Doctor Who Magazine 627 interviews Janet Fielding and Alex Kingston, while the Fifteenth Doctor’s adventures continue in Corruption of the Daleks
This issue’s cover features:
- Janet Fielding – An in-depth chat with the actor who played the irrepressible Tegan opposite the Fourth and Fifth Doctors.
- Alex Kingston – On playing River Song alongside the Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth Doctors, as well as her on-going audio adventures with Big Finish, and her new book Stormcage.
Other highlights this issue:
- Richard Price – The monster actor shares his memories of playing Cybermen, a Sea Devil and a Scaly Man!
- Corruption of the Daleks Part Three – The Fifteenth Doctor and Mel learn more about the Daleks’ plans, in the latest instalment of the DWM comic strip
Also in DWM 627:
- Back to 1985… – Blake’s 7’s Paul Darrow joins the cast of Doctor Who…
- Remembrance of the Daleks – an assessment of the battle plans of the various Dalek factions in the 1988 story.
- Gallifrey Guardian – the latest news including the 4K Ultra HD release of the Paul McGann TV movie.
- The Fact of Fiction – The mind-bending Twelfth Doctor episode Extremis.
- Skaro – The inner workings of the Dalek City explored!
- Miles Taylor – Meet the actor who is assuming the role of the Eleventh Doctor in a new range of audio dramas!
- 40 Years of Fundraising! – Looking back at the incredible artistry and charitable work of the Hyde fundraisers – including their contribution to last year’s season finale.
- Top Trumps! – A stat-busting guide to Doctor Who editions of the popular card game.
- Reviews – including the latest audio releases, books and action figures.
- Other Worlds – the essential guide to new stories in Doctor Who’s expanded universe – featuring a chat with Anneke Wills who played companion Polly.
- Competitions – Prizes to be won include the new Season 21 Limited Edition Blu-ray boxset!
Doctor Who Magazine 627
DWM Issue 627 is on sale Thursday the 5th of March from the online Panini store, TG Jones and other retailers priced £7.99 (UK). Also available as a digital edition from Pocketmags for £6.99. You can also save with a subscription, as well as receiving exclusive, text-free covers.
