Notables - The Indicia takes a break from this issue. With regular features Matrix Data Bank, Off The Shelf and Prelude absent this issue, all the features relate to David Whitaker.

Boxpops - Top of the pop charts in June 93 were the continuing Ace of Bass, (I Can't Help) Falling In Love With You by UB40 and Dreams by Gabrielle.

Skaro Says - Si Hunt recognises that this was a very special issue at an exciting time and the poster adorned his walls for many years afterwards. However, he can recall finding the historical articles on David Whitaker very tedious and uninteresting. He never liked Hearn's articles digging up dusty documents and paperwork, finding it very remote from the series itself. According to Si Hart, the cover/poster was magnificent and highlights his all time favourite picture of Tom Baker in the middle, grinning his largest, happiest most toothy grin ever! He too had that on his wall for a long time afterwards. He finds the issue itself however mostly dull, with the Whitaker stuff being worthy but a bit dreary and the story they found wasn't really very inspiring at all, sadly. The "interview" with Whitaker also says very little about anything! He likes the controversial letter from Peter Darvill-Evans. Andrew Curnow has lost his copy and can't remember anything about it!

Critique - I'm finding it much more difficult to comment on this special issue than I'd expected and that's because looking through it again it all looks like a brand new issue! At this time, I was commuting to work into London from Essex and just didn't have so much spare time to read the magazine. As a result, I'm not sure I've ever read the majority of this issue! The first thing to note is how striking the gatefold cover is, and there's a nice selection of comments from each of the Editors (two of whom hope for another two hundred issues, so they weren't to be disappointed!).