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| - For the purposes of naming a periodical, the name given on the indicia is generally considered to be the most "correct" name, superseding even the title on the cover, as it is sometimes unclear which words on the cover of a magazine are meant to be the title. In the example below, drawn from the first issue of the story, Ripper's Curse, we can see that the name of the publication is simply Doctor Who #2. File:Indicia.jpg
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| - For the purposes of naming a periodical, the name given on the indicia is generally considered to be the most "correct" name, superseding even the title on the cover, as it is sometimes unclear which words on the cover of a magazine are meant to be the title. In the example below, drawn from the first issue of the story, Ripper's Curse, we can see that the name of the publication is simply Doctor Who #2. File:Indicia.jpg By convention, if there are multiple publications with the same indicia name, then they are distinguished by the year in which issue #1 was published. Hence, there are Doctor Who (1984), Doctor Who (2008), Doctor Who (2009) and Doctor Who (2011).
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