Note: Weekly publication

Note: Merges with Mighty World of Marvel.

Note: Issues often included premiums such as masks or paper planes glued into the comic.

Note: More issues may remain to be documented.

Note: Six issue promotional series given away inside multi packs of Golden Wonder crisps.

Note: Adapting the 1963-1989 British science fiction series. This magazine features comic strips consisting of serialized original stories featuring The Doctor as well as back-up strips featuring monsters and characters from the show, as well as reprints of other stories published by Marvel and articles and photo features. The Doctor Who strip features early work by Dave Gibbons, while Alan Moore wrote several of the back-up strips. As of issue #44 the magazine changed title (see Tracking notes) and became a monthly, with greater emphasis on articles, though the comic strip continued. Now known as Doctor Who Magazine, the magazine has published more than 420 issues as of late 2011 and is recognized by Guinness World Records as the longest-running magazine based upon a TV series. The comic strip, which continues to the present, is the longest-running uninterrupted comic strip based upon an English language TV series.

Note: Solicited for sale in North America and carries a US cover price, but not widely available.

Note: Merges with Planet of the Apes (Marvel UK, 1974 series) #88 (June 23, 1976).

Note: Merges with Mighty World of Marvel (Marvel UK, 1972 series) with #258.

Note: Monthly series.

Note: It ran 93 issues from #1 20th April 1985 till #93 24th January 1987. Was one of the first to have all-colour interiors and introduce the 24 page full-colour glossy format. Also had a number of Collected Comics specials, Annuals and other books. It did reprint material from the short run Star Comics (Marvel US) title but the bulk of it's run contained new strips from UK creators.