AAAGH!

, short for Alien Assignment Agency General Headquarters, was a Doctor Who Adventures comic strip which was published throughout most of 2011 and 2012.
== Overview ==
Aaagh! was a weekly, one page, stand-alone comic adventure of the "old funnies" type, in which the main characters, the robotic Mrs Tinkle and her assistant, Nervil, from the Alien Assignment Agency General Headquarters, attempt to help sort out "any problem" with their agency staff of various reformed alien criminals (various characters — usually monsters — from the world of Doctor Who).
== Stories ==
# 	Title 	Featuring 	Printed in	Cover date
1 	AAAGH!	 	DWA 204 	10 February - 16 February 2011
2 	AAAGH!	 	DWA 205 	17 February - 23 February 2011
3 	AAAGH!	 	DWA 206 	24 February - 2 March 2011
4 	AAAGH!	Racnoss 	DWA 207 	3 March - 9 March 2011
5 	AAAGH!	 	DWA 208 	10 March - 16 March 2011
6 	AAAGH!	Atraxi, Weeping Angel 	DWA 209 	17 March - 21 March 2011
7 	AAAGH!	 	DWA 210 	24 March - 30 March 2011
8 	AAAGH!	 	DWA 211 	
9 	AAAGH!	 	DWA 212 	
10	AAAGH!	Eleventh Doctor, TARDIS 	DWA 213 	
11	AAAGH!	 	DWA 214 	
12	AAAGH!	Cyberman, Abzorbalovian 	DWA 215 	
13	AAAGH!	Silent 	DWA 216 	
14	AAAGH!	Cyberman, Sontaran, Eknodine 	DWA 217 	
15	AAAGH!	Idris 	DWA 218 	
16	AAAGH!	 	DWA 219 	
17	AAAGH!	 	DWA 220 	
18	AAAGH!	Krotons, Slitheen, Headless Monks 	DWA 221 	
19	AAAGH!	 	DWA 222 	
20	AAAGH!	 	DWA 223 	
21	AAAGH!	 	DWA 224 	
22	AAAGH!	 	DWA 225 	
23	AAAGH!	 	DWA 226 	
24	AAAGH!	 	DWA 227 	
25	AAAGH!	Cyberman 	DWA 228 	
26	AAAGH!	 	DWA 229 	
27	AAAGH!	Sea Devil, Catkind, Cheetah Person, Hath 	DWA 230 	
28	AAAGH!	 	DWA 231 	
29	AAAGH!	Madame Vastra, Terileptil, Bannakaffalatta, Foamasi, Silent 	DWA 232 	
30	AAAGH!	The Beast, Teselecta 	DWA 233 	
31	AAAGH!	Peg doll 	DWA 234 	
32	AAAGH!	 	DWA 235 	
33	AAAGH!	Prisoner Zero 	DWA 236 	
34	AAAGH!	Cyberman, Cybermats 	DWA 237 	
35	AAAGH!	Werewolf, Sea Devil, Tritovore, Sontaran, Peg doll, Silurian, Cyberman, Gantok, Mummy, Silent 	DWA 238 	
36	AAAGH!	 	DWA 239 	
37	AAAGH!	 	DWA 240 	
38	AAAGH!	 	DWA 241 	
39	AAAGH!	 	DWA 242 	
40	AAAGH!	Jabe, Silent, Cyberman, Sontaran, Minotaur 	DWA 243 	
41	AAAGH!	Vashta Nerada, Vervoid, Eleventh Doctor, Judoon, Graske, Silurian, Sea Devil, Silent, Bannakaffalatta, Racnoss, Sontaran, Draconian, Dalek, Prisoner Zero, Handbot	DWA 244 	
42	AAAGH!	Cybermat 	DWA 245 	
43	AAAGH!	Judoon, Sea Devil, Ood, Abigail Pettigrew 	DWA 246 	
44	AAAGH!	 	DWA 247 	
45	AAAGH!	Shark, Cyberman, Cybershade, Judoon, Silent, Eknodine 	DWA 248 	
46	AAAGH!	 	DWA 249 	
47	AAAGH!	Cyberman, Silent, Sontaran, Ood, Hath, Wooden Queen, Graske 	DWA 250 	
48	AAAGH!	River Song 	DWA 251 	
49	AAAGH!	 	DWA 252 	
50	AAAGH!	Dalek, Scarecrow, Cyberman, Sontaran, Handbot, K1 	DWA 253 	
51	AAAGH!	 	DWA 254 	
52	AAAGH!	 	DWA 255 	
53	AAAGH!	 	DWA 256 	
54	AAAGH!	 	DWA 257 	
55	AAAGH!	 	DWA 258 	
56	AAAGH!	 	DWA 259 	
57	AAAGH!	 	DWA 260 	
58	AAAGH!	 	DWA 261 	
59	AAAGH!	 	DWA 262 	
60	AAAGH!	Dalek, Trantis, Beaus, Malpha, Sentreal 	DWA 263 	
61	AAAGH!	Ood, Sontaran, Silent, Judoon, Slitheen, Dalek 	DWA 264 	
62	AAAGH!	 	DWA 265 	
63	AAAGH!	Sea Devil, Marshman, Haemovore, Pyrovile 	DWA 266 	
64	AAAGH!	 	DWA 267 	
65	AAAGH!	 	DWA 268 	
66	AAAGH!	Sontaran, Judoon, Node, Slitheen, Vastha Nerda, Silent 	DWA 269 	
67	AAAGH!	Madame Vastra, Jenny Flint 	DWA 270 	
68	AAAGH!	 	DWA 271 	
69	AAAGH!	Madame Vastra, Jenny Flint, Queen Victoria/Werewolf 	DWA 272 	
70	AAAGH!	 	DWA 273 	
71	AAAGH!	 	DWA 274 	
72	AAAGH!	, Madame Vastra, Jenny Flint, Rutan 	DWA 275 	
73	AAAGH!	, Madame Vastra, Jenny Flint, Rutan 	DWA 276 	
74	AAAGH!	 	DWA 277 	
75	AAAGH!	 	DWA 278 	
76	AAAGH!	The Flood, Ice Warriors 	DWA 279 	
77	AAAGH!	Davros, Judoon 	DWA 280 	
78	AAAGH!	 	DWA 281 	
79	AAAGH!	 	DWA 282 	
80	AAAGH!	 	DWA 283 	
81	AAAGH!	 	DWA 284 	
82	AAAGH!	 	DWA 285 	
83	AAAGH!	 	DWA 286 	
== Original print details ==
* Aaagh! appeared weekly in the pages of Doctor Who Adventures, starting in issue 204 and ending with 286.
* Since then, the strip has yet to be reprinted again.
== Notes ==
* Writers for the script include Malcolm Mackenzie, Simon Guerrier, Luke Paton and Paul Lang.
* The premise behind the strip is along the lines of Christopher Cooper's previous regular cartoon feature Things to do with a defeated Enemy which featured in the magazine.
* Coverage of the strip was boosted in a national UK newspaper (The Daily Star) when the X-Factor supremo Simon Cowell made an appearance in Issue 208, receiving a wedgie from the Krafayis.
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