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Steven Moffat has made it clear, time and time again, that this year's fifth episode of Doctor Who, The Angels Take Manhattan, is a swansong for the Ponds Sure, he's a liar, and with good reason, and we love him for it, but let's just assume he's telling the truth this time. How are they going[...]

Amazon have given their Gold Box deal today to the Complete David Tennant Years Doctor Who DVDs, with a retail-busting 65% off, down from $200 to $70. So if the current Doctor is a bit too young and floppy, here's one who looks good in a suit… Allons-y! Amazon have given their Gold Box deal today to[...]

The writer of last night's Doctor Who, Toby Whithouse, has a very small history of this sort of thing Check out his Miracleman/Being Human Swipe File It was absolutely blatant. But it's another Alan Moore comic being referenced here, one with a character designed by Alan Davis What about The Gunslinger and… The Fury? Both cyborgs, both[...]

Flickering lightbulbs that may indicate the coming of Weeping Angels. No one knowing who the Doctor is anymore. A Doctor prepared, nay, willing to kill in

A few thoughts of watching Doctor Who tonight There may be spoilers In fact there are… 1 They Like Their Lightbulbs Don't They? In Pond Life and all three episodes of Doctor Who this series, we've had flickering lightbulbs A common sign that something, somewhere has gone terribly, horribly wrong What is that future that the Doctor[...]

And here it is. Saturday Panel Time Length Storytelling- A meeting of mind with Alan Davis 11.20pm 40 mins Stormdogs With David Hine & Doug Braithwaite 12.30pm 40 mins Panel to Screen with Greg Staples, Adi Granov & Charlie Adlard 1.30pm 40 mins Jack Kirby Influences in modern comics with John Watson, Doug Braithwaite, Shaky Kane and Russell Payne from the Jack Kirby Museum 2.30pm 40 mins Erotic Art and Censorship in[...]

That Mitchell & Webb Stomp Comedian double act, Mitchell & Webb, also from Peep Show and Magicians, making their Doctor Who debut as robots not too far from their alter egos in character, even verging on the Sandy And Julian relationship at one point or another Also, they are either rubbish shots, unable to hit a[...]

Adi Tantimedh writes for Bleeding Cool; Thank God DOCTOR WHO is back! The British TV Imagination Drought is over! It's always fun to study and dissect Steven Moffat's scripts They're the structurally-complex, very clever, high concept constructs that every screenwriter would give their left nut and grandmothers to write, but only a small number ever manage[...]

As we expected, Neil Gaiman is providing another Doctor Who episode, presumably for the second half of this series Moffat had teased a returning writer who lived "far away," and here he is. Gaiman confirmed it himself when accepting a Hugo for last year's superb The Doctor's Wife. "Only a fool or a madman would try to[...]

College football and Doctor Who returned this weekend, and while there's no Bleeding Cool sports blog quite yet, there is an awful lot of Who going on here this weekend:  Hooray! New Doctor Who! And series seven starts with a belter Yes, there will be spoilers If you haven't seen Asylum Of The Daleks yet[...]

The ripples blossoming behind her are the cherries on top. Prophet #28 by Simon Roy "Tis but a scratch!" –Black Knight, Monty Python and the Holy Grail   Star Trek: The Next Generation / Doctor Who: Assimilation² #4 (Cover B) by Francesco Francavilla My favorite cover of the week, hands down Not going to lie, I was extremely tempted[...]

Hooray! New Doctor Who! And series seven starts with a belter Yes, there will be spoilers If you haven't seen Asylum Of The Daleks yet then maybe, just maybe, you should come back when you have. 1 The Statue Of Tyranny Well, I suppose that is what you do if you live on a planet, you build[...]

  A flip covers for Doctor Who #1 by Andy Diggle and Mark Buckingham from IDW The front cover by Charles P Wilson of Stuff Of Legends without logos or text, showing the Doctor's Monster gallery with one hand holding them at bay with a sonic screwdriver And on the back cover, a border by Jason[...]

And not even the Doctor inventing pasta can save that… this does tie into all sorts of reports from people seeing Doctor Who Series Seven episode one, The Asylum Of The Daleks.. which is on tomorrow. Anyway, enjoy… if that's the right word. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxXAY7LyjcM[/youtube]   [...]

