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April 7th, 2026 3 comments

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Doctor Who Magazine Special 30 Years of the Eighth Doctor

Available to order from www.panini.co.uk

In this issue:

Doctor Who Magazine marks 30 years of the Eighth Doctor with an issue revisiting the 1996 TV movie and celebrating Paul McGann’s extraordinary tenure in the role.

Exclusive interviews include: Paul McGann (the Eighth Doctor), Daphne Ashbrook (Grace Holloway), Eric Roberts (the Master), Geoffrey Sax (the TV movie’s director), Steven Moffat (The Night of the Doctor writer) and many more. There are also contributions from Sylvester McCoy (the Seventh Doctor) and the team behind the new 4K restoration of the movie.

Other highlights include a new short story by Matthew Jacobs, the writer of the TV movie, and an afterword by Philip Segal, its executive producer.


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3 comments

  • WhoRu

    April 7th, 2026 - 10:32am

    Must be around 700 specials a year now

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    • bryan

      April 7th, 2026 - 10:42am

      I think your mixing up specials and Bookazines(gosh I hate that word) . Special are 3 a year,and come with the DWM Subscription bif you do 13+3 sub. Or are usually cheaper than the Bookazines,which can be £12 to £20 quid each. Think year dates like 1970 or 1984 bookazines. Where-as the Yearbook 2026 is a special Edition.

      6 a year unless there’s something big like a 65th birthday to celebrate.

      Pity this wasn’t 1996 and Beyond .He’s Back and He’s still here.

    • Peter

      April 7th, 2026 - 11:07am

      How awful, eh WhoRu – more good material for us to read. Sucks being a fan of this show…

      I didn’t expect this special TBF: DWM did a really good edition looking at the TV 10 years ago (which had an interview with Richard Tipple).

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