“Vworp Vworp” is a fanzine celebrating Doctor Who in comic strip form, as well as Doctor Who artwork in general and the history of “Doctor Who Magazine”.Ĭutaway Comics is a new British imprint of comics and graphic novels drawn from the darker recesses of a dangerous, unpredictable cutaway universe. we’re not entirely convinced that he actually exists but the stories about him are legion) eminences grises behind the “Vworp Vworp” fanzine and the Cutaway Comics imprint. (00:00:00) Gareth Kavanagh is of course one of the legendary (i.e. Called by some the “British Stan Lee”, Dez is one of British comics’ most influential figures (it says here). After leaving Marvel UK, Dez founded and edited “Warrior”, which featured key works by Alan Moore.
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As head of Marvel Comics’ operations in the UK in the late 1970s, Dez reformatted existing titles, launched new ones, and acquired the BBC license for “Doctor Who Weekly”.
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(01:32:25) British Telecom “Hola” TV commercial with the film poster in the background.ĭIDDLY DUM PODCAST 167 – Prometheus RewatchedĮmail us at Dez Skinn is a British comic and magazine editor and author of a number of books on comics. (01:31:55) Young John Streeter wins a prop Dalek in a competition. (01:28:37) Sugar Puffs ran another competition for the second film. (01:28:05) TV commercial for Harp lager from the 1970s.
(01:19:50) The Dalek spaceship also appears in “The Body Stealers” as shown on our Tumblr page here. (01:07:25) A scan from issue 28 of TV Century 21 comic where Lady Penelope meets he cast can be found on our Tumblr page here. (01:01:40) Roy Castle breaks the world record for the fastest tap dancing (24 taps per second) in 1973. (01:00:40) Roy Castle with Buddy Rich and Sammy Davis Jnr on the “Parkinson” show in 1982. (00:24:58) Russell T Davies’s acceptance speech for his award for “It’s a Sin”. Landmark’s include Cushing’s View (his memorial bench) and The Peter Cushing pub. (00:08:10) As must be widely known by now (from QI if nothing else), Peter Cushing lived in Whitstable, a seaside town not far from our Mark’s home in Kent. The Diddly Dum Podcast acknowledges the copyright of anyone we’ve pinched anything from.ĭIDDLY DUM PODCAST 168 – An Earthly ChildĮmail us at Remain-voting – oops sorry – Leave-supporting MP, Liz Truss, inspires the nation with a speech at the Liberal Democrat – oops sorry – Conservative Party conference. (01:00:56) The “Drugs” episode of “Brass Eye” can be found here. (00:44:20) “Big Elephant”, S01E03 of “Target” can be found here. (00:16:32) “A History of Horror with Mark Gatiss” can be found here. (00:15:12) These two “Jackanory” audio clips come respectively from Bernard Cribbins reading “Mortimer’s Glass” and from Kenneth Williams reading “The Dribblesome Teapot”. (00:09:01) Panels from John Ridgeway’s comic art for Doctor Who Weekly and 2000AD can be seen on our Tumblr page here. (00 08:26) “Omega Unplugged” by Cutaway Comics can be found here. More photos of the toys on display can be seen on our Tumblr page here. Some photos of Hayden and his son visiting the museum can be seen on our Tumblr page here. (00:04:23) The House on the Hill Toy Museum in Stansted Moutfichet can be found here. You will see how understandable it was to mistake them for returning Ogrons.
We can also be found on the Doctor Who Podcast AllianceĮmail us at A photo of Hayden and Dave Kitchen at a “Frontier in Space” scene location on the South Bank can be seen on our Tumblr page here.
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