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The White Dragon is the highly anticipated next chapter of the 13th Doctor's comic strip adventures. The full-colour stories have been taken from the official Doctor Who Magazine, now in its fourth decade of publication!

The third volume of comic strips collecting the Eleventh Doctor's complete adventures from the pages of Doctor Who Magazine. In Hunters of the Burning Stone, the famous Time Lord meets old friends - and some very old enemies - in an epic adventure through time and space!

The second volume of comic strips collecting the Eleventh Doctor's complete adventures from the pages of Doctor Who Magazine. In The Chains of Olympus, the famous Time Lord travels to Ancient Greece, and finds himself up against the Gods themselves!

By popular demand! An outstanding volume of comic strips collecting the complete adventures of the Ninth Doctor as played on TV by Christopher Eccleston, alongside his companion Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), all from the pages of Doctor Who Magazine. The volume includes a wealth of exclusive, brand new material revealing how the strips were created, featuring contributions and commentary from the writers and artists. With five stories from the show's acclaimed writers, Gareth Robers and Robert Shearman, and by Dr Who Magazine writer Scott Gray.

Doctor Who is the one of the most popular and highest-rated shows on BBC One, and is known and loved by millions worldwide. The series' profile is at all-time high, as it has just celebrated its 50th anniversary year. This volume collects comic strips featuring the hugely successful Eleventh Doctor as played on TV by Matt Smith, alongside his companion Clara Oswald (Jenna Coleman).

By popular demand! A brand new collection of classic comic strips, collecting the adventures of the Twelfth Doctor and Clara, from the pages of Doctor Who Magazine. The collection contains four adventures: The Eye Of Torment by Scott Gray, illustrated by Martin Geraghty; Instruments Of War written and illustrated by Mike Collins; Blood And Ice written by Jacqueline Rayner and illustrated by Martin Geraghty; and The Crystal Throne (an adventure starring The Paternoster Gang - Vastra, Jenny and Strax) by Scott Gray, illustrated by Mike Collins.

Evening's Empire, a Doctor Who comic strip from the 1990s written by Andrew Cartmel, was never completed in the pages of Doctor Who Magazine. Although a version was printed subsequently, this new collection contains the first publication of the full story as originally intended, with brand-new artwork from the original artist, Richard Piers Rayner.

The Phantom Piper collects the most recent comic strip stories featuring the 12th Doctor and Bill Potts, as played by Peter Capaldi and Pearl Mackie. All stories have been taken from the official Doctor Who Magazine, now in its 39th year of publication!

Get ready for more action-packed comic strip adventures through time and space, taken from the pages of the official Doctor Who Magazine. Starring multiple incarnations of the Doctor, this next volume sees the Thirteenth Doctor venture into the Gardens of Everlasting Summer, the Peter Cushing version of the Doctor battle the Mechanoids, the Third Doctor trading wits with the Master, and much more! Plus! The Ninth Doctor and Rose enter the Dark Times and clash with the Time Lords' ancestors! Also includes a full behind-the-scenes commentary section on the making of these amazing stories.

Mistress of Chaos is the first Panini Doctor Who graphic novel to feature the 13th Doctor, as played on TV by Jodie Whittaker! The full-colour stories have been taken from the official Doctor Who Magazine, now in its 41st year of publication!

Land of the Blind collects together stories featuring the first four Doctors - as played on televison by William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker - from the long-running comic strip in the official Doctor Who Magazine.

The Clockwise War presents the final Twelfth Doctor adventure, by Scott Gray and John Ross! Also, classic tales of the First, Fourth and Fifth Doctors - as played on television by William Hartnell, Tom Baker and Peter Davison - from the long-running comic strip in the official Doctor Who Magazine and the Doctor Who Yearbooks.