Doctor Who: Cardboard Standeess - Wave 3

Star Stills have revealed the third wave of Doctor Who cardboard standees. The wave includes:

Davros

Supreme Dalek

Tenth Doctor in Brown Suit

Captain Jack Harkness

The standees are on sale later this month at all good sci-fi collectible stores priced £29.99 each.

Doctor Who DVD Files - Issue 9

The cover and Info on this fortnight's edition of Doctor Who DVD Files magazine:

Episode Guide: School Reunion/ The Girl in the Fireplace

The Doctor: Robots & Reptiles

Enemies: Cybershades

Technology: SS Madame De Pompadour

Allies: K.9

Behind the Scenes: Cast Away

Issue 9 of Doctor Who DVD Files magazine is on sale is on sale from tomorrow at all good newsagents until 19th May priced £6.99. In other news: Paul Marc Davis who plays the Trickster in The Sarah Jane Adventures has confirmed that his character will return in the next series.

Doctor Who Battles in Time - Issue 70

The cover and info on the last edition of Doctor Who: Battles in Time magazine:

Monsters: Feel the Fear!

Card Clash: Donna Noble vs Rose Tyler

FAQ: Who is...The Tenth Doctor?

Monsters' Ball

Comic Strip: The End

In the Beginning

The Ultimate Evil
On Sale: 13th May 2009 
Cards: Devastator - 1 pack
Price: £2.50

Doctor Who Magazine - Issue 408

The cover and info on the next edition of Doctor Who magazine:

The Doctor’s in the desert - in Doctor Who Magazine issue 408!

In Doctor Who Magazine issue 408, DWM recounts the tales of what happened when the Doctor Who team filmed in Dubai... and catches up David Tennant, as he looks forward to his final adventures the Doctor.

Does David reckon he’ll be sentimental on his last day as the Doctor? “I don’t know how I’ll feel when I get there,” he says. “It’ll probably be very scrutinised. I don’t know if the last day will be anything like the last in story terms. Usually you’re so out of sequence that your final scene is something very unimportant – walking down the street or opening a door - so time will tell. But it’s - what? - 12 weeks away, so I’ll cope. I’ll find ways of coping.”

Also in DWM issue 408:

GAMES WITHOUT FRONTIERS!

The First Doctor becomes invisible while his companions play some decidedly deadly games... Discover the truth behind the story that nearly featured the end of Doctor Who as we know it, as The Fact of Fiction scrutinises that most colourful of black & white stories, The Celestial Toymaker.

WHO IS DOCTOR TWO?

The Watcher proudly presents his essential guide to to the Second Doctor, Patrick Troughton, and reveals whether or not this memorable incarnation really was a stove hat-wearing, recorder-playing, Chaplinesque cosmic hobo.

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY?

The Doctor’s a Time Lord, everyone knows that... or is he? Find out as the Time Team watch sinister Cybermen, wicked witches and nasty Nazis battle it out in Doctor Who’s 25th anniversary tale, Silver Nemesis!

DANGER DOWN UNDER!

The Doctor and Majenta land in Australia and find themselves assisting UNIT in Part One of a brand new comic strip adventure, The Age of Ice, by Dan McDaid, with art by Martin Geraghty, David A Roach and James Offredi.

AND THE WINNER IS...

Find out what DWM readers voted the very best Doctor Who books, audios and DVDs as the results of the 2008 merchandise awards are finally revealed!

LIFE SAVER!

Discover how Russell T Davies saved the life of Script Editor Gary Russell (sort of!) in Production Notes!

DA-DA-DA-DUM, DA-DA-DA-DUM, DA-DA-DA-DUM, WOOOO-EEEEE-OOOOH!

Neil Harris recalls some of the many memorable melodies - and some of the weird and wacky noises – that have featured as Doctor Who incidental music over the decades in You Are Not Alone.

“DING-DING, BRING IT ON!”

Planet of the Dead’s Angela Whittaker, alias actress Victoria Alcock, chats to DWM about filming in Dubai, what happens when she drinks rosé and being the Eleventh Doctor’s companion (may be!).

BENNY’S BACK!

Lisa Bowerman, star of the Seventh Doctor’s final adventure, Survival, talks to DWM about playing a Cheetah Person, the new series of Bernice Summerfield adventures, and her meeting with the Eleventh Doctor, Matt Smith!

NEXT STOP: MARS!

DWM examines the clues and tries to work out just what exactly we can can expect from the next Doctor Who special, The Waters of Mars.

PLUS!

All the latest news, reviews, previews, competitions and much, much more!

Issue 408 of Doctor Who magazine is on sale from tomorrow at all good newsagents until 27th May priced £3.99 per copy.

Doctor Who Adventures - Issue 113

The cover and info on the next edition of Doctor Who Adventures magazine:

In this week’s Doctor Who Adventures magazine…
Sontar-ha! There are Sontarans on the loose

Doctor Who Adventures looks at last year’s Sontaran invasion, with a monster who’s who and story guide to the exciting episodes. We also look at the Sontaran warship - a very impressive and magnificent spaceship!

