Saturday, 10 September 2022

DOCTOR WHO WEEKLY COVER GALLERY... (Updated)

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As promised, here's the Doctor Who Weekly cover gallery for all Who fans.  These are comics I've owned since they were first published*, with the exception of #38 which I acquired only recently.  Perhaps I'll buy #42 (and maybe a couple more) to round off the numbers, though I haven't decided for sure yet.  (42 now added.)  Just think - these comics are more than 40 years old, and one glance at them takes me right back to that era faster than I can blink.  Have you any memories associated with these comics, Crivvies?  Then be sure to share them with your fellows in the comments section.

Coming soon(ish) - The Fantastic Four!

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*Actually, come to think of it, I own three copies of the first ish, and the one shown here is a later one I acquired.  My original first issue is in a folder somewhere, though I think I showed it on the blog a few years back.






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4 comments:

  1. Colin Jones11 September 2022 at 01:15

    I definitely had #1 and probably the first four or so. I don't know why I lost interest in Dr Who Weekly considering I regularly watched the TV series.

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  2. Kid11 September 2022 at 02:02

    Maybe not enough brand-new comic strip content, CJ? The mag is too much of a geek-fest for my tastes nowadays and has been for a long time. They occasionally do some interesting articles, but too many of them are nothing but padding. Their Dalek Special was a masterpiece though.

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  3. Lionel Hancock12 September 2022 at 03:51

    I had them all from No 1 but gave it away in 1993. I found once it turned into a monthly it started to get repetitive . I lost count of the number of interviews with Nicholas Courtenay. It was a good magazine though when it first hit the shelves

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  4. Kid12 September 2022 at 10:39

    I think when it became a magazine it was a bit too 'anal', LH. I really wasn't interested in the interviews - it was the comic strips and articles on Dr. Who collectables I preferred.

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