The cover for the next issue of Doctor Who Magazine, #435, has been revealed!

It was posted on the magazine’s Twitter shortly after the The Almost People finished airing, and if you saw the episode, you’ll be able to see why they waited! It goes on sale on 2nd June and features an exclusive preview of the mid-series finale, A Good Man Goes to War, as well as an exclusive interview with Alex Kingston. It also comes with a free massive poster. You can’t go wrong!

Check out the cover below, but DON’T look if you haven’t seen The Almost People yet!

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A Good Man Goes to War will air on Saturday 4th June at 6:40pm on BBC One.

Did you enjoy The Almost People? Rate the episode and its shocking climax…

Issue 434 of of Doctor Who Magazine is out this week, and inside it’s all about The Doctor’s Wife, as its writer, Neil Gaiman, talks exclusively about his anticipated episode.

“If this episode works like it’s meant to work,” he tells DWM, “you will go from curiosity, thinking ‘who is this person?’ – to amusement – ‘She’s very funny, she’s mad, oh my God, she’s biting him, she’s a bit weird!’ – to irritation – ‘Why is she so high and mighty?’ – to heartbreak, genuine, absolute real heartbreak. And to joy.”

Also inside the issue, Episodes 3 (The Curse of the Black Spot), 4 (The Doctor’s Wife) and 5/6 (The Rebel Flesh/The Almost People) are previewed with never before seen photos and exclusive interviews with their writers. Hugh Bonneville also talks about becoming a pirate, and Steven Moffat presents another edition of his Production Notes.

Meanwhile, DWM crosses the pond to interview the stars on location in Utah as they film Series 6’s opening two-parter, before taking a trip down memory lane to relive some of the Second Doctor’s adventures as part of their countdown to 2013’s 50th anniversary.

Amy finds herself trapped inside a psychedelic nightmare as the comic strip, ‘Forever Dreaming’ by Jonathan Morris, reaches its startling conclusion, while the Time Team revisit the Ninth Doctor’s battle with the Slitheen in World War Three. Plus, the Fact of Fiction present their lowdown on the Series 2 adventure, The Girl in the Fireplace.

Doctor Who Magazine goes on sale on Thursday and also comes with a double-sided poster with the Impossible Astronaut on one side and Rory and River on the other.

This month’s Doctor Who Magazine is officially released today, and as you’ll know, the new issue comes with FOUR collectors’ covers to celebrate the return of the series!

Inside the magazine, there’s an exclusive interview with Steven Moffat about the new series as well as previews of the first two episodes, the two-part US based adventure, The Impossible Astronaut and Day of the Moon.

Let us know which of the four covers you’ve got below!

The Doctor, Amy, Rory and River will return on Saturday 23rd April. 16 days to go!

Break your silence in our ongoing Series 6 discussion, Silences, Rivers and Songs…

The new issue of Doctor Who Magazine, out this week, is marking the return of the Doctor in style, as there’s not one but four collectors’ covers to choose from, celebrating the heroes of the opening US two-parter!

The first features Amy, the second sports the Doctor, the third has River and on the fourth is Rory - watch out for a potential spoiler on each of them! In addition, although it was pretty much confirmed anyway, the covers reaffirms that Doctor Who will be back on Saturday 23rd April!

The issue features a new interview with Steven Moffat as well as new series previews…

You can share your thoughts regarding the intriguing cover headline in the comments!

Break your silence in our ongoing Series 6 discussion, Silences, Rivers and Songs…

This month’s issue of Doctor Who Magazine – on sale from tomorrow – confirms The God Complex as the title of a forthcoming Series 6 episode!

The episode is written by Toby Whithouse, who reveals some plot teasers in the new issue. “Steven Moffat said ‘The Doctor and Amy are trapped in a hotel and the geography keeps shifting.’ I said, ‘Oh yeah?’ He said, ‘No, that’s literally as far as we’ve got’,” he explains. “That was the starting point. That one line. A lot of the ideas just fell into place…”

The God Complex will guest star David Walliams as a character called Gibbis.

What do you think of the title? What could it mean? As always, post your thoughts below!

Doctor Who Magazine Issue #432 is published tomorrow, at its usual price of £4.50.

The new issue of Doctor Who Magazine is published tomorrow, and inside it’s all about Comic Relief as we look ahead to next week’s Red Nose Day mini-eps!

