Contents Guide
Interviews
Peter Anghelides
Lachlan Nieboer
Barnaby Edwards
Eve Myles
Articles
Episode Breakdown: Cyberwoman
Lachlan Nieboer
She’s Alive by DJ Forrest
Cyberwoman: Sexy (& Sexist?) by Christopher Fain
Reviews
Fan Videos by Christopher Fain
Army of One
Another Life
Gadgets & Gizmos
Cyberwoman
Locations
Cyberwoman
Fans Fiction
Tango of the Exiles, part 2 by Christopher E. Fain
Viva Torchwood, part 5 by Doreen Freitag
Gray’s Time by Sandy Deck
The Coffee Shop
Caption Competition x 3
Cyber Debate
My Life with Action Figures by Antje Strauch
The Mothership
The Daleks, part one
What Is Your Favourite Cyberman Episode or Book?
Dalek Debate
Who Reviews
Summer Falls by DJ Forrest
Enemy Aliens by DJ Forrest
Big Finish Reviews+
Spare Parts by Christopher Fain
Expo & Cons
Collectormania 2013, Braehead – Eve Myles
Editor’s Note
Wow it doesn’t seem like a month since I wrote the last one of
these! How time flies.
This month was full of discoveries and a learning curve. I learned a bit more about Mary Shelley and
her ‘Frankenstein’ novel and was able to use that to compare it with Ianto and
his metal girlfriend Lisa. I learnt an awful lot more about the Daleks and how
much they’ve changed over the years. And I learnt also that as much as I knew
that Steven Moffat had written ‘The Empty Child’ that the character of Captain
Jack Harkness, who appeared in that episode does not belong to him, but does in
fact belong to Russell T Davies which then led me to realise that that was
possibly the reason behind Jack not being included in the 50th
Anniversary of Doctor Who. Hmmm!
This month has been exceptionally busy.
We never expected it to be, but when you start looking into the cyber
world you realise you can’t just write about Cyberwoman, you have to look at
the complete cyber world in general. And
when you start looking, you can’t stop, and you uncover quite a lot of
information, and photos, and fan vids and audios, and one of the most scariest
of audios comes from one review this month by Christopher E. Fain, who reviewed
‘Spare Parts’, which delves into the story of Mondas, Earth’s twin planet.
And when you think delving into the cyberworld was bad enough, I delved
into the Dalek world of Skaro and realised that I couldn’t bog you down with
what I’d found in one complete article, it had to be spread over quite a few. It’s unbelievable the amount of changes in
the Daleks over the years, the varying colours and what they symbolise. I always had an idea over them but not to the
extent by which I researched. It’s quite
shocking really!
This month also saw me visiting my first ever Convention at Braehead
Arena in Glasgow. It was a
Collectormania event and amongst the stars were Robert Englund, Lance
Henrikssen, Jeremy Bulloch, Harry Melling, Dave Prowse and Eve Myles, whom I’d
come to see above all others, plus a handful of others I can’t quite bring to
mind.
I had my interview with Eve, and I felt that same dry mouth feeling I’d
had when I’d interviewed Dillon Casey, and as I recall the same problems with
the voice recorder. Still all worked out
in the end. I can’t wait to go to
another one!
We’ve been updating the site recently (2018) and realised that some of
the old links were a little out of date, and we were a little naïve to begin
with when it came to putting the website Issues together at the time. Now with
five years under our belt, we’re finally updating – albeit a slow process.
Welcome to Issue 5 – Cyberwoman
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