Doctor Who comics writer Tony Lee and Sam Hart have been in London today to record a podcast for Orbital Comics, which will go up on their website this weekend, most likely But I've managed to get a newsworthy snippet ahead of time. "I've written a screenplay based on a story I came up with Frazer[...]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQZc9DzneUI It's May with the Ponds... In their bedroom. And it's too early. Bloody helmet regulator. Saturday can't come

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMdBsc5pQ1k It's not long is it? The first webisode of Pond Life, filling in the gaps between the last time we saw Amy and

From the trailers for Doctor Who Series 7 in 2012 about a time traveller getting mixed up in stuff… And from DC Comics in 1998 about a time traveller, etc etc etc… Although talking of swipes, anyone see this description of Matt Fraction's Fantastic Four comic and get deja vu at all? "a journey through time and[...]

This is the Hastings variant cover for the new Doctor Who series from IDW… The scarf from Fourth The trousers from Fifth The jumper from Seventh The cuffs of Eight Three The coat of Tenth The ring and stick of One While Amy wears the coat of Six, the cravat of Eight and the hat[...]

Hotsy Totsy is known for it's geekier themed nights, with recent examples including Game Of Thrones, Doctor Who and Mad Men Here's their write up; Scott Snyder Talks Joker, Before Being Stabbed  Scott Snyder posted to the Bleeding Cool forums, replying to Josh Adams' post about the new appearance of The Joker as has now been leaked[...]

I can't quite think of anything more perfect. Philip Bond, artist for the likes of Cheeky Wee Budgie Boy, Kill Your Boyfriend, Vimanaramaand Tank Girl, drawing Doctor Who His style is cartoony but full of the kind of humanity and design sense that makes people go weak at the knees looking at Jamie McKelvie's work[...]

And for years he had to tell people it wasn't actually a real Dalek from Doctor Who. You know what I mean. Anyway, the Asylum Of The Daleks, shown last night at the BFI in London, current showrunner Steven Moffat arranged for the Dalek in question to be shipped from Manchester to Wales to be used in[...]

Nicola Bryant played Doctor Who companion Perpugilliam Brown on in the eighties, opposite Peter Davison and Colin Baker She's now the partner of Nev Fountain, a fellow I used to know when we both wrote for BBC Radio 4's Weekending show He went on to fame and semi-fortune with Dead Ringers, an impression show that was[...]

Last night, at the BFI screening of the first episode of Doctor Who Series Seven, the crowd were treated to a new looking Doctor Who logo in the titles of Asylum Of The Daleks Based on the same font, it's black with silver studs, looking all Dalek-y Something special for the season opener? Not a bit[...]

Doctor Who loves a Christmas Day Special It also loves a Victorian setting Well, here we have a Victorian set Christmas Special To be filmed next week in Bristol. Corn Street will be covered in snow in the evening until the early morning as a night shoot will take place to minimise disruption to the city,[...]

A little interesting that Doctor Who hit the world in the same year that the Avengers (and a bunch of other Universe-igniting early Marvel stuff) did Something in the air, that year — but of course we already knew that Almost 50 years later, here we are: All of the rumours were true Timed (approximately) to[...]

Together they fight crime. Or at least uncover spooky goings on. Nicholas Courtney (The Brigadier) and Terry Molloy (Davros), both well known to Doctor Who fans played Detective Inspector Lionheart and spooky story writer Simon Barnard in a series of radio shows, The Scarifyers, until Courtney's death, when David Warners took the role – who has played[...]

Especially when he inserts the visuals from his music videos for his Dinosaur Planet album into the new trailer for Doctor Who Series Seven. Like what he has just gone and done below. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-F7qWHx3Cd4[/youtube] Here's the original videos. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whAtQONZA8o[/youtube] [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCX2JazEpkc[/youtube] [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ugs5AoT3pJo[/youtube] [youtube]www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dhHOUExdnQ[/youtube] [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDOBQWTuzek[/youtube] And the original trailer. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjYQku2Mmy0[/youtube] [...]

A variant cover even, showing a kind of "what if"?  But in this week's Star Trek/Doctor Who: Insurrection Squared, we got a flashback to Tom Baker fighting alongside the crew of the classic Star Trek crew against the older styled Cybermen. The cover to Star Trek: Doctor Who/Assimilation Squared #3 featuring Captain Kirk facing off a[...]

Both explained that they often had the impression of reading a different comic once the finished product was out. This was followed by the Doctor Who panel Despite not featuring Steven Moffat like last year it attracted a huge crowd On panel were executive producer Caroline Skinner, composer Murray Gold, writer Chris Chibnall (42, The Hungry[...]