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The latest Doctor Who Magazine, Issue 624, features an article on the 60 year history of Doctor Who Annual. One aspect of the early days of the publication continues to ignite fan discussion: who painted the cover of the Doctor Who Annual 1965/66?
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Champion, The Wonder Horse Comic Annual 1960 - Cover by Walt Howarth.
Dancing In The Glow, Friends Forever!
Every version of the Doctor - 224
The alternative Third Doctor
From the comic story "Dead on Arrival" in the 1975 Doctor Who Annual, recently adapted to an audiobook by Paul Magrs. When Jo Grant's molecular density is altered, she is phased onto an alternative Earth on another plane of reality, inhabited by counterparts to herself and everyone she knows. .
The prime Third Doctor eventually rescues her, apparently not caring that his arrival has killed the alternative Doctor dead.
K-9 & Company Celebrates 36 Years!
It is 36 years ago that we were introduced to “a girls’s best friend” - little did we know that a “one-off” present for Sarah Jane Smith from the Doctor would lead to a whole array of adventures for both her and K-9 in the 21st Century!
Photos are courtesy of the amazaing @dwcoverstory on Twitter! Follow them for an array of interesting and rare Doctor Who covers.
Picture 1: Publicity still of Elisabeth Sladen and K9.
Picture 2: K9 and Company was originally broadcast on 28 December 1981. Here is the billing from the Radio Times.
Picture 3: Overseas sales info for K9 and Company.
Picture 4: A K9 annual was published by World Distributors in 1982. It features K9 and Sarah battling an assortment of Satanic covens, perfect for the Christmas market.
Picture 5: The back cover artwork for the K9 Annual.
Picture 6: The rather lovely contents page spread from the K9 Annual.
Picture 7: A novelisation of K9 and Company was published in 1987 as part of the short-lived Companions of Doctor Who series. Cover by Andrew Skilleter.
Picture 8: This issue of In Vision looked at the making of K9 and Company.
Wagon Train Annual 1960 published by World Distributors in 1959 (usually around Aug/Sept time). Contains 2 x comic strips & lots of illustrated text stories.
Cover by Walt Howarth.
Star Trek Annual 1974 - published by World Distributors 1973 reprinting issues 14 through 16 of the original Gold Key series.
Front and rear covers by Edgar Hodges.
