In this Issue:

• Reviews of the latest Doctor Who episodes
• Thanks Matt Smith - we say goodbye to Doctor #11
• Cyberman No3 - with a Five Doctors twist
• Review of the Doctor Who Proms (or ‘Prom’ if you’re being pedantic)
• Peter Capaldi - our take on the casting

Plus Much More

• Reviews of Series 7.1 (or whatever you call it)
• Mary Tamm - The Key To The Key To Time
• The Doctor and The Ripper - what links The Doctor with Whitechapel’s mysterious   murderer?
• Cyberman No3 - A brand new comic from the pen of the marvellous Mike Pearse
• To Those We Never Had - A (somewhat vindictive) look at companions who should have been
• Interview with Whostrology author Michael M. Gilroy-Sinclair
• Plus much, much more!

This has got nothing to do whatsoever with us being late in producing this.

In this Issue we have the following:

• Tributes to Caroline John and Mary Tamm
• The Boy Who Kicked Pigs: LIVE! - a review of Tom Baker’s book, performed on stage
• Meet The Fanziners - we chat to a couple of fanzine editors about the state of fanzines and fandom in general
• The Krotons - Is it as bad as it looks?
• Is the TV Movie better than the RTD era?

Plus, much, much more

If you’d like to contribute to future Issues of the fanzine, please e-mail us at fishcustardfanzine@googlemail.com

Why, it’s Issue 10 of Fish Fingers and Custard!

Now celebrating two years on the fanzine scene, we continue to bring you all the goings-on in the Doctor Who underground.  Though, we’re more Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle, than Rat.

In the latest Issue we have:

• Our view on the casting of Jenna-Louise Coleman
• Interview with Simon Fisher-Becker aka Dorium Maldovar
• Six Appeal - what one Doctor means to a young boy
• Season 18 - A Breath of Life, or A Strangulation?
• Which Fan Group Are You?
• Monster In The Bathroom - Our brand new comic!

And much more besides!

In Issue 9 of Fish Fingers and Custard, we have the following:

• Reviews of The Doctor, The Widow and The Wardrobe
• Where To Start - Which stories would you show to a new fan?
• Season 6B
• The BBC Bazaar - We help out BBC Worldwide with some moneymaking ideas
• Crafty Who - A new section dedicated to fan-made stuff!
• Cyber Moan - Why are the New Series Cybermen so rubbish?

And much more!

(So we’ve pulled out all the stops!)

In This Issue

• Series 6 (Part 2) Reviews
• Convention reports from London and Sydney!
• It’s Been A Wonderful Adventure - Was The Sarah Jane Adventures a success?
• The Other Season 12 - What would it be like if Jon Pertwee had have stayed on?
• Dress Karen Gillan - YOUR chance to finger her knick-knacks
• And Much More (honest)

We can’t believed we’ve reached 7, and neither can you probably.

Issue 7 contains the following:

• Whooverville Review and interview with convention organiser Steve Hatcher
• What Does Doctor Who Mean To Kids?
• Torchwood: Miracle Day
• I Love Who: Harry Sedgewick previews a chapter of his new Doctor Who book, exclusively for the fanzine
• 31 Things Less Painful Than Watching Journey’s End

And Much More!

(It isn’t as tedious as it sounds)

• Series 6 (Part 1) Reviewed
• Are You Watching? A breakdown of viewing figures
• Who’s In A (Brass) Band - Doctor Who music, done differently
• Lis Sladen: A Heart of Gold
• London Film and Comic Con
• Pubcon and interviews with Stephen Gallagher, Tom Spilsbury and Dez Skinn

And much more!

Now 5 Issues (and 11 months) in, Fish Fingers and Custard continues like a tube train.  But it’s slow and is actually entertaining, with people willing to tell you their stories instead of staring at you, like they want to kick your head in.

In this latest Issue we have the following stuff:

• Our Sarah Jane - Tributes from fans of Elisabeth Sladen
• The Brig: A Great Chap
• Why I Watch Who
• Poetry
• A Look At The Scarifyers, plus an interview with creat [...]

• Reviews of ‘A Christmas Carol’
• RTD: Genius or Mad Man?
• An In Depth Look At Dalek Empire
• The Secret Diary Of A Whovian
• Hots and Nots - The Doctor Who Fandom Style Guide

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• Interviews with the Absolute David Tennant Fangirls
• Drunken Adventures At A Convention – Says it all
• The Sarah (Jane) Awards
• Stageplays Overview – An Overview of the Doctor Who Stageplays, obviously
• Computer Games Overview – An Overview of Doctor Who computer games, obviously
• The Doctor vs. Edward Cullen – A Fight For A Girl’s Attentions

And much more!

In this Issue:

Issue 1 of Fish Fingers and Custard, a Doctor Who fanzine that takes a light-hearted look at the show and its fandom.

In this issue:

The Eleventh Hour Review The infamous ‘PBS Hijacking Incident’ Interview with Doctor Who Podshock’s Louis Trapani ‘Cracks’ an original 11th Doctor story Invasion Convention review ‘The Doctor In Wonderland’ “It Could Have Been A Spin-off”

Plus: Actor Harry Sedgewick pens his own exclusive column

And much, much more!