April 29th, 2026
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Doctor Who Save The Humans! Paperback
Available to order from www.amazon.co.uk
From the pages of the much-loved Doctor Who Adventures magazine comes a brand-new collection of comic-strip stories starring the Tenth Doctor and Rose!
Step back into one of the most beloved eras of Doctor Who as the Doctor and Rose dash across time and space, facing a host of brilliantly bonkers monsters – from the diabolical Mirrorlings to malfunctioning Disinfectoroids, and even giant vampire bats stalking the streets of Victorian London! Packed with action, humour and heart, this all-ages collection is a certified classic – and the perfect nostalgia hit for fans who grew up with the Tenth Doctor!
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Rory, the original you might say
May 1st, 2026 - 12:12pmAbout time they started releasing these. Looking forward to adding them all to my collection.
Now if they could work out a way to publish the TV Comic strips as well, that’d be great.
Loobop
May 1st, 2026 - 9:45amIn the david tennant era i bought dr who adventures magazine till he left even though i was way too old for it,i didn’t save the comic strips from it i kinda regret it now.
I still am never short of a dr who pen or notebook as thats what most of the free gifts where. I always remember them suddenly altering one of the stickers as it was too adult themed, on the next week preview it said “you want to mate with me” but on release the sticker said “i just want a mate” lol
FJR
April 30th, 2026 - 5:15am96 pages? With there being a table of contents, etc, that means this probably only reprints 15 issues worth of DWA comics.
With those page counts, it will probably take six *more* of these to reprint the Tennant era, 7 more books for Smith, then 3 to finish it out with Capaldi and the one Whittaker story. If they have the rights, Battles In Time would take 3 books at this size. That’s probably a decade or more worth of these books, given there will still be an ongoing DWM series to collect in TPB form too.
I’m losing hope that we’ll ever see Countdown + TV Action, much less TV Comic.
bryan
April 30th, 2026 - 12:03amThe Artwork and the sheer Shutzpah of these strips, were amazing. Simpler but so good with stories for ages upwards of 14.
Hoping they would gravitate to DWM. But most of us read Both. More superb comic action strips each month.
I wonder why they titled this from the story in issue 10 A single story. Issue 1 might have been the best place to start. I hope they sell well, fantastic price. more please
Missyrules
April 30th, 2026 - 12:27amThese were aimed at a much younger audience than 14 up.
bryan
April 30th, 2026 - 9:38amSorry It should have said UP to 14. ,then hoping they would gravitate to DWM if they had not all ready.
Bookcollector
April 29th, 2026 - 10:17pmWasn’t sure about it as it was aimed at a young audience but I’ve decided to get these.
FJR
April 30th, 2026 - 5:19amThey’re really fun. Light and fizzy short trips that are far more clever than they have any right to be given their length and their target audience. And they’re *beautiful*. Slick as slick can be.
David
April 29th, 2026 - 9:50pmBeautiful artwork