Following the success of last years meet up, we'll be holding another Doctor Who fan meet up on Saturday 28th April 2012 in London. We'll most likely hold it at The Mayflower Pub in Rotherhithe but we'll confirm closer to the time and will be keeping on TFL's plans for engineering work, as that'll be the decider.
We'd really love to see our contributors and readers there.
Follow the event invitation on Facebook for updates, though we will of course update here as well.
04 March 2012
18 February 2012
TTZ14 . . . not dead!
Possible theme. Please let us know what you think of this.
In the past, we've had issues dedicated to the Eighth Doctor and to the New Adventures. What if we looked at Doctor Who on audio? I know for me it's a big interest, and we wouldn't, of course, have to restrict ourselves just to Big Finish. There are the Fourth Doctor BBC plays and of course Ghosts of N-Space (for what it's worth!), as well as the talking book adaptations of the novels. As well as the Audio Visuals etc. But that might get monotonous if all we got were reviews. There would need to be other stuff to break it up.
Let us know.
In the past, we've had issues dedicated to the Eighth Doctor and to the New Adventures. What if we looked at Doctor Who on audio? I know for me it's a big interest, and we wouldn't, of course, have to restrict ourselves just to Big Finish. There are the Fourth Doctor BBC plays and of course Ghosts of N-Space (for what it's worth!), as well as the talking book adaptations of the novels. As well as the Audio Visuals etc. But that might get monotonous if all we got were reviews. There would need to be other stuff to break it up.
Let us know.
02 January 2012
The Terrible Zodin # 13 (Winter 2011/2012)
Happy New Year to all of you from the team at The Terrible Zodin.
As you've all be so good, here's a little treat for you - a BRAND NEW ISSUE!
This issue TTZ13 takes an in-depth look at Season 6 (the Matt Smith one!) with a series of essays and reviews of all episodes up to and including The Doctor, The Widow and the Wardrobe. Old school fans need not worry that we're not catering for them though as we also take a look at Season 6 (the Patrick Troughton one!)
Also this issue we take a look at Polly and the Dolly Bird archetype, the special edition of Day of the Daleks and bring you an exclusive interview with Robert Smith? The truth about that question mark is now revealed!
Meanwhile The Caves of Androzani gets the No! Not the Mind Probe! treatment and the Back2theWhoture gang watch The Crusades and The Kings Demons.
Featuring full colour original artwork throughout and bringing you a varied mix of opinions from the wide spectrum of Doctor Who fandom, The Terrible Zodin has more David Banks for your buck or your money back.
TTZ13 will be the last for at least 6 months (Read the Editor's Note!) but fear not, we WILL return. Thanks to everyone who has contributed to the zine, read the zine and supported the zine over the last three years. We hope you've enjoyed the ride. Feedback most welcome. Drop us an email at theterriblezodinezine@yahoo.co.uk, tweet us @TerribleZodin or join the group discussions on Facebook (TTZ (The Terrible Zodin))
Click here to download The Terrible Zodin #13 (Winter 2011/2012)
As you've all be so good, here's a little treat for you - a BRAND NEW ISSUE!
This issue TTZ13 takes an in-depth look at Season 6 (the Matt Smith one!) with a series of essays and reviews of all episodes up to and including The Doctor, The Widow and the Wardrobe. Old school fans need not worry that we're not catering for them though as we also take a look at Season 6 (the Patrick Troughton one!)
Also this issue we take a look at Polly and the Dolly Bird archetype, the special edition of Day of the Daleks and bring you an exclusive interview with Robert Smith? The truth about that question mark is now revealed!
Meanwhile The Caves of Androzani gets the No! Not the Mind Probe! treatment and the Back2theWhoture gang watch The Crusades and The Kings Demons.
Featuring full colour original artwork throughout and bringing you a varied mix of opinions from the wide spectrum of Doctor Who fandom, The Terrible Zodin has more David Banks for your buck or your money back.