This week’s magazine comes with a Sontaran spaceship game, badges and stickers.

What else?

• Posters: The Tenth Doctor, Cybermen, Sontarans and Daleks
• Make: You’ll find a Tritovore mask and we show you how to make some alien hands.
• News: Wilf’s back … but where’s Donna
• Blast from the Past: Sarah Jane travels in the Tardis for the first time and the Doctor meets a Sontaran. Yikes!
• Puzzles and competitions: Fun things to work out and win.
• Comic strip: All is not well when the Doctor and Heather go sightseeing.
• Subscription offer: Subscribe today and get an amazing Doctor Who book!

Issue 113 of Doctor Who Adventures magazine is on sale from tomorrow at all good newsagents until 5th May priced £2.10 per copy.

Doctor Who Adventures - Issue 112

The cover and info on this week's edition of Doctor Who Adventures magazine:

You’ll find loads of top secret info in the issue of Doctor Who Adventures magazine that’s out now!
There’s a guide to the most important members of the Unified Intelligence Taskforce - aka UNIT. You will remember them from the Doctor’s latest adventure at Easter, when they helped get an old London bus back from an alien planet.

The issue comes with a set of exclusive monster stationery - featuring some of the most monstrous monsters ever!

What else?

• Posters: A Scarecrow, Malcolm and Magambo from UNIT and a Tritovore.
• News: Who’s the Doctor’s next companion
• Competition: Don’t miss our competition to decorate the Doctor
• Tales from the Tardis: A shock for four humans when the Family of Blood arrive…
• Make: How to make an Infostamp.
• Doctor’s Data: Lady Christina.
• Quiz: Take our Tritovore test and see what you remember about one of the newest aliens seen in Doctor Who.
• Puzzles and competitions: Fun things to work out and win.
• Comic strip: The Tardis arrives in London - and there’s trouble at Crystal Palace
• Subscription offer: Subscribe today and get an amazing Doctor Who book!

Issue 112 of Doctor Who Adventures magazine is on sale now at all good newsagents until tomorrow priced £2.10 per copy.

Torchwood Magazine - Issue 15

The cover and info on the latest edition of Torchwood magazine:

John Barrowman sets pulses racing for the new series of Torchwood
He told Torchwood magazine:"The new Torchwood story drags up a lot of people's secrets, and we all like to see that, don't we? It's the kind of story that, once you start watching it, you will be hooked. Even if you've never seen Torchwood before, you're going to fall for these characters, and you're going to go with them on an amazing journey that will be the biggest rollercoaster ride of their lives."

Direct from the Hub!
Torchwood magazine returns with 100 pages of essential features and interviews to give you your fix from the Hub in the build up to Children of Earth. In the latest 100-page issue we talk to the irrepressible John Barrowman and other members of the cast and crew, bring you brand new Torchwood stories, look back at series one with our comprehensive episode guide, and much more.

Children of Earth: Exclusive Coverage
Torchwood Magazine takes you behind the scenes of Children of Earth in the latest issue with an exclusive report from the set in the final week of shooting. We also bring you a photo preview of each of the five days of the new series, with a commentary by writer and executive producer Russell T Davies. Plus, Torchwood script editor Brian Minchin tells us why Children of Earth is going to be epic, and one of the show’s new faces for the new series, Rik Makarem (who plays one Dr Rupesh Patanjali) reveals all about his Torchwood experience.

A new comic strip saga begins
An old enemy checks in at the start of Broken, a brand-new comic strip story by Gary Russell, with artwork by Adrian Salmon, featuring in the latest issue of Torchwood magazine. Imagery from the comic strip features in an image gallery on our Facebook page

Revisited: Greeks Bearing Gifts
Torchwood Magazine takes a detailed look back at Greeks Bearing Gifts - the series one favourite that saw Toshiko receive an alien pendant that enabled her to read minds - with devastating effects! Plus, we interview the actress who played Mary, the mysterious woman who seduced Tosh in a bar and gave her the trinket. Daniela Denby-Ashe, star of My Family and Eastenders, talks about bringing together Mary’s many sides - lover, fighter, victim, killer - in one perfect package.

Plus:

• Close Call - new regular feature! You set the questions, we phone up the stars and ask them. Eve Myles is first on the line.
• Gordian: Part Two -  The conclusion of Steve Savile’s story, with art by Mike Dowling.
• Torchweek - Our guide to making the most of Children of Earth’s undiluted five-day Torchwood hit!
• Sound & vision secrets of the sound editor with Torchwood’s Doug Sinclair.
• Beyond the Hub -  We investigate the possibility that the Torchwood pterodactyl could really exist.
• T-Mail - Your letters, photographs and Facebook messages.

Issue 15 of Torchwood magazine is on sale from today at all good newsagents until 24th June priced £3.99 per copy. In other news: The final BARB ratings for Doctor Who: Planet of the Dead have been announced; the Easter special was watched by 9.54 million viewers, making it the fifth most watched programme on BBC One of the week, it was also watched by an extra 2 million viewers on BBC HD.