The always brilliant Dangerous Minds have uncovered a trove of Doctor Who episodes portrayed in the style of vintage Penguin paperbacks. This serialisation was imagined by Sean Coleman and more can be found at his tumblr blog and etsy shop, via the link up top. Whose Doctor Who was not an actual canon chapter but rather a 1977 documentary on the Whovian phenomenon hosted by presenter extraordinaire Melvin Bragg (In Our Time), and coincidentally this omnibus featured clips from most of the other episodes featured on the retro covers.
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