Fresh off the Press

Magic Bullet Publishing expects delivery of the hardback edition of The Daleks' Master Plan: The Making of a Television Serial on Wednesday, 4 November. 

To order the paperback, please click here.

John Leeson (1943–2026)

We report with sadness the death of actor John Leeson. 

Many will remember him as the voice of K-9 in Doctor Who. His television appearances also included two roles in Blake's 7: Pasco in Mission to Destiny and Toise in Gambit. 

Magic Bullet Productions collaborated with him on the Kaldor City audio series, where he played the Chief Mover in Storm Mine, and you can read an amusing interview conducted by Fiona Moore during the recording here. 

Keeping up with Demand!

A further delivery of paperback books from the printer.

Click here to order The Daleks' Master Plan: The Making of a Television Serial.

Avalanche of Orders

Another load of paperbacks, this time international orders for The Daleks' Master Plan: The Making of a Television Serial, have just been picked up.

 

An extra consignment of paperbacks is also scheduled to arrive from the printer so we can keep ahead of orders.

 

As for the hardbacks... Due to their more involved nature, they require a longer production time.

 

However, as soon as they are here, there will be an announcement.

 

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

 

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

When Travis Met Blake 

Premature Burial

The Next Life

Prodigal Sun

 

Also: 

 

Blake's 7 comic strips: Counterattack and Electronic Dream

 

Dalek audio plays: Report from an Unknown Planet and The Solution

Boxing Clever

Spent the weekend packing 200 paperbacks of The Daleks' Master Plan: The Making of a Television serial with Tasha's help.

Click our free download link to hear Magic Bullets' two full-cast Dalek audio adventures.

The Day of Armageddon

The paperback copies of The Daleks' Master Plan: The Making of a Television Serial have arrived from the printer.

Reassessing the Graham Williams Era

Treated myself to another stylish book from CutAway Comics: The DNA of Doctor Who: The Graham Williams Years.

While I wasn't particularly impressed watching this era as a child, my appreciation has increased over time—and this polished, large-format release makes for an exceptionally interesting read.

Available to purchase here.