Doctor Who: The Comic Strip Companion
From Telos Publishing and writer Paul Scoones comes The Comic Strip Companion: The Unofficial and Unauthorised Guide to Doctor Who in Comics: 1964  1979. Yeah I know its a Very long book title, but it covers the first 15 years of the Doctor Who comic strip.
From Telos Publishing:
The Comic Strip Companion: The Unofficial and Unauthorised Guide to Doctor Who in Comics: 1964  1979
by Paul Scoones
First launched in the pages of TV Comic in November 1964, the comic strip version of Doctor Who is just one year younger than the television series on which it is based. This is its story.
This volume chronicles the first 15 years of the Doctor Who comic strip from its origin in TV Comic to just before the ongoing strip was launched as a regular feature in Doctor Who Weekly in 1979. During this time more than 200 comic strip stories were published in the pages of TV Comic, Countdown, TV Action, TV Century 21, The Dr Who Annual and the Dalek books.
Every strip is covered in depth, including plot details, continuity, points of interest and analysis. For the first time, details about the creation and development of the adventures are documented, alongside comments from some of the original writers and artists.
Follow the exploits of the Doctor in his first four incarnations alongside John, Gillian, Jamie, Sarah and Leela as he battles Daleks, Cybermen, Quarks, Kleptons, Trods, Sarracoids and the Ugrakks!
The Comic Strip Companion is your comprehensive guide to Doctor Who in the comics.
This is definetly getting added to my collection. I can’t wait to tear through this historic tome. I hope that Mr. Scoones is already hard at work on the next volume of The Comic Strip Companion.
