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Doctor Who Adventures issue 348

WHO348coverDoctor Who Adventures issue 348

WHAT IS THE BIGGEST SCARE IN DOCTOR WHO?

The latest issue of BBC Doctor Who Adventures magazine is out now and this time the magazine takes a look at the biggest and scariest scares in Doctor Who.

The team has uncovered the grossest and yuckiest things from the series – and they want to see if readers agree with their Top 10 choice.

The magazine also comes with a cool stationery set featuring the Alien Babies.

Plus there’s:

· A guide to the Eleventh Doctor’s episodes.

· Fact file about the Alien Babies.

· Essential cut-out-and-keep Dalek info.

· Make a Vortex Manipulator.

· Strax’s Guide to Ood.

· Danger and surprises for the Doctor and Clara in the comic strip – and watch the story come alive with the free app Blippar.

· Fantastic posters!

· Win a bike, Pokémon goodies and an iPad!

· Plus puzzles and loads of the usual monster fun…

Issue 348, on sale 18 June – 1 July 2014, priced £2.99. Don’t miss out!

You can subscribe to Doctor Who Adventures at www.uniquemagazines.co.uk.


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23 comments

  • Handbot10

    June 28th, 2014 - 9:12am

    Hey guys? My friend at school told me he won the dalek competition in this mag however I don’t collect these anymore so I wasn’t sure what he was on about. It was something like he won a life size dalek?

    Reply
    • Handbot10

      June 28th, 2014 - 9:13am

      if he drew a picture or something to win it could someone send me a photo?

    • Dalek1234

      June 28th, 2014 - 9:52am

      no you just answered a question and he was in an issue but I lost it!

  • Handbot10

    June 28th, 2014 - 9:10am

    Ahhhh. I remember the days when dwa was my number 1 highlight of the week (well apart from doctor who itself). I get DWM and it is far more detailed and I enjoy to read it. I just think that DWA prepare the younger generation for the older more in depth magazines.

    Reply
  • 2doctors2000

    June 26th, 2014 - 3:55pm

    People, when you were younger, and didn’t know this, you had to work it out for the first time. If they never give the basic information, then the younger generation will never understand what we did. Yes, maybe it’s slightly tooo repetitive. But at the end of the day, it’s aimed at kids for a reason. So when you become older, you stop collecting it, and the younger generation read it, thus ‘starting again’ if you like! Just simply buy DWM etc if you want more in depth content….

    Reply
  • The Contessa

    June 26th, 2014 - 12:12am

    I wish people would stop slagging off ‘Adventures’ – I think it’s a great mag for it’s target audience & if I was 12 I would look forward to it every fortnight (as I do now – age witheld!).

    Reply
  • Anonymous

    June 24th, 2014 - 10:05pm

    Nest time gift

    Reply
    • alonso

      July 3rd, 2014 - 6:52pm

      alien army

  • Lea

    June 23rd, 2014 - 7:01pm

    the only reason i ever buy it now is if it comes with something good or they have cool posters

    Reply
  • Trenzalore

    June 23rd, 2014 - 6:23pm

    They have improved on their covers, much better effects but maybe they could improve on their content… a lot. They could maybe make it more interactive by including word searches and quizzes or something.
    But I don’t know what younger whovians think about it… they may like it.

    Reply
    • StetsonDoctor

      June 23rd, 2014 - 6:48pm

      The Alien Babies are very much aimed at younger children. This ‘Blippar’ thing is also being used to attract attention. DWA is certainly not what it was, but times change. Not that I like it…but the covers are good, as you say (if not sometimes a bit repetitive). I would’ve stopped buying a long time ago if I wasn’t so loyal to the mag 😀

  • Ben57735

    June 23rd, 2014 - 6:16pm

    Urgh more dalek info … DWA is really going down the drain :/ I stopped getting it because of how much stuff they repeated in it

    Reply
  • The Other

    June 23rd, 2014 - 4:01pm

    ‘essential’ Dalek info?
    Again?
    I’m glad I don’t get this any more as it really is long since tired and dried out

    Reply
    • Trenzalore

      June 23rd, 2014 - 6:18pm

      It will probably include ‘bombshells’ like their home planet is Skaro 🙄

    • The Other

      June 23rd, 2014 - 6:24pm

      And shock!
      Never would’ve known a “mad scientist” called Davros created them!
      😛

    • Doctor Rules

      June 23rd, 2014 - 6:36pm

      and I never knew their catchphrase was ‘exterminate’! 🙄

    • 100000BC

      June 23rd, 2014 - 6:49pm

      Ooh, they were in Doctor Who’s second story in 1963-1964?

    • 2doctors2000

      June 26th, 2014 - 3:54pm

      People, when you were younger, and didn’t know this, you had to work it out for the first time. If they never give the basic information, then the younger generation will never understand what we did. Yes, maybe it’s slightly tooo repetitive. But at the end of the day, it’s aimed at kids for a reason. So when you become older, you stop collecting it, and the younger generation read it, thus ‘starting again’ if you like! Just simply buy DWM etc if you want more in depth content….

    • Trenzalore

      June 26th, 2014 - 4:01pm

      All I’m trying to say is that it’s kind of underestimating the knowledge of the age range by saying the same thing constantly. If children are going to buy the DOCTOR WHO adventures, then surely they know basic info on Daleks.
      But of course I understand what you are saying and you could probably be right! 🙂 😉

    • booboo

      June 26th, 2014 - 4:09pm

      most people are casual viewers, they don’t trawl the internet for every bit of info they actually but the mag for that

      you also have to remember not everyone buys it every 2 weeks

      a lot of people buy a mag because they like the front cover

    • The Other

      June 26th, 2014 - 4:13pm

      @2doctors2000
      To be fair, I already knew all the basic info, through watching classic stories on VHS (anyone remember that) and DVD when I was little, which was several years before this magazine started (I’m 16 now – was 8 when this came out, and yet already knew the same amount, if not more than most full time collectors of Doctor Who Magazine) so I guess I’ve never really been in the situation you described, although it is a good point
      But still, someone buying this should at least know the ‘essential info’ they print

    • The Other

      June 26th, 2014 - 4:15pm

      I think the problem is they’ve been too regular for too long, and have ran out of material

    • booboo

      June 26th, 2014 - 4:21pm

      it doesn’t help the fact there are months and months between episodes and and no SJA either

      to be honest there is no way i could keep thinking of new things every 2 weeks

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