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Target Books' Doctor Who output in 1984 was aggressive. Though dominated by tales of the Fifth Doctor, the first three Doctors returned to the range. It was an especially good year for the Second Doctor, who had two new adaptations.
Contents
Novelisation covers[edit | edit source]
Reprints and other title covers[edit | edit source]
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Publishing history[edit | edit source]
| Month | Title | Writer | Cover Artist |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | Mawdryn Undead | Peter Grimwade | Photographic Cover |
| March | Kinda | Terrance Dicks | Photographic Cover |
| April | Snakedance | Terrance Dicks | Andrew Skilleter |
| May | Enlightenment | Barbara Clegg | Andrew Skilleter |
| July | The Dominators | Ian Marter | Andrew Skilleter |
| August | Warriors of the Deep | Terrance Dicks | Andrew Skilleter |
| September | The Aztecs | John Lucarotti | Nick Spender |
| October | Inferno | Terrance Dicks | Nick Spender |
| November | The Highlanders | Gerry Davis | Nick Spender |
| December | Frontios | Christopher H. Bidmead | Andrew Skilleter |
Publishing notes[edit | edit source]
- After two years of using photographic covers for the Fifth Doctor novelisations, Target resumed the use of artistic covers for that Doctor's era (made possible by simply omitting the Doctor from the artwork).
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