Showing posts with label Doctor Who Insider. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Doctor Who Insider. Show all posts

Saturday, 30 July 2011

Special Edition of DW Insider for UK


Those lovely people at Panini have put together a Special Edition version of the North American Doctor Who magazine, Doctor Who Insider, for release in the UK.

It features the best of the first 4 issues of the magazine, including the interviews with the four main cast members - Matt Smith, Karen Gillan, Arthur Darvill & Alex Kingston - as well as many other goodies. You also get a double sided poster.

If you are already subscribing to DWI this isn't for you, but if, like me you don't, then you might want to take a look.

The Doctor Who Insider Special Edition is out now for £6.99.

Wednesday, 27 July 2011

Doctor Who Insider Issue #5

In this issue...
  
SPACE AGE SAVAGE: It’s been over 30 years since Louise Jameson played scantily‐clad Leela opposite Fourth Doctor, Tom Baker, but the series is still part of her life, as she tells Insider in the first part of an exclusive interview.

NEW TRICKS FOR AN OLD DOG: Visual effects designer Mike Tucker tells Insider how the Doctor’s faithful robot dog, K9 was given a new lease of life in the Tenth Doctor adventure, School Reunion.

BACK ON TARGET: We discover how the fondly remembered Doctor Who novelizations of the past are being given a new lease of life as audio books from AudioGO and in brand new editions from BBC Books.

I WAS... OMEGA: Actor Stephen Thorne tells Insider how he was the unseen face, but unforgettable voice, behind three of the Doctor’s greatest foes – including the legendary Time Lord, Omega.

NEXUS POINT: We examine the moment when the renegade Second Doctor was finally captured by his own people, the Time Lords and put on trial for interfering in the affairs of others.
   
DATA FILE: We take a look back at last year’s Victory of the Daleks in which the Eleventh Doctor met Churchill and encountered his arch enemies for the first time.
   
TIME SCOOP: Trapped in the Time Scoop this issue are the unstoppable Cybermen who have fought the Doctor in many of his incarnations.
   
MERCHANDISE: Previews of the latest Doctor Who merchandise, including Paradise Towers and The Sun Makers on DVD, featuring an interview with Michael Keating who played Goudry in The Sun Makers. We talk to the authors of the 150th Doctor Who audio drama release from Big Finish Productions and look back on the best audio stories of the past. Author George Mann reveals how he sent the Doctor on a time‐twisting adventure in Edwardian England in his new novel, Paradox Lost. David J Howe rounds up the latest Doctor Who merchandise and takes a look at the latest figures from Underground Toys.

PLUS! The latest official news and a giant, double‐sided poster of Captain Jack and Victory of the Daleks.

Friday, 24 June 2011

Doctor Who Insider Issue #4


On July 7th 2011, issue #4 of Doctor Who insider will become available in the US and UK. The main focus of the latest issue is a full spread and feature with Alex Kingston who plays River Song, but also featured is:

  • OF HATCHES AND PATCHES: Frances Barber talks exclusively to Doctor Who Insider about playing wicked Eye Patch Lady, Madame Kovarian and tells us why baddies are best.
  • SARAH JANE SMITH: To mark the recent loss of Elisabeth Sladen, we take a look at the amazing life and times of the character she created: Sarah Jane Smith.
  • I WAS… STRAX: Actor Dan Starkey has played three separate Sontarans in Doctor Who and he talks exclusively to Insider about what it’s like to be inside the suit and body of a clone warrior.
  • NEXUS POINT: We look back at the moment that the Doctor’s arch enemy, the Master, came out of hiding.
  • DATA FILE: The First Doctor and his companions are trapped in a nightmarish world of deadly toys, games and nursery rhymes when the Celestial Toymaker lures them to his realm.
  • TIME SCOOP: Ensnared in this issue’s Time Scoop is Davros, the crippled, evil genius who created the Daleks.
  • MERCHANDISE: Previews of the latest Doctor Who merchandise, including The Awakening and The Gunfighters on DVD; we speak to stars of the 1996 Doctor Who TV movie, Daphne Ashbrook and Yee Jee Tso about their new roles as UNIT officers in the Tales from the Vault audio drama; and authors James Goss and Steve Tribe tell us all about their new Dalek Handbook and we print an exclusive ‘missing chapter’ from this essential tome.
  • STORE INSIDER: A round‐up of some of the latest Doctor Who merchandise, including a new range of mugs and some very dapper Doctor Who clothing.
  • FAN ZONE: A selection of photographs sent in by readers of themselves with well known Who celebrities and their own costumes, props and art inspired by Doctor Who.
And as if that wasn't enough, you can also bag yourself a giant, double‐sided poster of River Song and The Celestial Toymaker!

Thursday, 26 May 2011

Doctor Who Insider #3


The cover for Doctor Who Insider has been revealed and this months issue looks set to be just as packed with goodies as the first two issues.

This months issue includes interviews with Arthur Darvill, Mark Sheppard and Stuart Milligan, a catch up with Murray Gold who talks about composing for the show since its return in 2005, reviews of all the latest releases and merchandise, upcoming episodes and a huge double sided poster.

Tuesday, 19 April 2011

Doctor Who Insider Issue #2 Cover


Hot on the heels of the first issue, comes the cover and issue details of Doctor Who Insider Issue #2. What you can expect this month includes a double sided poster and interviews with Karen Gillan and Katy Manning otherwise known as Eleventh Doctor companion Amy Pond and Third Doctor companion Jo Grant. Also coming in the newest issue is:
  • AMERICAN ADVENTURES - The opening episodes of the new season are set in the USA and although this is the first time major filming for the series has actually taken place in America, this isn’t the Doctor’s first visit by any means.
  • I WAS… COLONEL HUGH CURBISHLY - Christopher Benjamin reminisces about working with Jon Pertwee in the 1970 story, Inferno, playing Colonel Curbishly in The Unicorn and Wasp in 2008, and creating the much loved character of Henry Gordon Jago in 1977’s The Talons of Weng-Chiang – a role he has recently returned to on audio.
  • NEXUS POINT - A look back at the moment that the Ninth Doctor confronted the Emperor Dalek in 2005’s dramatic season finale, The Parting of the Ways.
  • DATA FILE - All the Doctor’s greatest foes gathered to entrap him in The Pandorica Opens. The guide shows you who exactly was there for this momentous moment.  
  • TIME SCOOP - The Time Scoop has collected the Silurians and the Sea Devils this issue. There is a closer look at the Earth’s original inhabitants and their encounters with the Doctor.
  • MERCHANDISE - Previews of the latest Doctor Who merchandise, including Terror of the Autons and Planet of the Spiders on DVD featuring mini interviews with Richard Franklin who plays Mike Yates in both adventures; the Seventh Doctor gains a new companion in the audio adaptation of Lost Story, Crime of the Century from Big Finish Productions; and author Paul Finch tells how – and why – he gives the Doctor a rough time in his new novel Hunter’s Moon.
  • FAN ZONE - A selection of photographs of fans and their incredible creations inspired by Doctor Who, including two lady Doctors and a tiki Dalek!
Issue #2 will be available from May 5th.