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.

Doctor Who Magazine #430 was released today!

Inside the issue, there’s a round up of all the latest Series 6 news, including an interview with the Doctor himself, Matt Smith, who promises ”some great monsters” for the new series, including “the scariest one yet”, according to Karen Gillan, who teases: “They’ve got one thing about them that feels almost undefeatable…” Intriguing! Also, showrunner Steven Moffat brings details of a 2011 episode shuffle in this month’s Production Notes. 

Meanwhile, DWM begins its countdown to 2013’s big 50th anniversary with a season-by-season celebration, while a new comic strip adventure, The Screams of Death, begins…

As Toby Haynes discusses directing last year’s festive special, A Christmas Carol, the Time Team returns to dissect the 2005 adventure, Rose, and two fans debate the burning issue of the day in A Battle of Wits. Plus, more Classic Doctor Who DVD releases are revealed, there’s a guide to who Doctor Who fans should be following on Twitter, and the Third Doctor serial, Day of the Daleks, is featured in the Fact of Fiction.

Buy your copy of Doctor Who Magazine Issue #430, featuring 84 pages, now for £4.50!

2011’s first issue of Doctor Who Magazine will be available to buy later in the week, and its new look cover has been revealed ahead of its release!

In the new issue, DWM looks ahead to the forthcoming series to discover just what lies in store for the Doctor and Amy, while Matt Smith and Karen Gillan spill the beans on each other’s fashion sense and snogging skills. There’s also the usual interviews, features and competitions, and the issue comes with 3 free exclusive collectors’ cards!

You’ll be able to buy Doctor Who Magazine Issue #430 from Thursday 13th January.

The latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine is out now, and inside it’s all about A Christmas Carol, as Matt Smith exclusively reveals what it was like working alongside Sir Michael Gambon…

“Michael is a naughty man, a naughty actor,” Matt laughs. “He’s hugely interesting, everyone on set could have listened to his stories all day! And then the cameras start rolling and he’s just captivating…”. There’s also interviews with its writer, Steven Moffat, and director Toby Haynes.

Plus, there’s a blast from the past as Tom Baker admits what it was really like being the Fourth Doctor, and Katy Manning, recently seen returning as Jo Grant in Death of the Doctor, gives her most revealing interview yet. Elsewhere, Amelia and Rory discover a wondrous bookshop in the first part of The Professor, the Queen and the Bookshop comic by Jonathan Morris, and Steven Moffat spills the beans in his Production Notes…

Meanwhile, Carole Ann Ford, who played the Doctor’s granddaughter, Susan Foreman, talks about her new audio adventures, as the Fact of Fiction scrutinise the 1979/1980 serial The Horns of Nimon. DWM relives the highlights of 2010 in their annual review of the year, and, as always, there’s the latest news, previews, reviews and competitions!

The bumper-sized Doctor Who Magazine #429 is out now, priced £4.99.

The cover for this month’s issue of Doctor Who Magazine has been revealed today!

It features the Eleventh Doctor, Kazran and Abigail to mark the anticipated debut of A Christmas Carol on Christmas Day. Inside there’s an exclusive preview of the festive episode, including interviews with its cast, as well as the chance to win the new Doctor Who Wii game, Return to Earth, as well as a Wii to play it on! The issue comes with 3 free collectors’ cards.

Doctor Who Magazine #429 is published on Thursday 16th December, priced £4.20.

If you hadn’t guessed already from its inner cover, this month’s issue of Doctor Who Magazine is a ’soap-tastic’ special, and inside there are exclusive interviews with soap actors who have also appeared in Doctor Who.

Meanwhile, writers Mark Gatiss, Gareth Roberts and Rupert Laight are on hand to discuss whether or not Doctor Who itself could be classed as a soap opera at times, and Steven Moffat spills the beans on the Doctor, Amy and Rory’s 2011 adventures in his latest edition of Production Notes.

The Golden Ones comic by Jonathan Morris continues, and, in its final instalment, the Doctor, Amy and UNIT are Earth’s last hope against the invading Axons, while the much-anticipated results of the 2010 Doctor Who Magazine Awards are finally revealed.

As well as all of that, there’s the usual bundle of news, reviews, and great competitions!

Doctor Who Magazine 428 is out now, at its usual price of £4.20. Feel free to discuss the contents of the issue below – watch out for spoilers if you haven’t got a copy!

The inner cover for the brand new issue of Doctor Who Magazine has been posted on Facebook today.

The issue, #428, is published tomorrow (£4.20) and comes in a previously revealed outer bag to accommodate its free double-sided classic series poster, which features a Dalek on one side and a Cyberman on the other. Inside the ’soap-opera themed’ edition, the latest Christmas special/Series 6 secrets are revealed. Is River a lover or a killer, and just who is the Doctor’s blast from the past?

Don’t miss it! What do you think of the cover? Let us know your thoughts below!