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THE FINISHED PRODUCT issue nine 
The Finished Product issue nine covers the second season of Eighth Doctor audios, from Invaders From Mars to Neverland, plus the 40th anniversary special Zagreus.
Featuring all-new interviews with those involved, including writer Mark Gatiss, producer Gary Russell and actress India Fisher, it gives a fresh slant on a classic run on Big Finish adventures.
Issue 10, due out in June and will feature the divergent universe stories from Scherzo to The Next Life.
Issue 9 is £2.50 in the UK and £4.50 if it needs to go overseas, a bargain seeing as you get 44 painstakingly put together pages! There is also an optional 50p donation that you can make if you want to be entered into a raffle for a chance to win a signed copy of the script for the Eighth Doctor Big Finish play Natural History of Fear.
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‘Plaything of Sutekh’ is a new Doctor Who fanzine covering all eras of the series. Issue 1 includes:-
What Did the Sixties Do For Who?
A look at how the Troughton era of Doctor Who reflected the changes facing Britain in the late 60s
The lasting influence of Frank Bellamy’s Radio Times art on Doctor Who illustration.
We re-evaluate a clutch of less popular stories and find there’s more to them than meets the eye: Underworld, The Krotons and The Android Invasion. They're better than you might think!
While Nation and Adams were pulling in opposite directions, Ken Grieve’s innovative approach raised Destiny of the Daleks above the norm.
A look at the evolution of Doctor Who under Steven Moffat
Recent DVD releases Invasion of the Dinosaurs and The Daemons
Return of the King
A look at (or a listen to) Tom Baker’s return as the Doctor in Big Finish audios
…and more
The issue is 40 A5 pages, fully illustrated with colour covers.
Plaything of Sutekh is a non-profit fanzine.
To order, please visit the blog at playthingofsutekh.blogspot.co.uk
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ENLIGHTENMENT issue 165
CHRONIC FATIGUE
Cameron Dixon ponders the life expectancy of Doctor Who in the current television climate.
WHOLIINE
The latest news from the worlds of Doctor Who and, surprisingly, Star Trek.
THE CELESTIAL TOY SOLDIER
Steven Dieter takes Berlin and reviews of Let’s Kill Hitler.
SPORTS CARS AND SPACE HOPPERS
William Hopper is surprised by the Doctor’s current cavalier attitude towards the timelines.
FALL 2011 REVIEW
Greg McElhatton tucks himself in tight before reviewing Night Terrors.
FLUID LINKS
Robert Smith? ironically turned in his review of The Girl Who Waited long before the due date.
LION HEARTED
David J. Lamb suggests which episodes would win a new-series fan over to the classic series.
FALL 2011 REVIEW
Sarah Ennals examines the nature of faith and an unreliable hero in The God Complex.
BLOCK TRANSFERS
Julie Chaston praises the character work and bromance of Closing Time.
CRATER OF NEEDLES
Gian-Luca di Rocco finds it difficult to review The Wedding of River Song without reviewing the entire season.
MONSTERPIECE THEATRE
Ben Hakala comes not to bury The Power of Kroll, but to praise it.
THE LAND OF FICTION
Graeme Burk reviews the DVDs for Kinda and Snakedance, as well as the Day of the Daleks Special Edition. Also, reviews of 2011’s Eleventh Doctor novels, the sixth Doctor and Evelyn’s encounter with Thomas Brewster, the Companion Chronicles, the Lost Stories of the fifth Doctor, and The Minister of Chance.
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A new year brings new things. Though seeing as how we are extremely lazy, we continue to bring you the same old tat that we usually do.
In Issue 9 of Fish Fingers and Custard, we have the following:
Reviews: The Doctor, The Widow and The Wardrobe
Where To Start - Which stories would you show to a new fan?
The BBC Bazaar - We help out BBC Worldwide with some moneymaking ideas
Crafty Who - A new section dedicated to fan-made stuff!
Cyber Moan - Why are the New Series Cybermen so rubbish?
And much more!
You can order a copy of this Issue by slipping one of the following payments to us via PayPal: UK: £2 Rest of The World: £3
Please send to fishcustardfanzine@googlemail.com and please mark your payment as a 'gift'. Oh and don't forget to include your name and address too! If you don't have a PayPal account, you can also pay by credit/debit card at the website. |
Journey into Time - The Story of the Lost Doctor Who Radio Series
Detailing precisely what happened back in 1966/67 when Stanmark Productions proposed an independent 52-episode radio series, from its early development through to the recording of the pilot with Peter Cushing as the Doctor. We also reproduce the original pilot script, written by Malcolm Hulke.
Illuminating The Dark Dimension
A 30-page article looks at the planned anniversary special, seeing how far things really got, and for the first time reveals precisely the reasons why it all fell apart. With artwork by Lee Sullivan.