Meanwhile, all of the latest official news and previews are presented in the Gallifrey Guardian before Toby Whithouse discusses his forthcoming Series 6 episode, named inside as ‘The God Complex’, and Steven Moffat reveals what Russell T Davies has been emailing him about in his latest instalment of Production Notes.

The Watcher presents his definitive guide to every sinister incarnation of the Master, and the Fact of Fiction study the Third Doctor’s classic 1971 serial, The Claws of Axos.

Elsewhere, the Doctor and Amy investigate a series of mysterious disappearances at an old folks’ home (and Amy dons a nurse’s outfit!) in a new comic strip adventure called Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night by Jonathan Morris, with art by David A Roach…

In an exclusive interview, writer Andrew Smith discusses his latest Doctor Who scripts, and The Time Team unearth the Ninth Doctor’s encounter with The Unquiet Dead.

Plus, DWM’s countdown to the 50th anniversary in 2013 continues as they take a fond look back at William Hartnell’s tenure as the First Doctor, and Louise Jameson, Gary Russell and Scott Handcock spill the beans on the new audio series, Gallifrey. All of that plus the latest reviews and competitions – and another prize-winning crossword!

Doctor Who Magazine Issue #432 is on sale from tomorrow, priced £4.50.

The cover for this month’s issue of Doctor Who Magazine has been revealed today, bringing with it confirmation of the previously reported Doctor Who Red Nose Day mini-ep!

The Doctor, Amy and Rory are featured on the front of the issue, and they’re getting into the spirit of things by sporting their very own red noses for Comic Cosmic Relief! Inside the magazine there’s all the details about the charity sketch, which is set to air during BBC One’s Red Nose Day telethon, taking place on Friday 18th March.

Meanwhile, the cover also teases new Series 6 secrets that are revealed inside the issue! Could that be an episode title in the top left corner? Let us know your thoughts…

Doctor Who Magazine Issue #432 will be published on Thursday 10th March.

It has been revealed that sales of Doctor Who Adventures have increased by over 25% in the last 12 months!

New ABC figures have shown that 56,648 issues of the magazine were sold between July-December 2010 – a significant rise from the 44,664 that were sold during the same period in 2009. ”In this digital age, it is really heartening to see that our top brands continue to have huge appeal with the pre-teen audience,” Joint MD of BBC Children’s Magazines, Jaynie Bye, commented.

She added: “In particular, I am delighted with the performance of Doctor Who Adventures - up by an impressive 26.8% year on year - demonstrating the continuing strength of the title and the increased interest generated by Matt Smith.”

Meanwhile, Doctor Who Magazine has been named the highest-selling sci-fi magazine!

The 431st issue of Doctor Who Magazine will be released in shops tomorrow – read on for a round up of what’s inside!

In Steven Moffat’s latest Production Notes, he discusses why he disagrees that Doctor Who is “just for kids”, and, in an exclusive interview, Mark Gatiss reflects on his Series 5 story, Victory of the Daleks, before teasing his Series 6 episode. “Steven said to me, ‘Make a Barret home terrifying like you did in Crooked House,’,” he explains. “But Crooked House was on at 10pm, this is on at 6…”

William Hartnell’s second series as the Doctor is examined as part of DWM’s countdown to 2013’s 50th anniversary, while the Time Team relive the 2005 adventure, The End of the World, and the new Doctor Who Experience is previewed…

The Screams of Death comic reaches its dramatic conclusion, and Janet Fielding speaks candidly about her time in the TARDIS as companion Tegan Jovanka. The 1987 story Paradise Towers is covered in the Fact of Fiction, as the new Daleks are debated.

Plus, there’s a new competition to win A Christmas Carol on DVD, as well as all of the latest news in the Gallifrey Guardian – and there’s plenty of reviews and previews!

Get your hands on Doctor Who Magazine Issue 431 tomorrow, priced £4.50!

The cover for the brand new Doctor Who Magazine has been released today, and if you hadn’t guessed already, the latest issue is all about Daleks, Daleks, Daleks!

Inside, DWM takes a look at the pro’s and con’s of the new Dalek paradigm, introduced in last year’s episode, Victory of the Daleks. Of course it’s not the first time the Doctor’s greatest adversaries have been given a new paint jobs, but is this the most controversial redesign yet? Plus, there’s a competition to win A Christmas Carol on DVD!

Doctor Who Magazine #301 will be released this Thursday, 10th February, priced £4.50.