Martin Geraghty Martin Geraghty is an exceptionally prolific penciller in the pages of " Doctor Who Magazine " , active since 1994 . He can also claim to be its most versatile artist , since he ' s drawn non - parodic stories featuring eight different incarnations of the Doctor and well over fifteen companion s . Only Mike Collins rivals him for the crown of " most Doctors featured in proper , non - parodic stories " — but Collins has only drawn stories featuring the Seventh through the Eleventh Doctor s . Drawing unusual combinations . Because he began his career with DWM at a time when the magazine was featuring comic strips of past Doctors , his portfolio includes serious , non - parodic interpretations of TARDIS crews that were rarely seen in comics . He ' s one of the few artists to depict the First Doctor and Susan ; ( COMIC : " Operation Proteus " ) the Second Doctor , Jamie and Victoria ; ( COMIC : " Bringer of Darkness " ) the Fourth Doctor , Sarah Jane and Harry ; ( COMIC : " Black Destiny " ) the Fifth Doctor and Peri ; ( COMIC : " The Curse of the Scarab " ) the Fifth Doctor , Turlough and Tegan ; ( COMIC : " The Lunar Strangers " ) and the Seventh Doctor and Mel . ( COMIC : " Plastic Millenium " ) In each of these cases , he was the first artist to portray in comics the particular TARDIS crew in question . Indeed , he handled the comic " debuts " of Mel and Susan . He was the first person to use Harry , Victoria , Turlough , and Tegan outside of annuals or parodic comics . Eighth Doctor . Geraghty became practically the house artist during the Eighth Doctor ' s run . Beginning in earnest with the last of the more - or - less regular Seventh Doctor story , in which Ace controversially died ( COMIC : " Ground Zero " ) , Geraghty was in place for the vast majority of Eighth Doctor stories . He was the first artist since Dave Gibbons to completely dominate a Doctor ' s era in the pages of DWM , and , indeed , the first to do a Doctor ' s first and last strips . He drew and inked the following Eighth Doctor adventures : The BBC Wales Doctors . " Doctor Who Magazine " chose to go with Mike Collins as their principal artist during the " Rose Tyler run " , but Geraghty returned with a vengeance for the story immediately after Rose departed from the pages of DWM . His first story back , " The Warkeeper ' s Crown " , gave him the unique opportunity of depicting an encounter between the Tenth Doctor and the Brigadier . It was the first time that an older , post - Third Doctor ( and almost certainly post - " Battlefield " ) Brigadier had been seen in comics , DWM or otherwise . He went on to draw " The First " , " The Widow ' s Curse " , and the Tenth Doctor ' s final story , " The Crimson Hand " . As of early 2011 , his only contribution to the Eleventh Doctor ' s run is " The Golden Ones " . In 2016 , he drew the Twelfth Doctor stories " Witch Hunt " and " The Stockbridge Showdown " ( with art by Dave Gibbons , Roger Langridge , Adrian Salmon , Dan McDaid , John Ross , Mike Collins , John Ridgway and David A Roach ) . Not really an inker . Geraghty was , in a sense , the first of the modern pencillers for DWM . As technology improved in the comics industry , and inking has become a more specialised skill , there has been a general trend away from pencillers being their own inkers . Inking , as a profession , began to rise in importance , and Geraghty ' s portfolio demonstrates this . Despite his unusually long list of stories pencilled , he ' s only inked six relatively short stories — most of them his " very " earliest work : " Operation Proteus " , " Black Destiny " , " Bringer of Darkness " , " Plastic Millenium " , and " A Life of Matter and Death " , whose credits are vague enough to allow for the possibility that the inks were actually done by Sean Longcroft . The " only " modern , colour story Geraghty inked was " The Widow ' s Curse " . Most companions , most Doctors . Geraghty far and away holds the record of " most companion s drawn " — discounting , perhaps , the artists on " The Forgotten " , who were just drawing different companions in cameos . Geraghty has drawn real , proper stories featuring : Susan Foreman , John and Gillian , Victoria Waterfield , Jamie McCrimmon , Harry Sullivan , Sarah Jane Smith , Tegan Jovanka , Vislor Turlough , Peri Brown , Melanie Bush , Ace , Izzy Sinclair , Dr . Grace Holloway , Destrii , the Brigadier , Martha Jones , Donna Noble , Majenta Pryce , Amy Pond and Clara Oswald . He ' s also drawn the most incarnations of the Doctors in full , non - parodic stories . This record would discount " multi - Doctor " stories like " The Forgotten " , where there ' s a two - page splash that shows ten incarnations in a single portrait , or parodies like " Happy Deathday " . Geraghty has drawn at least one " serious " story involving the First , Second , Fourth , Fifth , Seventh , Eighth , Tenth , Eleventh and Twelfth Doctor s . He ' s also been the " final " artist for the most number of Doctors , having drawn the DWM swansong for the Seventh , Eighth and Tenth Doctors . Big Finish previews . Geraghty has also been employed by DWM to draw " comic previews " for Big Finish stories . These illustrations have accompanied reviews and / or announcements of particular Big Finish releases .