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Writing and illustrating the books is Adam Hargreaves, the son ofMr.
Mencreator Roger, and the person helping continue the popular British series.
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ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: What are some of the things you have to consider when translating a Doctor into aMr.
Menversion of him?ADAM HARGREAVES:The tricky bit about drawing the Doctors asMr.
Hats and scarves and shoes obviously help to make this easier.
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Noses are often the start point as they can determine the body shape.
How would your day unfold if you were only possessed of a grumpy nature?
What sort of job would you do if you could only rush around manically?
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The answers to these sorts of questions are whatMr.
Menstories are involved with.
You then need a punchline, pun or joke of some kind to finish on.
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I then have the fun part of adding a sort ofMr.
Menlayer to this, what you might term Mr. Men-ising it.
The other key ingredient was ensuring that my dads sense of humour was present.
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I believe that making children giggle is a large part of what aMr.
Menbook is all about.
Did anything surprise you when you were writing theDoctor Whoversion of theseMr.
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Menstories?The fact that this collaboration has worked creatively.
To be honest, when I was first approached with the idea ofMr.
MenDoctorWhostories I was a bit bemused and fairly skeptical about the whole thing.
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It seemed a bit crazy at first.
The drawing of the characters has been a lot easier than writing the stories.
Although, I have to admit I always prefer illustrating to writing!
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Heres hoping I have succeeded!
They were the two I enjoyed when growing up.
Did you have a favoriteDoctor Whovillain you were excited to write for?Definitely the Daleks.
Is there anything you felt you learned about writing or creating aMr.
What I do now know is an awful lot Whothan I ever imagined I would!
Dr. Twelfth,Dr.
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