that you don't know how to work this thing?"
"Of course not. I'm not a miracle worker."
Credits[]
- Senior Editor: John Freeman
- Copy Control: Sophie Health
- Design Gary Gilbert
- Vertical Hold: Louise Cassell
- Spiritual Guide: Harry Papadopoulos
- Promotion: Jane Sumner
- Production: Mark Irvine
- Advertising: Jane Smale
- Adviser: John Nathan-Turner
- Editorial Director: Paul Neary
- Managing Director: Vincent Conran
- Excelsior: Stan Lee
Additional details[]
- This issues's cover shows the Doctor carrying Dr Warlock to temporary safety in Pyramids of Mars and was priced £1.95 (UK)
- On the copyright page of the magazine (usually page 3) is a box of very small text, the end of this text reads "Flyfishing and Cybernetics instruction by J.R. Hartley."
- Additional Details (from DWM 178)
- TARDIS journeys: implied in Nightmare of Eden when the Doctor is returning bits held within the CET machine are the planets Zil, Vij, Darp, Lven, Brus, Gidi, Ranx, and Eden.
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