Every generation has their own Doctor Who and for a certain subset of Generation X who came of age in the early 1990s, that is Doctor Who: The New Adventures. Not a television series, of course, but a series of … Continue reading Too Broad, Too Deep, Too Far, Too Soon…? The New Adventures
The Doctor was feeling blue and he didn’t know why. He had his suspicions, of course; it had been a long time since he left his home planet and he had been through many exhausting adventures. His old body was … Continue reading ‘Doctor Who and the Green Crown’ by Paul Ferry
The Seeds of Death was a 1969 Patrick Troughton adventure in which Ice Warriors take over the moon-based headquarters of T-Mat and use the mass transportation system to send deadly foam-spewing spores to Earth. The Seeds of Doom was a … Continue reading The Seeds of Death vs. The Seeds of Doom
1. SCOOBY-DOO We all remember watching a series called Scooby-Doo when we were kids, right? Right…? Well, not really, because although the Scooby Gang have been stalking spooks now for over five decades, there has never been a TV series … Continue reading What’s It Called? The Beloved TV Shows Whose Titles People Most Often Get Wrong!
“This is no end for we Pescatons, Doctor; only the beginning!” Although it was originally released in 1976, I’d never even heard of Doctor Who and the Pescatons until I read about it in the 1984 Doctor Who Magazine Summer … Continue reading Shark Attack! Doctor Who and the Pescatons
The problem with reviewing things on a strictly amateur basis is that it’s often very hard to be impartial. The things that I review are chosen by me and as such, are more often than not, things that I’m attracted … Continue reading ‘Fingers Crossed’ by Miki Berenyi: Review
Warning: Contains Spoilers! It is a fair assertion that the best way to not be disappointed by something is to approach it with no prior expectation at all. The previous Doctor Who ‘special’, Easter’s Legend of the Sea Devils, left … Continue reading Doctor Who – The Power of the Doctor: Review
In 1962, Universal Pictures announces that they will be making a motion picture adaptation of Harper Lee’s ground-breaking novel of race and intolerance, To Kill a Mockingbird. “Oh no,” protests a self-proclaimed ‘film fan’, recalling Universal’s successful run of horror … Continue reading The ‘D’ Word
From the pages of the Strange Skins Digital fanzine #5, our raving reporter Mrs C. L. ‘Moth’ Harris looks at the weird and wonderful world of Space Patrol. You know how the late, great Gerry Anderson – who had nothing … Continue reading Activate Yobba Rays: Claire ‘Moth’ Harris looks at ‘Space Patrol’
Warning: Contains Spoilers! She-Hulk emerged from the late-70s/early-80s boom for female Marvel Superheroes, which also saw the arrival of Spider-Woman, Dazzler and the original Ms. Marvel. In her early adventures, she was pretty much a female version of the Hulk, … Continue reading She-Hulk: Attorney at Law: Review
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