TTZ contributor Aya Vandenbussche has started a new TV & Film blog over at Notorious Vandenbussche. To kick start her off she has reprinted "Give Us Your Children", an article that first appeared in The Terrible Zodin #8 and examined the Holocaust imagery as used in RTD's writing, predominantly in Torchwood: Children of Earth but in other stories too such as Planet of the Ood and Turn Left.
Highly recommended.
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06 June 2011
21 November 2010
Back Issues - The Terrible Zodin # 8 (Autumn 2010)
Back issue TTZ8 is now back online and available for free download.
Click here to download The Terrible Zodin # 8 (Autumn 2010)
Contents
The Cybermen: Front cover art by Robert Beckwith
The Wilderness Years: Drabble by Stephen Candy
In a Fix With the Curse of the Shalka: Article by Mister Chinn
The Cyberman Walk: Comic strip written and drawn by Robert Beckwith
The TTZ Interview: Interview with Paul Cornell (Part 2)
Private Lives: Column by Tony Gallichan
Death Comes to Time: Review by Matthew Kresal
I'll Never Know If I Was Right: Article by Jamie Beckwith
Blue Box Boy: Review by Adrian Loder
Long Ago In An English Winter...: Article by Barnaby Edwards
New Adventures: Reviews edited by Jamie Beckwith
Give Us Your Children: Article by Aya Vandenbussche
The Doctor & Elizabeth Klein: Article by Matthew Kresal
Peter Cushing IS The Doctor!: Column by Susie Who
The TTZ Interview: Interview with Lance Parkin
Finding Fitz: Article by Dorothy Ail
Personality Shift: Article by Adrian Loder
Reflections in the Spectral Glass: Article by Melissa Beattie
What D'ya Mean It's Not Significant: Article by Will Forbes
Back2theWhoture Part 4 - The Time Monster, The Myth Makers & The Horns of Nimon: Doctor Who marathon edited by Jamie Beckwith
Weakling Scum!: Humour by Tony Cross
Blog High For Happiness: Column by Steven Sautter
I Dream That I Have Two Hearts: Article by Jamie Beckwith
Move Over Mario!: Reviews by Matthew Kresal & Will Forbes
The Fanzine Trap: Reviews edited by Jamie Beckwith
Ace: Paper dolls by Leslie McMurtry
Capital, Gold!: Review by Jon Arnold
The DOGS of Norton: Article by Jamie Beckwith
Return to Derbyshire: Article by Will Tudor
The Unwanted Return: Article by Michael Gilroy-Sinclair
The Ballad of Ianto Jones: Comic strip written by Melissa Beattie & illustrated by Leslie McMurtry
Doctor Who vs Batman: Back cover art by Leslie McMurtry
Click here to download The Terrible Zodin # 8 (Autumn 2010)
Contents
The Cybermen: Front cover art by Robert Beckwith
The Wilderness Years: Drabble by Stephen Candy
In a Fix With the Curse of the Shalka: Article by Mister Chinn
The Cyberman Walk: Comic strip written and drawn by Robert Beckwith
The TTZ Interview: Interview with Paul Cornell (Part 2)
Private Lives: Column by Tony Gallichan
Death Comes to Time: Review by Matthew Kresal
I'll Never Know If I Was Right: Article by Jamie Beckwith
Blue Box Boy: Review by Adrian Loder
Long Ago In An English Winter...: Article by Barnaby Edwards
New Adventures: Reviews edited by Jamie Beckwith
Give Us Your Children: Article by Aya Vandenbussche
The Doctor & Elizabeth Klein: Article by Matthew Kresal
Peter Cushing IS The Doctor!: Column by Susie Who
The TTZ Interview: Interview with Lance Parkin
Finding Fitz: Article by Dorothy Ail
Personality Shift: Article by Adrian Loder
Reflections in the Spectral Glass: Article by Melissa Beattie
What D'ya Mean It's Not Significant: Article by Will Forbes
Back2theWhoture Part 4 - The Time Monster, The Myth Makers & The Horns of Nimon: Doctor Who marathon edited by Jamie Beckwith
Weakling Scum!: Humour by Tony Cross
Blog High For Happiness: Column by Steven Sautter
I Dream That I Have Two Hearts: Article by Jamie Beckwith
Move Over Mario!: Reviews by Matthew Kresal & Will Forbes
The Fanzine Trap: Reviews edited by Jamie Beckwith
Ace: Paper dolls by Leslie McMurtry
Capital, Gold!: Review by Jon Arnold
The DOGS of Norton: Article by Jamie Beckwith
Return to Derbyshire: Article by Will Tudor
The Unwanted Return: Article by Michael Gilroy-Sinclair
The Ballad of Ianto Jones: Comic strip written by Melissa Beattie & illustrated by Leslie McMurtry
Doctor Who vs Batman: Back cover art by Leslie McMurtry
02 October 2010
The Terrible Zodin # 8 (Autumn 2010)
Ladies, Gentlemen, Trees and Multiforms it is with great pleasure that I announce Issue 8 of The Terrible Zodin is now live and available for free download.
Apologies that we're 2 days behind the promised date, I won't bore you with the technical details of the problems we have but must crave your indulgence that anything past Page 73 will be prone to the occasional typo. We will in time upload a corrected version being the perfectionists that we are but now you're all terribly excited to just get on and read!
This issue is dedicated to the period between production of TV series 1990 - 2003. Whilst many call it The Wilderness Years I hope this issue proves it was anything but. Indeed I hope you're sitting comfortably because TTZ8 is a whopping Target novelization sized 104 pages!
We bring you the concluding part of our interview with Paul Cornell and have a new exclusive interview with Lance Parkin. We sing the praises of the New Adventures, debate canon, dissect the theme tune and throw ourselves in to the Timelash!
Regular columnists Tony Gallichan and Steve Sautter are on board and we're pleased to announce a new member to join their roster, the mysterious Susie Who who'll be coming from the perspective of a casual viewer rather than a hardcore fan.
I could go on and on (I've not mentioned Adric, Ianto, Drashigs, Fitz and fellow fanzines) but why not just read it yourself.
Please click below to download this issue and get ready... for the Cyberman Walk.
****EDIT****
We experienced some technical difficulties. People seem to be able to access if they right click to download so please try that rather than trying to read in browser. Thank you all for your patience.
The Terrible Zodin # 8
Apologies that we're 2 days behind the promised date, I won't bore you with the technical details of the problems we have but must crave your indulgence that anything past Page 73 will be prone to the occasional typo. We will in time upload a corrected version being the perfectionists that we are but now you're all terribly excited to just get on and read!
This issue is dedicated to the period between production of TV series 1990 - 2003. Whilst many call it The Wilderness Years I hope this issue proves it was anything but. Indeed I hope you're sitting comfortably because TTZ8 is a whopping Target novelization sized 104 pages!
We bring you the concluding part of our interview with Paul Cornell and have a new exclusive interview with Lance Parkin. We sing the praises of the New Adventures, debate canon, dissect the theme tune and throw ourselves in to the Timelash!
Regular columnists Tony Gallichan and Steve Sautter are on board and we're pleased to announce a new member to join their roster, the mysterious Susie Who who'll be coming from the perspective of a casual viewer rather than a hardcore fan.
I could go on and on (I've not mentioned Adric, Ianto, Drashigs, Fitz and fellow fanzines) but why not just read it yourself.
Please click below to download this issue and get ready... for the Cyberman Walk.
****EDIT****
We experienced some technical difficulties. People seem to be able to access if they right click to download so please try that rather than trying to read in browser. Thank you all for your patience.
The Terrible Zodin # 8
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