Fish Fingers and Custard - A Doctor Who Fanzine - FFAC2

We're back and gearing up for a summer of being shut up in our bedrooms, typing out the same-old nonsense as we usually do. Like the typical Doctor Who fans we are. While you wait for the anniversary episode, you can bide a bit of time reading our latest Issue, which can download here (right-click and 'save as') We're also very busy with producing the next Issue of the fanzine and as usual - we need your help! We're looking for any contributions from anyone who is willing to put hand to keyboard. We'll accept basically ANYTHING as long as it's about Doctor Who and written in clear English. You can find further info on how to contribute here .  If you're not sure what to write, why not review the latest run of episodes? (There HAS been some on!) If you're interested, please make your review no more than 1000 words (and no less than 1) and send to fishcustardfanzine@googlemail.com  The deadline for all contributions is 14th June Cheers and have ...

Seeing as we're a fanzine of Doctor Who, we've time-travelled into the past to present you with March's Issue 13. (Or maybe we've travelled back from the future, from the past. I'm not sure what's going on). In this brand-new Issue we have the following 'entertainment' to tide you over during that horrible week-long wait for new Doctor Who! Reviews of 'The Snowmen' Doctor Who: A Horrible History - a look at why Doctor Who should be doing more historicals Cyberman No2 - our bumbling comic heroes are back! Zagreus - The ins-and-outs of Big Finish' 40th Doctor Who anniversary story, explained for all The Fanzine MOB - A long-standing fan moans about the internet and Doctor Who fans It Could Have Been A Spin-off (The Spin-off) - Another look at potential programming that Doctor Who could produce And MUCH More! Prices UK - £2 Europe - £3.50 Rest of the World - £4.50 You can purchase a copy by either of the following methods Se...

After a somewhat quiet Christmas, we're all set for a busy year of Doctor Who!  But like everyone in the UK at the moment, we're shit scared of the all the snow outside and we're even finding it difficult to sneak past hoards of snowmen so we can panic buy bread, milk and DWM's from the local supermarket. So with all that in mind, we're stuck on our computers and have decided to get on with this year's issues. We're looking for the usual 'anything to do with Doctor Who' scribblings, to be more specific however, we're mainly looking for reviews of the latest episode of Doctor Who, The Snowmen .  We need as many in-depth reviews as possible - positive, negative or both! So don't be put off if you don't share the general reaction, in fact, we'll love to hear as many different point of views as possible! Please make you reviews no more than 750 words and no less than 1. Any number between the two is also fine.  Seeing as it's the 50...

Seeing as its (nearly) Christmas, here is a long-overdue gift from us to you. Sadly for you it isn't our resignation from being vendors of nearly-libellous tat, so you'll have to make do with a brand-new Issue instead! In Issue 12 we have the following: Reviews of Series 7.1 (or whatever you call it) Mary Tamm - The Key To The Key To Time The Doctor and The Ripper - what links The Doctor with Whitechapel's mysterious   murderer? Cyberman No3 - A brand new comic from the pen of the marvellous Mike Pearse To Those We Never Had - A (somewhat vindictive) look at companions who should have been Interview with Whostrology author Michael M. Gilroy-Sinclair Plus much, much more! You can read online , download or subscribe by RSS . We also have some discounted 2013 subscriptions (with free gifts!) on sale in our shop . They'll make a great Christmas present for any Doctor Who fan/nutcase! If you enjoy our fanzine, please consider making a small donation to our...

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS ISSUE IS NOW SOLD OUT After such a short run of Doctor Who this year, you'd think we won't have much to badger on about? Well, sadly, you'll be wrong, as here we present the biggest issue of the fanzine yet, weighing in at an unprecedented 56 pages !  It's so big, we've had offers from Celebrity Fit Club (lets face it - we're probably more famous than half of those people in the jungle with Colin Baker at the moment. And fatter)  If you're a fan of reading actual words, then this is the issue for you!  Due to the cost of producing these novels, we've only got a very limited run, so any support we get (i.e. if you buy one) will be greatly appreciated . Here is a list of the following stuff you will find in the latest issue: Reviews of Series 7.1 (or whatever you call it) Mary Tamm - The Key To The Key To Time The Doctor and The Ripper - what links The Doctor with Whitechapel's mysterious murderer? Cyberman No3 - A b...

Here at Fish Fingers and Custard, we're always dreaming up ways to flog as many paper copies as we can. Despite unsold copies clogging up wardrobes and causing ankle injuries, we're more than happy to keep producing them.  For many, there's nothing like holding something in your hand and it not having the potential to explode in your face.  So with this in mind, we're offering UK residents the chance to pre-order Issue 12 (out in October) for just ONE POUND (and that includes P+P!).  So if you're a regular reader, or someone who just reads the download or online, please consider taking up this great offer.  We're no great salesmen, we're not some big company who wants your money (we actually lose money on every issue!) but we do it for the love of it. For the love of Doctor Who! So please support us and get a great bargain at the same time! If you would like to order a copy (which has the potential to be our biggest yet, due to the many reviews of the new...

What connects a blue man, a toilet and Steven Moffat's face? Why, it's Issue 10 of Fish Fingers and Custard! Now celebrating two years on the fanzine scene, we continue to bring you all the goings-on in the Doctor Who underground.  Though, we're more Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle, than Rat. In the latest Issue we have: Our view on the casting of Jenna-Louise Coleman Interview with Simon Fisher-Becker aka Dorium Maldovar Six Appeal - what one Doctor means to a young boy Season 18 - A Breath of Life, or A Strangulation? Which Fan Group Are You? Monster In The Bathroom - Our brand new comic! And much more besides! You can download this Issue by clicking here (right-click and save) if you're feeling rather flush and would like to support the fanzine, you can purchase a paper copy here If you want to contribute to any future Issues, please e-mail your work fishcustardfanzine@googlemail.com and one of our handsome Robomen will get back to you. Cheers!

What connects a blue man, a toilet and Steven Moffat's face? Why, it's Issue 10 of Fish Fingers and Custard! Now celebrating two years on the fanzine scene, we continue to bring you all the goings-on in the Doctor Who underground.  Though, we're more Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle, than Rat. In the latest Issue we have: Our view on the casting of Jenna-Louise Coleman Interview with Simon Fisher-Becker aka Dorium Maldovar Six Appeal - what one Doctor means to a young boy Season 18 - A Breath of Life, or A Strangulation? Which Fan Group Are You? Monster In The Bathroom - Our brand new comic! And much more besides! You can order this issue, which is made up out of: 44 pages, full-colour covers and many frustrations, by sending one of below payments to us via PayPal: UK: £2 Rest of The World: £4 Please send to fishcustardfanzine@googlemail.com and mark the payment as a ' gift ' so that PayPal don't rob us! Oh and please include your name and ad...

..or Jenna, as the lazy people amongst us will be calling her. Maybe that's what everyone calls her, who knows. Anyway, today has seen the BBC officially announce that Jenna-Louise Coleman (that's how a double-barrel forename SHOULD be written, Sarah Jane fans!) will be taking over the bedroom (and knicker drawer) of Karen Gillan. Oh and Arthur too, but the press always seem to forget about him! Personally, I think this is a good move. Jenna isn't that much of an unknown quantity, due to roles in Emmerdale and the AWARD WINNING Waterloo Road, so at least we know that we're getting someone decent. I think it's fair to say that she's more of an experienced actress than Karen, Freema or Billie were at this point in their careers. If she nailed her audition as well as we hear, then don't worry - she'll be good and hopefully, a nice change! Even more personally, I wanted to have a different sort of companion this time around. I'm sure other peop...