The Dead Secret

The shadows of the past are long—and dangerous. Starring Brian Croucher and Robert Barringer-Lock in the title roles, When Travis Met Blake is a free-to-download, dark and mysterious audio story authored by Alan Stevens and Fiona Moore, with sound design from Chrisi Pashley and artwork by Tim Keable.

Download now and discover our collection of free Blake's 7 audios here:

Prelude
I, Travis
Gothic
Travis: The Final Line
You Fly, You Die
Scars

Premature Burial

The Next Life

Prodigal Sun

 

Also: 

 

Blake's 7 comic strips: Counterattack and Electronic Dream

 

Dalek audio play: Report from an Unknown Planet

Coming Soon

Magic Bullet Productions is set to premiere a brand new, free-to-download Blake's 7 audio story on 21st December.

Artist Tim Keable has provided the accompanying artwork. This illustration will be the tenth addition to our exclusive set of Blake's 7/Doctor Who illustrations.

These art cards are sent to every customer who purchases a Kaldor City or Faction Paradox CD from here.

The Life and Death of Green Gilbert

As the Master and the equatic forebears to human civilisation return in a new 90-minute cut of the Jon Pertwee classic, we take a look at the original six-part version with 27 Stupid Things About "The Sea Devils" (And 23 Cool Ones).

"I really enjoyed Occam's Razor (no surprise there!)"

A customer recently ordered our Buy All 6 CDs bundle, but already owned Kaldor City: Occam's Razor. Instead of sending a duplicate, they received Faction Paradox: Coming to Dust!

We at Magic Bullet are happy to ensure you get exactly what you want.

Got a bespoke request? 

Just email us at info@kaldorcity.com before you order, and we'll arrange the perfect custom bundle for you!

Blake's Back!

A newly remastered and revitalised Blu-ray version of Blake's 7, season 2, is released today!

Toxic Fandom Exposed

Magic Bullet Productions has been running for over twenty years. 

In that time, we've had the pleasure of meeting and working with countless talented and professional people. 

However, as the Second Doctor once said, 'There are some corners of the universe which have bred the most terrible things. Things which act against everything we believe in. They must be fought...'

This quote brings us to the late musician and writer, Peter Trapani, who, during the Doctor Who "Wilderness Years", launched the obscure audio series Layton's Mission. 

Trapani quickly became infamous not for his work but for his malicious, destructive, and frequently deranged behaviour. His campaign of harassment—which even included the planting of a fake bomb—negatively impacted independent producers, as well as sci-fi retailers across both the UK and the USA.  

Trapani's actions inspired Magic Bullet to launch a subtle parody in the form of the maniacal inventor Leighton, who appears in Kaldor City: Hidden Persuaders. 

Now, thanks to researcher Atom Bezecny (Phantom Eye), we have a new perspective. 

Atom's article not only documents the shocking extent of this hostility but also includes a brilliant piece of authorised fiction that serves as Leighton's final, unhinged moments.

Please click the link to read Atom's excellent feature, Leighton's Mission.