Doctor Who Magazine 362

HOORAY FOR DOCTOR WHO'S ASSISTANTS!

Girls Allowed: Doctor Who, 2005-style, created millions of new fans. But for perhaps the first time ever, there were s many girls turning in as there were boys. Kate Orman explains why the show has, in fact, always been in touch with its feminine side...

Comic Strip – The Cruel Sea (Part 4 of 4): The reflections have taken everyone on board the ship and trapped them in their own fantasies…

Interview – Murray Gold: DWM tears Doctor Who’s newest musical maestro away from his keyboards to discuss his contributions to Series One, his rock’n’roll influences, and his skills on the air guitar

Manpower: As the Cybermen prepare to face-off with Tenth Doctor on television next year, Nicholas Briggs reflects on the comic timing of the arrival of his four-part Cyberman audio series for Big Finish...

The Fact of Fiction – The Invisible Enemy: Travel forward to 5,000 AD for the genesis of one of the Doctor’s most beloved travelling companions – a mutt named K9. DWM reveals all as we look at the influences behind this 1977 adventure

Regulars: Gallifrey Guardian, Matrix Data Bank, DWMail, The Time Team – The Pirate Planet and The Stones of Blood, Further Adventures, Off the Shelf, Production Notes with Simon Winstone