"...visually
very smart...design is refreshingly original..."
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"...other
websites are justifiably scared of..."
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."...flawless
from beginning to end; a very polished look..."
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eyeofhorus.org.uk is
an online DOCTOR WHO resource, celebrating and chronicling the
BBC tv science fiction drama series - past and future.
The
original York-based printed fanzine, EYE OF HORUS (first
published in 1983), returns just in time to both celebrate the 40th anniversary
and the 2005 return of the seminal series. One of the original Editors and one
of the magazine's contributors re-launched this online version in April 2003.
The
aim has not changed since the last issue in 1985: to continue to be a hybrid DOCTOR
WHO resource - cast/crew interviews, articles, previews/reviews, and present
valuable archive material from the original publication.
The
printed fanzine completed ten issues (with the final issue's profits being donated
to DOCTOR WHO fandom's
FANAID NORTH - the equivalent
of BAND
AID) and was one of the first UK fanzines
to be exported to the USA.
Interviewees
for EOH included Tom Baker, Lalla Ward, Frazer Hines, John Nathan-Turner, Tony
Burrough (Designer), Gerald Flood, Deborah Watling and Louise Jameson.
And
why EYE OF HORUS? Its relation
to DOCTOR WHO?
The
Fourth Doctor's story, PYRAMIDS OF MARS (1976). The Eye of Horus holds Sutekh
in perpetual stillness in an Earth pyramid. Once the Eye was destroyed, it was
released to destroy. But the Doctor had other plans for it...
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