The Doctors Who's Who (42 page)

Chap Books

Dennis Wheatley and the Occult

Black Sniper
(fiction)

I was Alive Then – The Spike Milligan Interviews

The Grapes of MoD – Ten Years of Wine Consumption

30 Assault Unit User Manual

Why Did I Invite Them Round to Tea?
(fiction)

The Curse of the Baskervilles

Robert A. Heinlein – The Complete UK Bibliography

and Collector’s Guide

Stephen King – The Complete UK Bibliography

and Collector’s Guide

Ian Rankin Illustrated UK Bibliography and Collector’s Guide

A Christmas Vampire (fiction)

Verona to Greenwich – The History of the British Cabells

The Arms Dealers Arms

1.15–3.30: The Battle of Trafalgar

Lost History: Caligula

Lost History: Spitfires and Commandos

Knapswitch and Pucker – A Charles Dickens Adventure
(fiction)

Words of a Free Spirit – A Jason Maccleson Adventure
(fiction)

Happiness is a Warm Tome – A Jason Maccleson Adventure
(fiction)

A Spooky Thing Happened on the Way to the Keyboard

Operation 40 and the Big Event

Children’s Fiction

A Christmas Vampire

Nosey Neighbours

The Rambling Rot and Other Children’s poems

Audio Fiction

The Man Who Loved Christmas

Guest House

Akin to Light

Night

Mr Rake

The Flame and the Whisper

The 12th Doctor - Peter Capaldi.

The First Doctor, William Hartnell (
left
), with Richard Attenborough and Harry Ross in a still from the classic 1947 film
Brighton Rock
.

© Rex Features

A rare signed 10x8 photo of William Hartnell from
Brighton Rock
.

One of the first – and rarest – books released to accompany the series:
Doctor Who and the Invasion from Space
.

For Hartnell, there was no escaping the role of the Doctor.

Patrick Troughton, pictured here in a 1971 episode of
The Persuaders
, replaced Hartnell in Doctor Who.

© Rex Features

Troughton in one of his numerous roles in classic horror films.

Pertwee hosted the Cluedo programme
Whodunnit
? shortly after portraying the third Doctor Who.

A poster for
Doctor Who – The Ultimate Adventure
, which was staged at the Wimbledon Theatre, London in March 1989. Jon Pertwee starred in the first half of the run and Colin Baker in the second.

Another of Petwee’s much-loved characters: Worzel Gummidge.

© PA Photos