Doctor Who - UK | 
 enlarge | Publisher: Marvel Comics Limited
Category: Magazine
Buy New: $136.32
Rating:  9 reviews
Sales Rank: 697
Format: Magazine Subscription
Type: Trade magazine
Subscription Issues: 13
Subscription Length: 12 Months
Issues Per Year: 13
First Issue Lead Time: 12-16 Weeks
ASIN: B00006KC0G
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 2 to 4 months
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Product Description
Magazine devoted to every aspect, off-shoot, and history of the Doctor Who television show. Each issue contains photographs; an animated comic of the current episode; and reviews of DVDs, CDs, books, and articles about the actors who have been in the series. Truly a labor of love.
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 Great magazine;but Amazon is too expensive! November 17, 2008
Amazon usually has great prices on their merchandise, but not with this magazine subscription. My daughter is a big fan of Doctor Who, and has bought this magazine each month for the last couple years, at our local Borders bookstore for $7.99 plus tax. You just have to check each month to make sure you don't miss an issue, but it's a lot cheaper than what they want here.
 The Price Isn't Right July 20, 2008
Amazon.com has always offered products at a decent price (or better). Why, then, are they tripling the cost of this magazine subscription?
Doctor Who - UK May 7, 2007
I haven't received my first issue yet, so how can I review it? Ask me again when I have received and read it.
The definitive Dr. Who magazine in a convenient, if pricey AMAZON package May 27, 2006
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
It's a glossy high quality mag. done for fans by fans. Cover to cover it's 66 pages of interesting stuff about 41 years of Doctor Who. Doctor Who Monthly is loaded with original color photo spreads and articles about the TV show, new and old. It covers related books, DVDs, CDs, appearances, conventions, merchandize, and more. DWM has insightful interviews with series stars past, present and future. The new series' producer Russel T. Davies, as a fan, gives exclusive info and interviews to the magazine, out of respect and thanks for all the years he enjoys DWM before working on the series. Learn TORCHWOOD spin-off info here first, which books, toys and DVDs are due out and reviews for them in OFF THE SHELF. Read set reports from the episodes in production and post-production. Read regular features like my favorite: THE TIME TEAM, a monthly column in which 4 reviewers are watching all 723 original episodes (about 8 per month), commenting and keeping track of "DEATHS ON SCREEN SO FAR" (830 as of episode 537), also "instances of 1 or more REGULARS BEING RENDERED UNCONSCIOUS" (163 as of episode 537) and " 1 or more REGULARS BEING INCARCERATED" (216 as of episode 537) on the CLICHÉ COUNTER. DWM is published by MARVEL COMIC UK so there is always a 4 or 6 part comic strip, currently featuring the 10th Doctor and Rose.
If love the series this is the best publication on the market related to the series, although DreamWatch is easier to find at a Barnes and Nobles, but you might get only one Dr. Who article in it. DWM runs about $7.99 cover (apart from AMAZON), publishing 13 magazines per year (there's an ANNUAL special), you can special order issues without a subscription at some bookstores or most comicbook shops. That's actually $113. 87 after tax, so for convenience (17 dollars of convenience, sir), the Amazon subscription at $130.73 maybe the choice for you or one at a time somewhere else, either way it's a great mag.
A Monthly Fix August 2, 2005
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
I have been an off-and-on again reader of Doctor Who Magazine for close to 20 years. I was happy to find the ability to order the magazine, through Amazon, and have it delivered at home. I eagerly wait for it to come each month in the mail and read most of it straight away. I have been extremely impressed with the quality of the magazine and the condition in which it arrives in the mail. Doctor Who was a big part of my teenage years and now that I have a child of my own, Doctor Who Magazine helps me to be young again, at least for a little while.
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