History Magazine / DoctorWhoAdventures

* TelevisionTieInMagazines

* Franchise/{{Whoniverse}}

It "paused" publication after the June 2017 issue; for reference, this was shortly before Series 10 wrapped up its run on television.

* KidSidekick: Comics published during the longer-than-usual gap between Series 9 (which saw Clara depart for good) and Series 10 (which introduced Bill) initially featured the Twelfth Doctor travelling solo. So that there's still someone to serve as TheWatson, several stories brought in one-off teenaged characters who travel with him for a day (relatively speaking): Prince George V in "Ghosts of the Seas", a girl searching for her lost brother in "Shock Horror", etc., before Jata the CoolHorse was introduced as a regular.

* ISurrenderSuckers: The Twelfth Doctor in "Petals" seems to be giving in to the HiveMind's demands to be spread across time and space via the TARDIS...but it turns out that TheCorruption takes longer on him than it would on must humanoids. In order to fully invoke LossOfIdentity and make him its slave, it has to erase ''[[TheNthDoctor all thirteen]]'' of his identities. This gives him time to carry himself and the Watson-of-the-week to the TARDIS's darkroom -- whereupon he collapses and the ''plant-based'' corruption dies for lack of light after a few hours, restoring both of them to normal.
* KidSidekick: Comics published during the longer-than-usual gap between Series 9 (which saw Clara depart for good) and Series 10 (which introduced Bill) feature the Twelfth Doctor travelling solo. So that there's still someone to serve as TheWatson, several stories bring in one-off teenaged characters who travel with him for a day (relatively speaking): Prince George V in "Ghosts of the Seas", a girl searching for her lost brother in "Shock Horror", etc.

* AlliterativeTitle

* LighterAndSofter: Firmly on the sunny side of the Franchise/{{Whoniverse}}. The comic stories deal only in happy endings, and there is a great deal of tongue-in-cheek humor derived from such conceits as the show's villains presenting craft projects and Strax discussing the various monsters the Doctor has faced of late in his own [[CloudCuckoolander unique way]].

* SealedEvilInACan: The MadArtist is imprisoned in "a kind of stasis jail cell" of the Doctor's invention, which is left to drift in space, at the end of "Shock Horror". (The Doctor [[BewareTheNiceOnes tends to be tougher]] on those who WouldHurtAChild.)

In the wake of the wildly successful television revival of ''Series/DoctorWho'' in 2005 came this sister publication to the long-running ''Magazine/DoctorWhoMagazine'' in 2006.

Was NoExportForYou until 2015, whereupon it was relaunched at issue number one and made available to North American readers, albeit without the bonus gifts.

Was NoExportForYou until 2015, when it was relaunched at issue number one and made available to North American readers, albeit without the bonus gifts.

* {{Cliffhanger}}: Each issue's comic is presented in two parts, broken up by other articles, with the first half always ending on a tense moment.

''Doctor Who Adventures'' is firmly aimed at the show's significant fanbase of children, and its format is similar to that of both DWM's earliest years and [[TheChristmasAnnual its Christmas annual]]. Rather than behind-the-scenes articles, reviews, and the like, most of its articles -- retrospectives of popular characters and monsters, craft projects, games, quizzes, etc. -- are ostensibly written in-universe by the show's characters, i.e. the humorous letter from the [[TheNthDoctor current incarnation of the Doctor]] to the reader that opens each issue. There are also episode recaps, posters, short stories (featuring the [[Recap/DoctorWho2012CSTheSnowmen further]] [[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E11TheCrimsonHorror adventures]] [[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E13TheNameOfTheDoctor of the]] [[Recap/DoctorWhoS34E1DeepBreath Paternoster Gang]] since 2015), and a mail page where readers send in their artwork, encounters with the show's performers, cosplay, etc. The centerpiece of each issue is an original comic strip story starring the Doctor. Newsstand issues include bonus gifts such as stickers, craft kids, etc.

* [[GhostPirate Ghost Pirates]]: Initially appears to be the menace in "Ghosts of the Seas", but they turn out to be examples of NinjaPirateZombieRobot instead (see below).

''Doctor Who Adventures'' is firmly aimed at the show's significant fanbase of children, and its format is similar to that of both DWM's earliest years and [[its Christmas annual TheChristmasAnnual]]. Rather than behind-the-scenes articles, reviews, and the like, most of its articles -- retrospectives of popular characters and monsters, craft projects, games, quizzes, etc. -- are ostensibly written in-universe by the show's characters, i.e. the humorous letter from the [[TheNthDoctor current incarnation of the Doctor]] to the reader that opens each issue. There are also episode recaps, posters, short stories (featuring the [[Recap/DoctorWho2012CSTheSnowmen further]] [[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E11TheCrimsonHorror adventures]] [[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E13TheNameOfTheDoctor of the]] [[Recap/DoctorWhoS34E1DeepBreath Paternoster Gang]] since 2015), and a mail page where readers send in their artwork, encounters with the show's performers, cosplay, etc. The centerpiece of each issue is an original comic strip story starring the Doctor. Newsstand issues include bonus gifts such as stickers, craft kids, etc.

* TelevisionTieInMagazines

''Doctor Who Adventures'' is firmly aimed at the show's significant fanbase of children, and its format is similar to that of both DWM's earliest years and the show's yearly ChristmasAnnual. Rather than behind-the-scenes articles, reviews, and the like, most of its articles -- retrospectives of popular characters and monsters, craft projects, games, quizzes, etc. -- are ostensibly written in-universe by the show's characters, i.e. the humorous letter from the [[TheNthDoctor current incarnation of the Doctor]] to the reader that opens each issue. There are also episode recaps, posters, short stories (featuring the [[Recap/DoctorWho2012CSTheSnowmen further]] [[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E11TheCrimsonHorror adventures]] [[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E13TheNameOfTheDoctor of the]] [[Recap/DoctorWhoS34E1DeepBreath Paternoster Gang]] since 2015), and a mail page where readers send in their artwork, encounters with the show's performers, cosplay, etc. The centerpiece of each issue is an original comic strip story starring the Doctor. Newsstand issues include bonus gifts such as stickers, craft kids, etc.

* TelevisionTieInMagazine