TTZ13 will be the last for at least 6 months (Read the Editor's Note!) but fear not, we WILL return. Thanks to everyone who has contributed to the zine, read the zine and supported the zine over the last three years. We hope you've enjoyed the ride. Feedback most welcome. Drop us an email at theterriblezodinezine@yahoo.co.uk, tweet us @TerribleZodin or join the group discussions on Facebook (TTZ (The Terrible Zodin))
Click here to download The Terrible Zodin #13 (Winter 2011/2012)
30 December 2011
Back Issues - The Terrible Zodin # 12 (Fall 2011)
Back issue TTZ12! is still available for free download.
Click here to download The Terrible Zodin #12 (Fall 2011)
70s Doctor Who: Front cover art by Marc D. Lewis
Nicholas Courtney & Elisabeth Sladen: Tributes by David Keep, Matthew Kresal, Marcus Judge, David Southwell, Melissa Beattie, William Forbes, David Cross and Alies Bruinsma
A Young Old Face: Article by Aya Vandenbussche
Games Without Frontiers: Article by Tony Cross
Private Lives: Column by Tony Gallichan
Petty Obsessions: Article by Jamie Beckwith
K9 & Company: Review by William Forbes
Pyramids of Mars: Filk by Steven Sautter
What Didn't Happen to Sarah Jane: Article by Leslie McMurtry
Back on Target: Article by Alisdair Shaw
Alone in Time and Space: Article by Matthew Kresal
Journies Part 2: Article by Jamie Beckwith
Do You Remember the Seventies?: Article by Andrew Blair
The Pigbin Josh Family Tree: Humor by Leslie McMurtry
Nightmare of Eden: Review by Jamie Beckwith
The Lost Game: Article by Matthew Kresal
The Lost Days of Sarah Jane Smith: Article by Steven Sautter
Companions: Comic strip by Alisdair Shaw and Jim Wilkins
Doctor Who at the Cartoon Museum: Review by Tony Keen
Knit: Comic strip by Kian
No! Not the Mind Probe: Debate edited by Jamie Beckwith featuring Leslie McMurtry and Craig Hanson
Blog High for Happiness: Column by Steven Sautter
More New Adventures Recommendations: Review compilation edited by Jamie Beckwith
Doctor Who Experiences Revisted: Article by Stephen Candy
Jo Grant: Paper dolls by Leslie McMurtry
Single White Who Fan: Review by Jamie Beckwith
Angels in the Shadows: Review by Hannah Rothman
A Christmas Inception: Article by William Forbes
The Fourth Doctor: Back cover art by The Chris of Fenric!
Click here to download The Terrible Zodin #12 (Fall 2011)
70s Doctor Who: Front cover art by Marc D. Lewis
Nicholas Courtney & Elisabeth Sladen: Tributes by David Keep, Matthew Kresal, Marcus Judge, David Southwell, Melissa Beattie, William Forbes, David Cross and Alies Bruinsma
A Young Old Face: Article by Aya Vandenbussche
Games Without Frontiers: Article by Tony Cross
Private Lives: Column by Tony Gallichan
Petty Obsessions: Article by Jamie Beckwith
K9 & Company: Review by William Forbes
Pyramids of Mars: Filk by Steven Sautter
What Didn't Happen to Sarah Jane: Article by Leslie McMurtry
Back on Target: Article by Alisdair Shaw
Alone in Time and Space: Article by Matthew Kresal
Journies Part 2: Article by Jamie Beckwith
Do You Remember the Seventies?: Article by Andrew Blair
The Pigbin Josh Family Tree: Humor by Leslie McMurtry
Nightmare of Eden: Review by Jamie Beckwith
The Lost Game: Article by Matthew Kresal
The Lost Days of Sarah Jane Smith: Article by Steven Sautter
Companions: Comic strip by Alisdair Shaw and Jim Wilkins
Doctor Who at the Cartoon Museum: Review by Tony Keen
Knit: Comic strip by Kian
No! Not the Mind Probe: Debate edited by Jamie Beckwith featuring Leslie McMurtry and Craig Hanson
Blog High for Happiness: Column by Steven Sautter
More New Adventures Recommendations: Review compilation edited by Jamie Beckwith
Doctor Who Experiences Revisted: Article by Stephen Candy
Jo Grant: Paper dolls by Leslie McMurtry
Single White Who Fan: Review by Jamie Beckwith
Angels in the Shadows: Review by Hannah Rothman
A Christmas Inception: Article by William Forbes
The Fourth Doctor: Back cover art by The Chris of Fenric!