A look back on William Hartnell's one and only pantomime performance in the 1966/67 tour of Puss in Boots, complete with photos of Billy as Buskin, the Fairy Cobbler...
The Original Sarah Jane Smith
So who really was originally cast as Sarah Jane Smith back in 1973? All is revealed and the actress concerned tells what happened.
A look back at one of the first stories proposed for the new series, written by Alan Wakeman during the summer of 1963, with the full proposed storyline and draft script for the first episode.
Designing The Space Pirates
Costume Designer Nick Bullen shares his costume designs from The Space Pirates, and for the first time since 1969 we get an idea what Dom Issigri looked like!
ten unmade storylines submitted by Brian Hayles to the production office between February 1965 and May 1975, are reprinted and reviewed, covering the first four Doctors, featuring more Ice Warriors, the return of the Celestial Toymaker and a meeting with the Toymaker's half-sister, The Queen of Time.
The Evil of the Daleks - The Chris Thompson Off-Screen Photographs
For the first time, the 26 off-screen photographs taken by Production Designer Chris Thompson from the first episode of The Evil of the Daleks are published. The article also features photos from Chris's personal collection showing the filming done at Ealing in the Emperor's chamber.
New colour photographs taken during the location filming of The Smugglers and The Invasion and new b/w photos from The Enemy of the World.
Plus:
The winners of the 1965 TV Century 21 Dalek competition tell what it was like to win a Movie Dalek and what happened to them, and there is a look at the Mark 7 Daleks from the 1972 Radio Times competition...
Some of the proposed 1960s toys that never made it to the shops...
Effects Designer John Horton tells just what went wrong with the original Nestene effect in Spearhead from Space...
The 116-page, full-colour magazine is available to order from the Nothing at the End of the Lane website. |
January 2012’s issue of Panic Moon is available now. It includes:
New perspectives on The Keys of Marinus, The Macra Terror, The War Games,Colony in Space, Invasion of the Dinosaurs, Dragonfire and the McGann film; reviews of The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe, the recently recovered ‘missing’ episodes, the last series of The Sarah Jane Adventures and the latest from Big Finish; plus behind the scenes on Death to the Daleks, thoughts on console design, a look at the reprinted Target novelisations, top ten of Big Finish and some other stuff. All beautifully illustrated, as ever. The issue is 32 A6 monochrome pages.
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A Happy New Year treat from The Terrible Zodin - A brand new issue!
TTZ13 takes an in-depth look at Season 6 (the Matt Smith one!) with a series of essays and reviews of all episodes up to and including The Doctor, The Widow and the Wardrobe. Old school fans need not worry that we're not catering for them though as we also take a look at Season 6 (the Patrick Troughton one!)
Also this issue we take a look at Polly and the Dolly Bird archetype, the special edition of Day of the Daleks and bring you an exclusive interview with Robert Smith? The truth about that question mark is now revealed!
Meanwhile The Caves of Androzani gets the No! Not the Mind Probe! treatment and the Back2theWhoture gang watch The Crusades and The Kings Demons.
Featuring full colour original artwork throughout and bringing you a varied mix of opinions from the wide spectrum of Doctor Who fandom, The Terrible Zodin has more David Banks for your buck or your money back.
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The Monsters and Aliens Issue
Editorial: A Kind of Menace - Jez Strickley
Pride and Cyberprejudice - Michael S. Collins wades in with an epic analysis of the Cybermen
Chris Boucher Interview - Jez Strickley talks with the man behind Leela, Taren Capel and the Fendahl, not mention his influence on a certain rival sci-fi series
Quite Masterly - No Doctor Who rogues gallery would be complete without the Master, Gary Phillips investigates
The Sylvester McCoy Villains - Ian Wheeler examines the villains who menaced the Seventh Doctor
The Villains No One Remembers - With the Eighth Doctor in mind, Jake Johnson considers some of the least talked about villains
The Most Wacky Monsters - Bob Furnell asks what the designers were thinking when they conjured up some of the series' more unusual monsters
Torchwood Series 4 Overview - Craig Charlesworth gives us his take on the first five episodes of the latest instalment of RTD's brainchild
The Weeping Angels - perhaps the series' most frightening monster since 2005, Emily Jones takes a look and tries not to blink
Dalek's Advocate: The Case for the Foamasi - Those Mafia-esque bad boys take some defending, Bob Furnell tackles the challenge
Wholife: Music and Villains - Grant Bull comments on a certain Beach Boys song as the soundtrack to the Doctor's life
Fanzine Corner - In this ongoing series of fanzine reviews, Bob Furnell continues his voyage into fan writing
Newish Adventures: Final Frontier Review - AJ Gulyas returns with another look at the New Adventures book series
Target Trawl -Nick Mellish uncovers a renegade Time Lord, anti-matter monsters and mutan as he presents three more Target readings
Screwdrivers, Scaries and Scarves: The Monster Revealed - Jez Strickley considers one of the series' staple scare-making devices
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RASSILON'S ROD issue 4 
THE MOORCOCK DEFENCE looking at fan approaches to Talons' alleged racism
TIMEWYRM AT 20 The 20th anniversary of the NAs - how does the Timewyrm series stand up?
