Doctor Who - A Marvel Monthly (1980-82)
Doctor Who Magazine is the world's longest running magazine based on a television series. It offers Doctor Who news, reviews, articles and comic stories. There are also occasional standalone publications. The magazine was born as Doctor Who Weekly, published by the UK branch of Marvel Comics.[1] After 43 issues, the magazine shifted to a monthly format and was re-titled Doctor Who - A Marvel Monthly. With the magazine's change from a weekly to a monthly format, the price rose from 12 pence to 30 pence. In May 1981 the magazine rose in price to 35 pence, and in October 1981 to 40 pence.[2]
1980 |  #44 |  #45 |  #46 |  #47 |
1981 |  #48 |  #49 |  #50 |  #51 |
 #52 |  Summer 1981 |  #53 |  #54 |  #55 |
 #56 |  #57 |  Winter 1981 |  #58 |  #59 |
1982 |  #60 |
After 17 issues, the magazine underwent another name change, simplifying it to Doctor Who Monthly.