23 November 2011
Happy Birthday Doctor Who & The Terrible Zodin
23rd November. By a not at all coincidence today is not only the 48th Birthday of a very special show called Doctor Who but it is also the third birthday of The Terrible Zodin.
Congratulations to both! Thank you for being along for the ride, without your support and enthusiasm we wouldn't have chalked up 12 issues, with TTZ13 on the way in the next few weeks.
Congratulations to both! Thank you for being along for the ride, without your support and enthusiasm we wouldn't have chalked up 12 issues, with TTZ13 on the way in the next few weeks.
06 November 2011
Seeking Submissions for TTZ13
We're now actively seeking submissions for issue 13 of The Terrible Zodin.
The theme is Season 6 (The most recent Matt Smith one that is rather than Quarks, Krotons and Space Pirates!) but of course we accept material on any aspect of Who in any era or medium.
No reviews of Season 6 stories please as we have that all sorted.
But yes please do get in touch if you wanna be part of the zine with your article ideas, artwork, poems, fiction, in-depth analysis or general silliness!
The deadline for submissions is Sunday 4th December 2011.
With our editor Leslie's PHD commitements 2012 will be Zodin-lite so if you've ever wanted to be part of the zine but have been a bit shy up till now, then now's your chance!
Contact any of the editing team here, on Facebook or Twitter, or by email to theterriblezodinezine@yahoo.co.uk
The theme is Season 6 (The most recent Matt Smith one that is rather than Quarks, Krotons and Space Pirates!) but of course we accept material on any aspect of Who in any era or medium.
No reviews of Season 6 stories please as we have that all sorted.
But yes please do get in touch if you wanna be part of the zine with your article ideas, artwork, poems, fiction, in-depth analysis or general silliness!
The deadline for submissions is Sunday 4th December 2011.
With our editor Leslie's PHD commitements 2012 will be Zodin-lite so if you've ever wanted to be part of the zine but have been a bit shy up till now, then now's your chance!
Contact any of the editing team here, on Facebook or Twitter, or by email to theterriblezodinezine@yahoo.co.uk
28 September 2011
The Terrible Zodin # 12 (Fall 2011)
With apologies (again!) for the delay.
The Terrible Zodin # 12 is now available for free download for your delight and edification.
This issue we take a look at Doctor Who in the 1970s and pay tribute to Nicholas Courtney and Elisabeth Sladen. We've Axons and Mandrels galore and the Master pops up too (of course!)
Also this issue we visit the exhibition at the Cartoon Museum, take a look at the Graceless spin-off series and compare A Christmas Carol to Inception. Vincent and the Doctor gets the No! Not the Mind Probe! treatment and we follow up on our recommendations of New Adventure novels.
All this plus the usual fun and games and a gorgeous front cover by Marc D. Lewis. It's thanks to our willing band of writers and contributors that there's an issue to read at all so please let us know what you think.
Next issue we'll be taking a look at Season 6 (Smith not Troughton). We're open for submissions so if you fancy being involved with the zine please drop us a line here, on Twitter/Facebook or by emailing theterriblezodinezine@yahoo.co.uk
Enjoy!
Click here to download The Terrible Zodin #12 (Fall 2011)
The Terrible Zodin # 12 is now available for free download for your delight and edification.
This issue we take a look at Doctor Who in the 1970s and pay tribute to Nicholas Courtney and Elisabeth Sladen. We've Axons and Mandrels galore and the Master pops up too (of course!)
Also this issue we visit the exhibition at the Cartoon Museum, take a look at the Graceless spin-off series and compare A Christmas Carol to Inception. Vincent and the Doctor gets the No! Not the Mind Probe! treatment and we follow up on our recommendations of New Adventure novels.
All this plus the usual fun and games and a gorgeous front cover by Marc D. Lewis. It's thanks to our willing band of writers and contributors that there's an issue to read at all so please let us know what you think.
Next issue we'll be taking a look at Season 6 (Smith not Troughton). We're open for submissions so if you fancy being involved with the zine please drop us a line here, on Twitter/Facebook or by emailing theterriblezodinezine@yahoo.co.uk
Enjoy!
Click here to download The Terrible Zodin #12 (Fall 2011)
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