Contents: (I might have the issues with the other parts of any mutli-part articles/strips - please ask):

Articles

    The Moral Dilemma (1 of 2) - Amongst the most common arguments which have occurred about Doctor Who are those questioning the effect the series has on the morals of its viewers. The producers of the show have always argued that the programme is one of the most morally concerned to be made by the BBC. In part one of a survey of Who's morality, Richard Marson turns the clock back to the start of the series, to survey how the moral philosophy developed.
    The Villains of the 80's by Patrick Mulkern

Comic content

    Revelation!

Archives

    Archive Feature: TV: Logopolis (retelling by episode, no credits but a Fact File by Richard Marson)

Interviews / Profiles

    When Christopher H. Bidmead was approached about the post of script editor on Doctor Who, he confessed he didn't want the job. Here he explains his change of heart and talks about his years with the series to Richard Marson...
    The Doctor Who Production Department: Pat O'Leary production department interviewed by Jay Dyer
    The Davros Tapes: Terry Molloy talks with Gary Russell in the first of three short interviews with the actors who have breathed life into Davros, creator of the Daleks.

Reviews - Off the Shelf

    NOVELISATION: Logopolis by Christopher H Bidmead (Target Books)
    NOVELISATION: Castrovalva by Christopher H Bidmead (Target Books)
    NOVELISATION: Frontios by Christopher H Bidmead (Target Books)

A4 pin-up

    Nyssa and Chela (TV: Snakedance)

Additional features

    To the TARDIS (Letters)
    Doctor Who? by Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett
    Gallifrey Guardian
    Who's Art (Readers Art)
    Matrix Databank

Additional details

    Additional Input To the TARDIS (From DWM 110): The pictures accompanying the Christopher H. Bidmead article are incorrectly captioned and should read:

        Page 7 Mark Strickson as Turlough and Lesley Dunlop as Norna in Christopher Bidmead's complex Frontios.
        Page 9 State of Decay was Matthew Waterhouse's first recorded story as Adric.

    Also in Villains of the 80's: Page 23: Lord Cranleigh (centre), brother of the victim of Amazonian savages ... Black Orchid
    Priced 75p (UK), this issue's cover photograph is from TV: Terminus and features the Black Guardian.

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