Doctor Who Annuals Series by Moray Laing, Oli Smith, Justin Richards, Trevor Baxendale, Paul Crompton, Jason Loborik, Clayton Hickman, Paul Cornell, Scott Gray, Robert Shearman, Steven Moffat, Russell T. Davies, Gareth Roberts, Leanne Gill, James Offredi, Kieran Grant, Colin Brake, Gary Russell, Marc Platt, David J. Howe, John Nathan-Turner, Andrew Pixley, Karen Dunn, Nigel Robinson, Terrance Dicks, Colin Baker, Freeman, John, Jonathan Green, Christopher Cooper, Brenda Apsley, Andy Lane, Kevin Davies, Keith Miller, Philip Hinchcliffe, Alan Barnes, Stephen James Walker, Gary Gillatt

Text Stories: The House that Jack Built, Revenge of the Phantoms, The Time Thief, Fugitives From Chance, The Battle Within, Before the Legend, Scorched EarthComic Strips: Dead on Arrival, After the Revolution

Text Stories: The Sleeping Beast, The Sands of Tymus, A New Life, The Sea of FacesComic Strips: The Rival Robots, The TraitorNotes: The page count dropped back to 64. Sarah was again the Doctor's companion, though it is not possible to tell from the illustrations alone. Two separate stories (The Sleeping Beast and The Rival Robots) both feature similar-looking aliens with very large noses! The artwork was again mainly by Paul Crompton... moreText Stories: The Sleeping Beast, The Sands of Tymus, A New Life, The Sea of FacesComic Strips: The Rival Robots, The TraitorNotes: The page count dropped back to 64. Sarah was again the Doctor's companion, though it is not possible to tell from the illustrations alone. Two separate stories (The Sleeping Beast and The Rival Robots) both feature similar-looking aliens with very large noses! The artwork was again mainly by Paul Crompton. A New Life bore no relation to the story of the same name in the 1976 annual. The Sleeping Beast was remarkable in that it features a reference back to the Doctor's Second incarnation. Almost half of this annual was taken up with puzzles, games and stock features about science and mythology. less

Text Stories: Famine on Planet X, The Planet of Dust, Terror on Tantalogus, Flashback, The Crocodiles from the MistComic Strips: The Power, Emsone's CastleNotes: Paul Crompton was credited as the illustrator. The book saw a dramatic change in the style of Crompton's artwork for the better, which he jokingly puts down to being 'probably on the wagon at the time', after blaming his earlier illustrative excesses on the influence of alcohol... moreText Stories: Famine on Planet X, The Planet of Dust, Terror on Tantalogus, Flashback, The Crocodiles from the MistComic Strips: The Power, Emsone's CastleNotes: Paul Crompton was credited as the illustrator. The book saw a dramatic change in the style of Crompton's artwork for the better, which he jokingly puts down to being 'probably on the wagon at the time', after blaming his earlier illustrative excesses on the influence of alcohol. The Doctor's companion was Leela, but whilst the Doctor was well-drawn, Leela was unrecognisable. A number of images from other television shows and films cropped up in this annual; page 29 featured a character from Village of the Damned, the story Flashback had characters and sets from Space 1999, and the character Emsone in the story Emsone's Castle was dressed in a costume from the film Things to Come. Paul Crompton took over some of the writing on this annual. He penned both comic strip stories, and by doing so was able to create his images then write a story around them, the reverse of the normal process of comic strip creation. The games and features content were considerably lower this year, with only 11 pages occupied by this material. less

Text Stories: X-Rani and the Ugly Mutants, Light Fantastic, Reluctant Warriors, Return of the Electrids, The Sleeping GuardiansComic Strips: Terror on Xaboi, The WeaponNotes: Two variations on this annual were produced. One version displayed the year 1980 on the spine, front and back cover and title page; the other did not... moreText Stories: X-Rani and the Ugly Mutants, Light Fantastic, Reluctant Warriors, Return of the Electrids, The Sleeping GuardiansComic Strips: Terror on Xaboi, The WeaponNotes: Two variations on this annual were produced. One version displayed the year 1980 on the spine, front and back cover and title page; the other did not. The reason for this anomaly is unknown but it is possible that the undated version was produced for an overseas market, since the only other difference is that it did not have the price (in British money) printed on page 3. This was the first of only two annuals to use the late seventies series logo, and the series name underwent a slight change from The Dr Who Annual to Doctor Who Annual. The companions were the First Romana and K9. The first story featured a female villain called X-Rani, years before Kate O'Mara's character appeared in the TV series. A quarter of the book was taken up with puzzles and stock features. Paul Crompton left World towards the end of 1979, after completing work on this annual, which featured his best work. Romana actually looked like Mary Tamm in most instances. Although Crompton did not get credited on this annual, some of his artwork was signed. The Weapon was a particularly graphically violent comic strip, featuring blood gushing from an arm wound. The story was Crompton's personal favourite and was inspired by the legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. Crompton got a lot of references for faces for this strip from the Sunday Times Magazine, and added the armour on afterwards. The other comic strip, Terror on Xaboi, was created by Mel Powell. The annual was published under the new World & Whitman logo and was printed in Italy; the first Doctor Who annual to be printed outside the UK since the 1974 annual. less

