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'''''Doctor Who''''' was a monthly comic book published from [[October (releases)|October]] [[1984 (releases)|1984]] to [[August (releases)|August]] [[1986 (releases)|1986]] by [[Marvel Comics]]. It re-printed ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'' comic stories featuring the [[Fourth Doctor|Fourth]] and [[Fifth Doctor]]s. Until the advent of [[Agent Provocateur|IDW's 2008 ''Doctor Who'' title]], it was the only ''Doctor Who'' comic published in the [[United States]]. For this reason, many fans consider it "the American ''Doctor Who'' comic book", even though it is no longer the only such publication. All the stories featured in this series have since been reprinted by IDW in its ''[[Doctor Who Classics]]'' line.
 
'''''Doctor Who''''' was a monthly comic book published from [[October (releases)|October]] [[1984 (releases)|1984]] to [[August (releases)|August]] [[1986 (releases)|1986]] by [[Marvel Comics]]. It re-printed ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'' comic stories featuring the [[Fourth Doctor|Fourth]] and [[Fifth Doctor]]s. Until the advent of [[Agent Provocateur|IDW's 2008 ''Doctor Who'' title]], it was the only ''Doctor Who'' comic published in the [[United States]]. For this reason, many fans consider it "the American ''Doctor Who'' comic book", even though it is no longer the only such publication. All the stories featured in this series have since been reprinted by IDW in its ''[[Doctor Who Classics]]'' line.
   
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== Issues ==
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DW USA 13.jpg|link=DW84 13|[[DW84 13]]
 
DW USA 14.jpg|link=DW84 14|[[DW84 14]]
 
DW USA 15.jpg|link=DW84 15|[[DW84 15]]
 
DW USA 16.jpg|link=DW84 16|[[DW84 16]]
 
DW USA 17.jpg|link=DW84 17|[[DW84 17]]
 
DW USA 18.jpg|link=DW84 18|[[DW84 18]]
 
DW USA 19.jpg|link=DW84 19|[[DW84 19]]
 
DW USA 20.jpg|link=DW84 20|[[DW84 20]]
 
DW USA 21.jpg|link=DW84 21|[[DW84 21]]
 
DW USA 22.jpg|link=DW84 22|[[DW84 22]]
 
DW USA 23.jpg|link=DW84 23|[[DW84 23]]
 
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RealWorld

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Doctor Who was a monthly comic book published from October 1984 to August 1986 by Marvel Comics. It re-printed Doctor Who Magazine comic stories featuring the Fourth and Fifth Doctors. Until the advent of IDW's 2008 Doctor Who title, it was the only Doctor Who comic published in the United States. For this reason, many fans consider it "the American Doctor Who comic book", even though it is no longer the only such publication. All the stories featured in this series have since been reprinted by IDW in its Doctor Who Classics line.

Following the positive feedback to the Doctor's comic strip stories as featured in issues 57 through 60 of Marvel Premiere, a separate, "glossy format" title, rather than Marvel Premiere's traditional comic book format, was premiered. The magazine reprinted the Doctor's comics adventures from Doctor Who Weekly and Monthly stories with new colouring (the original comics had appeared in black and white), new covers by original Doctor Who Weekly artist Dave Gibbons, new articles and features and a letter column. It ran for twenty-three issues. Its first issue featured the first instalment of The Star Beast, featuring the Fourth Doctor. The series concluded with Lunar Lagoon featuring the Fifth Doctor and introducing Gus.

For the first fourteen issues, the publication used a unique version of the Doctor Who logo which combined the "diamond" motif of the Fourth Doctor era with the lettering used from 1963-66. Beginning with issue 15, the comic switched to using the then-current "neon tube" logo of the Fifth Doctor.

Stories

Main

# Title Writer Doctor Featuring Printed in Released
1 Doctor Who and the Star Beast Pat Mills, John Wagner 4th Sharon, K9 Mark II, Beep DW84 1 - 2
2 Doctor Who and the Dogs of Doom Sharon, K9, Daleks DW84 3 - 4
3 Doctor Who and the Time Witch Steve Moore Sharon, K9 DW84 5
4 Dragon's Claw Sharon, K9, Sontarans DW84 6 - 7
5 The Collector Sharon, K9 DW84 8
6 Dreamers of Death
7 The Life Bringer! K9 DW84 9
8 War of the Words DW84 10
9 Spider-God
10 The Deal Steve Parkhouse DW84 11
11 End of the Line DW84 11 - 12
12 Doctor Who and the Free-Fall Warriors Ivan DW84 12

Back-up

# Title Writer Featuring Printed in Released
1 The Return of the Daleks Steve Moore Daleks DW84 1
2 Throwback: The Soul of a Cyberman Cybermen DW84 2 - 3
3 The Final Quest Sontarans DW84 3
4 The Stolen TARDIS DW84 4
5 Warlord of the Ogrons Ogrons DW84 5
6 Deathworld Ice Warriors, Cybermen DW84 6
7 Abslom Daak... Dalek Killer Abslom Daak, Daleks DW84 6 - 8
8 Star Tigers DW84 9 - 12

Issues

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