OPINION Fans should shut up!/Fans should complain loudly!
MY FIRST DR.WHO The TVM through the eyes of an 8 year old
MATRIX DATA W*NK Your dr.who queries answered by the cast from 'The Pirate Planet'
CONVENTION CAPERS hobnobbing with dr.who stardom
PLUS!!! Tip Top Top Tips, Turlough the Agony Aunt, stupid toons, The Krotons part 4
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With Christmas just around the corner, we take a look at the up-comming special, along with a countdown of our favourite Christmas specials from the past 6 years. There is also going to be a special festive edition of Off The Shelf with all the perfect gifts for us Whovians.
RIVERS AND PONDS
With Series 6 over, we look at the second half of the series, as well as all the revelations regarding River Song.
JUSTIN RICHARDS
We interview the amazingly talented author, Justin Richards.
I THINK WE NEED A MIRACLE!
With the fourth series of Torchwood over, we take a look back at the 10 episodes and give you our official verdict. Hit or miss? Find out. (We also take a look at the web-based app spin-off, Web of Lies)
After the recent series of The Sarah Jane Adventures ended, we thought it was only right to say goodbye to Doctor Who's much loved spin-off.
WHO'S IN THE APP STORE?
We give you the low-down on what apps are out there for Whovians in the appstore
THE BEAST'S DICTIONARY
In this exclusive feature, Guy Lancaster gives you a humorous look at the alphabet, according to the world of Doctor Who.
In this BRAND NEW FEATURE, it's your chance to have your fandom seen by the Whoniverse. We're kicking off the feature with a special look at never-before-seen pictures of conventions from the 80s (featuring Tom Baker, Peter Davison, Patrick Troughton and many more), as well as your costumes, drawings and creations.
PLUS! All the latest news, The Notes, Planet of the Spiders in the The Vault, the Cybermen in the Monster Mash, and much more!
Read the full story at Tardis Base - Here for YOU & WHO:
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What happens when events unfold before our eyes that defy our conscious understanding? Is it a dream? An hallucination? An optical illusion? What hidden truths would our subconscious mind perceive? Myth Makers 16: Pseudoscope features stories written around the theme of altered perception. In making sense of these distorted realities, the Doctor, his companions and his enemies make new discoveries about the world outside - and within.
Stories by Short Trips alumni Dale Smith, Richard Salter, David N. Smith, Violet Addison, Stephen Hatcher, J.R. Loflin and Mike Amberry, plus Myth Makers alumni J.F. Keeping and Chris Heffernan.
Artwork by Carolyn Edwards, Rachel Roach, Iain Robertson, Michael Leis, Pat Degan and Denise Rajauski.
Visit the Myth Makers 16: Pseudoscope page to order your copy |
The second issue of Vworp Vworp! is due in late-August and pre orders are now being accepted at the magazine's website.
Here are some of the goodies to be found in the new issue:
The first half of the exhaustive Abslom Daak tribute, including interviews with writer Steve Moore, and artists Steve Dillon and David Lloyd. Also a Daak comic strip, written for DWM by Steve Moore in 1980 but withdrawn after a disagreement with the editor, now finally brought to the page by DWM artists Martin Geraghty, Adrian Salmon and Roger Langridge.
The first in the series of DWM editor interviews with a fascinating chat between Dez Skinn and Tom Spilsbury. We also chat to Paul Neary, Alan McKenzie, Cefn Ridout and the elusive Sheila Cranna.
Ex-Doctors Tom Baker and Colin Baker talk about their comic strip selves.
Dave Gibbons, Steve Parkhouse and Mick McMahon discuss The Tides of Time and Junkyard Demon, and we take in The Lodger with Gareth Roberts and Mike Collins.
The Housekeeper, a comic strip written by Paul Magrs and drawn by Bret M Herholz starring Mrs Wibbesey and the Fourth Doctor.
A free gift in the form of a ‘Vworpabix’ board game. Based on the 1970s Weetabix game, ours has 16 character cards by Adrian Salmon and boards by Paul Grist, Jon Pinto, Leighton Noyes and Graeme Neil Reid.
Two covers: a wraparound Abslom Daak cover by Mike Collins, and an early Doctor Who Monthly pastiche featuring Junkyard Demon (with Jason Fletcher and Ben Willsher’s take on Daak on the back cover).
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