Text Stories: The Oxaqua Incident, Winter on Mesique, The Creation of Camelot, Class 4 Renegade, The Volcanis Deal, The Nemertines, FungusBehind the Scenes: The Designers by Brenda Apsley (costume designers Amy Roberts and Dee Robson profiled, featuring designs from The Keeper of Traken, Arc of Infinity, Mawdryn Undead and Terminus).Notes: The year '1984' is not displayed anywhere on the book... moreText Stories: The Oxaqua Incident, Winter on Mesique, The Creation of Camelot, Class 4 Renegade, The Volcanis Deal, The Nemertines, FungusBehind the Scenes: The Designers by Brenda Apsley (costume designers Amy Roberts and Dee Robson profiled, featuring designs from The Keeper of Traken, Arc of Infinity, Mawdryn Undead and Terminus).Notes: The year '1984' is not displayed anywhere on the book. Glenn Rix illustrated some of this annual, but a picture of the Fifth Doctor's face he'd painted for page 3 was replaced by a photograph. The Doctor's companions were Tegan and Turlough, although he was companionless in Fungus, and each companion was absent from one additional story. The Brigadier and UNIT appeared in The Nemertines. The Master appeared in The Creation of Camelot in which he was revealed to be Merlin, years before the Doctor himself assumed this identity in Battlefield. For this annual and those that followed, the features unrelated to Doctor Who were dropped, though The Nemertines included a diagram explaining osmosis in relation to the story. In acknowledgment of the twentieth anniversary of the show, a three page, well-illustrated article profiling the five Doctors and a Doctor Who quiz were included. The annual was printed in Italy. less

The Doctor Who Yearbook 1992 was the first of Marvel UK's Doctor Who annuals, and the first annual by any publisher to focus on more than one incarnation of the Doctor since the 1982 annual. Some fans, such as those in charge of the Doctor Who Reference Guide, erroneously refer to this as the 1991 Yearbook, since it was published in 1991 and has no clear cover markings as to its date.

This was the third of five Yearbooks published by Marvel Comics, UK publishers of Doctor Who Magazine which continued the Doctor Who Annual tradition first established by World Distributors.Aimed at the Christmas market the year stated on the cover (or else used to identify an Annual or Yearbook), announces the next year (i.e. the 1993 Annual was published in 1992).

The Naked Flame (comic strip)Urrozdinee by Mark Gatiss (short story)Retrospective: 30 Years in the TARDIS (feature)Briefly Noted by Justin Richards (short story)The Hungry Bomb by Gareth Roberts (short story)Retrospective: The Paradise of Death (feature)Rescue by David Rodan (short story)The Beast Inside by Daniel Blythe (short story)One Last Try by Steve Lyons (short story)Retrospective: Dimension in Time (feature)Work is Hell by Simon Messingham (short story)Blood Invocation (comic strip)It's... moreThe Naked Flame (comic strip)Urrozdinee by Mark Gatiss (short story)Retrospective: 30 Years in the TARDIS (feature)Briefly Noted by Justin Richards (short story)The Hungry Bomb by Gareth Roberts (short story)Retrospective: The Paradise of Death (feature)Rescue by David Rodan (short story)The Beast Inside by Daniel Blythe (short story)One Last Try by Steve Lyons (short story)Retrospective: Dimension in Time (feature)Work is Hell by Simon Messingham (short story)Blood Invocation (comic strip)It's Only a Game by Andy Lane (short story) less

Unlike previous yearbooks containing articles and stories, the majority of this yearbook consists of a detailed episode guide covering all 26 seasons of the classic series, making this particular yearbook highly sought-after by fans.

Thrilling adventures in Time and Space! Four Stories, a comic strip, features and puzzles.

Doctor Who: The Official Annual 2008

This official "Doctor Who" annual is the perfect gift for any budding timelord. Packed with exclusive comics, stories, features and activities, the "Doctor Who Annual" is the one book no fan should be without!

Features the full first series of Matt Smith starring as the Eleventh Doctor, in BBC One's hit television show, Doctor Who!. This title includes original comic strips and a fresh story, as well as puzzles and features on all your favourite episodes, characters and aliens.

Based on the exciting BBC television series "Doctor Who", starring Matt Smith as the Eleventh Doctor, Karen Gillan as Amy Pond and Arthur Darvill as Rory Williams, this official 2012 annual is packed with comic strips, original stories, activities and features on all your favourite characters, monsters and adventures, plus a giant double-sided poster for your wall! A must-have for all Doctor Who fans, this is a fantastically collectable present for Christmas 2011.

Based on the exciting BBC television series Doctor Who, starring Matt Smith as the Eleventh Doctor, Karen Gillan as Amy Pond, Arthur Darvill as Rory Williams and Alex Kingston as River Song. This awesome Official Annual is packed with comic strips, stories, activities and features and is the perfect Christmas gift for any Doctor Who fan!

Celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of Doctor Who with the Official Annual, packed with facts, features, puzzles, comics, and stories about everyone's favorite Time Lord, as well as his brand-new companion, Clara, and the deadly enemies they face on their travels in the TARDIS!

The Official 2015 Doctor Who Annual is packed with essential info on the brand-new Twelfth Doctor, secrets from series 8, terrifying monster fact files, spooky stories, comic action, activities and puzzles. It's the perfect Christmas gift for all Whovians!