Torchwood Magazine
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Torchwood - The Official Magazine is a British magazine devoted to the BBC science fiction television series Torchwood. The first issue was released on 24 January 2008.[1] The United States version was due to be launched in February 2008.[2] Titan Magazines announced in Issue 24 that the next issue would be the last for a while.[3]
[edit] Content
The magazine includes the latest news from the Torchwood set, cast and crew interviews,[4] behind-the-scenes features on the show's special effects, and ten pages of original Torchwood comic strip fiction.[5] The first few issues featured regular columns from Torchwood's lead writer Chris Chibnall and producer Richard Stokes. Issue 8 saw the introduction of an original piece of short prose every month. Issue 14 saw the magazine become a bi-monthly production with a larger page count.[6] Issue 25 will be the final issue.[7]
[edit] Comic strips
Other than Issue 2, every issue of the Magazine has included a comic strip.
- Issue 1 - "The Legacy Of Torchwood One"
- Issue 3 - "Jetsam" (Reprinted as part of the Graphic Novel "Rift War")
- Issues 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 & 13 - "Rift War" (Reprinted in Graphic Novel "Rift War")
- Issue 14 - "The Selkie" (Co-written By John Barrowman and his sister Carole)
- Issues 15, 16, 17, 18 & 19 - "Broken"
[edit] Short stories
A short piece of fiction has been included in every issue since Issue 8. The Torchwood Magazine Yearbook, published in late 2009, contained a further five exclusive short stories.
- Issues 8, 9 & 10 - "Harm's Way" Written by Trevor Baxendale, illustrated by Mike Dowling
- Issues 11, 12 & 13 - "The Book Of Jahi" Written by David Llewellyn, illustrated by Mike Dowling
- Issues 14 & 15 - "Gordian" Written by Steven Savile, illustrated by Mike Dowling
- Issues 16 & 17 - "Closing Time" Written by Andy Lane, illustrated by Mike Dowling
- Yearbook 2009 - "Black Water" by Steven Savile, "Mrs Acres" by David Llewellyn, "The Beauty Of Our Weapons" by Andy Lane, "Plant Life" by Trevor Baxendale and "Monster" by Joseph Lidster.
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