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Doctor Who: The Moon Cruise. Cover art by Lee Binding (c) BBC Books. The Doctor, in his orange Nigerian clothes from The Story & The Engine, gestures with his sonic screwdriver, a look of cautious curiosity on his face. Behind him to one side Belinda smiles, while on the other a Marilyn Monroe android with half its face ripped off, Terminator style, reaching one hand out towards him menacingly

REVIEW: Doctor Who: The Moon Cruise

The Moon Cruise is a timely feelgood fantasy where the Doctor can topple every authoritarian oligarch by closing time The Fifteenth Doctor and Belinda's adventures...
Doctor Who: The Adventures After. A cartoonish graphic of a digital pocket watch at 11:59 surrounded by the TARDIS console, sonic screwdriver, and claws

REVIEW: Doctor Who: The Adventures After

Eight new short stories proves as strange, daft, heartfelt and emotional as the episodes which inspired them   Everybody knows that every story ends. Otherwise, as...
Doctor Who: Lux. Art by Dan Lilles (c) Target Books. 1930s 'rubber hose' style character Mr. Ring-a-Ding crawls out of the screen, while the Doctor and Belinda, drawn like Scooby Doo characters looking shocked, film reels showing screaming people unspool all around them

REVIEW: Doctor Who: Lux (Target Books)

James Goss' novelisation of Lux matches the heart and whimsy of the television episode with an intelligent adaptation full of sly wit   The Target Books...
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More Doctor Who Books and Audios for 2025 and 2026

The Doctor's adventures continue into 2026 in new books and audios A number of new Doctor Who books and audios for the rest of this...
Doctor Who: The Well. Art by Dan Liles (c) Target Books. Aliss looks around worried, while all around her broken mirrors reflect images of the Doctor, Belinda and Mo. Coloured pencil style art.

REVIEW: Doctor Who: The Well (Target Books)

The Target Books novelisation of The Well smoothly translates it to the literary genre of SF horror This past couple of years of Target Books...