It’s the end. But the moment has been prepared for… #YANA

The Doctor Who Comic: Missy begins in April 2021.

“It was funny getting back into [Rory’s] rhythms, and the writers did such a good job of capturing his tone.”

Featuring a summary of 1965’s most significant events in the Doctor Who universe – and much more.

“It is like a huge family that keeps growing”, Pearl enthused about the Doctor Who community.

“There’s a great history of performers who start out as comedians transitioning into becoming terrific actors.”

The Graceless girls, Abby (Ciara Janson) and Zara (Laura Doddington), investigate their fate…

“As a job, [Doctor Who] dominates your life”, says the Rose actress.

Play the episode at 7pm on Sunday 21st February 2021, and tweet along using #ThyKingdomCome.

Plus, get a wall-chart featuring all the Target novel covers.

And just who does McCoy think has “the perfect Doctor Who face”?

Could Kamelion be rescued from oblivion if he came back to Doctor Who now?

Is it fair to compare cinematography between eras? And does presentation really matter if the story itself is a bit pants?

You know about the lost First and Second Doctor stories. But what about the missing Third Doctor episodes?

I, like most of Doctor Who fandom, consider the Philip Hinchcliffe/Robert Holmes era (Seasons 12 to 14) to be the

Here’s all the stuff you probably didn’t miss from January 2021 and more.

Which companions are more than a match for aliens, without the Doctor?

Hmm, you might be able to guess…

Welcome back to the Under Gallery. Won’t you take a stroll through the Da Vinci section? Please mind the floor…

Eden played the titular role in Marco Polo, and appeared as Donald Baverstock in An Adventure in Space and Time.

Are any monsters returning? Which writers and directors are back? And just who is new companion, Dan?

The Hammer horror legend appeared in Planet of Fire with Peter Davison.