Doctor Who - Comics & Graphic Novels - The Useful Pile reviews

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The Useful Pile was a Brief Encounter short story published in Doctor Who Magazine 188. Written by Kate Orman, it dealt with an aspect of regeneration which hadn't been contemplated by professional Doctor Who fiction what the Doctor did with the clothes of his former incarnation.

Aside from breaking new narrative ground, the story was also somewhat notable for its illustration, which directly referenced the then-in-production Star Trek: The Next Generation. Although references to Star Trek are not without precedent in the DWU, a visual reference to TNG specifically is unusual.

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7th Doctor

Marvel Comics UK Doctor Who Magazine Brief Encounter Series

Roses

The Gallery

Useless Things

Down to Earth

Front Line

One Minute Fourteen Seconds

Missing in Action

Anti-Matter with Fries

Three Steps to the Left

10.0

A Time & A Place

The Stranger, The Writer, His Wife and the Mixed Metaphor

In the Community

Tautology

Toy

9.0

Games

Reunion

9.0

Fond Memories

9.0

Playtime

8.0

Girls' Night In

A Visit to the Cinema

Time, Love and TARDIS

The Useful Pile

A Romantic Evening

Cathedral Heart

Ships

9.0

Duggan

Echoes of Future Past

A Wee Deoch an ...?

Listening Watch

An Unfulfilled Dream

Affirmative

Mistaken Identity

Under Reykjavik

A Victorian Interlude

Untitled (DWM 171 short story)

Untitled (DWM 169 short story)

An Incident Concerning the Continual Bombardment of the Phobos Colony

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Kate Orman