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The Essential Doctor Who Science and Technology
Panini’s lavish series of Doctor Who bookazines continues with Science and Technology.
Ever since the TARDIS was first revealed in 1963, Doctor Who has presented a bewildering array of alien technology and gadgetry. Human scientific knowledge can do nothing to explain the mysteries of the astonishing devices and phenomena that the Doctor takes for granted.
This the first publication devoted to the incredible ideas that the series has made its own. Highlights include a comprehensive guide to the sonic screwdriver, the secrets of the Time Lords and the weaponry of the Doctor’s most dangerous enemies.
Editor Marcus Hearn says:
“There have been a number of books and other studies looking at how conventional physics relates to Doctor Who. With this bookazine we’ve tried to do something different – this issue celebrates six decades of pseudo-science. It’s packed full of the numerous gadgets, weapons, vehicles and other devices that have been specially created for the series. We’ve never done anything quite like it!”
The Fishmonger
March 26th, 2018 - 7:19pmHaven’t been able to find this anywhere. Anyone else had any trouble?
The Contessa
February 24th, 2018 - 6:48amThis is out already. Got mine yesterday in Tesco Extra.
GuYTheZYgon
February 26th, 2018 - 9:58pmNot one single newsagent (including the largest stationery chain which might first spring to mind) or specialist science-fi shop had this here, so thought I would follow Your mention and to mY disbelief three copies were there at Tesco Extra – manY thanks! 🙂
Anonymous
February 22nd, 2018 - 8:41pmThis reminds me, So when should we be expecting DWM to start using the new logo? Will it be immediate (very next issue and onwards) or do you reckon they’ll wait and change the entire design layout nearer the time of series 11 airing?
Doctor Mysterio
February 22nd, 2018 - 7:35pmDon’t get these as usually too expensive.
The Flying Shark
February 22nd, 2018 - 5:22pmAs good as these are, I really think they’re scraping the barrel now with these.
Anonymous
February 22nd, 2018 - 5:46pmAgreed.