4 x DR WHO BOOKS
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For all the Doctor Who fans out there, we have a collection of hardback books with various titles available for purchase. These books are brand new and have not been used before. They are a great addition to any collection of Doctor Who collectables and are a must-have for fans of science fiction. The books are from the United Kingdom and are vintage, making them even more unique. Although they are not signed, they are still a great item to have for fans of the franchise. Get your hands on these rare collectables today!
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DR WHO - FROM A-Z
A Celebration of 35 Years of Adventures in Time & Space
Gary Gilliatt
Published by BBC BOOKS 1998
167 pages
ISBN:- 0-563-40589-9
[Hardback]
Take a new look at Doctor Who. He’s a secretive and aggressive old man hiding in a London junkyard. He’s a jolly human inventor who takes his grandchildren on thrilling adventures. He’s an outcast from the all-powerful Time Lords of Gallifrey. He’s the unpredictable scientific adviser to a United Nations military force. He’s just an overgrown kid who eats jelly babies, plays cricket and regularly saves the universe.
He’s all these things and more. He’s the Doctor. And in his world, everything is possible.
It’s 35 years since the fantasy adventure series Doctor Who made its under-budgeted and largely unheralded debut on BBC Television. In that time it has been in and out of favour, alternately respected and reviled, triumphed and trashed; but it survived to earn a place as one of the best-loved and longest-running television series in the world.
Lavishly illustrated with previously unseen photographs, this witty and eclectic collection of commentaries takes a fresh look at Doctor Who from a host of different perspectives, and forms an easy-to-read but nonetheless indispensable guide to what can only be described as a television phenomenon.
DR WHO - 25 GLORIOUS YEARS
Peter Haining
Published by Virgin Books 1990
224 pages
ISBN:- 0-86369-324-5
[Paperback]
This is the official Doctor Who 25th anniversary book, marking 25 years of BBC television’s longest running and most successful science fiction series.
In this book Peter Haining draws together and analyzes all the elements which have helped retain the vitality and spark of the series over a quarter of a century. John Nathan-Turner, the show’s Producer for the last nine years, and Sylvester McCoy, the seventh and most recent regeneration of the Doctor (at publication date), discuss their views on this remarkable phenomenon and the author reviews the actors and actresses who have portrayed the Doctor Who characters in television, film and stage productions, and the ways in which they have contributed to the development of the various roles.
DR WHO - THE MONSTERS
Adrian Rigelsford [Text] & Andrew Skilleter [Illustrations]
Published by Dr Who Books 1992
166 pages
ISBN:- 1-85227-283-X
[Hardback]
For almost 30 years Doctor Who has been a part of Britain's culture. The Cybermen and Daleks are as well-known, or more so, than almost any other fictional creation. But also remembered are the hideous monsters who contributed so much to the tension and excitement that kept at least two generations of viewers enthralled. This book looks at the monsters featured including Yeti, the Silurians, the Ice Warriors and the Sontarans examining their screen origins and fates.
Monsters Covered
The Ice Warriors -- The Zarbi & the Menoptera -- The Yeti -- Th Wirrn -- Sil & the Mentors -- The Sontarans -- The Zygons -- The Autons -- The Silurians -- Earth demons
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF DR WHO - A Definitive Guide to Time and Space
Gary Russell
Published by:- BBC BOOKS 2007
191 pages
ISBN:- 978-1-84-607291-8
[Hardback]
The definitive A-Z, packed with never seen before photos, concept drawings and special effects artwork.
This is a must for every fan of the new series "Doctor Who". Covering both Christopher Eccelston and David Tennant's "Doctors" this encyclopedia is the perfect companion for anyone wishing to know more about the Doctor, the Tardis, his friends and enemies and the worlds through which he travels.
This is the "Doctor Who" book all the fans have been waiting for. It is written by Gary Russell the author of the bestselling "Doctor Who: Inside Story".
The Encyclopedia's content is every bit as stunning as its aesthetically breath-taking front cover. With never before seen photos, a whole plethora of fascinating facts, and of course, the A-Z of everything from the new series of Doctor Who - it certainly lives up to its subtitle as 'The Definitive Guide'!
Only with The Encyclopedia can you find out the name of the novel the 9th Doctor speed-read in 1.1: Rose, the name of the home world of the Graske, Jabe the Tree's full name, and the name of the restaurant where The Doctor and Margaret Slitheen dined.