Ahh, the Cybermen, the other Big Bads of Doctor Who, the complement to the Daleks' monster army. Where the Daleks are genocidal Nazi analogies, the Cybermen are stand-ins for Communists. Instead of ...

Cybergene: the Cybermen are drawn into the Doctor Who's Time War, as the War Doctor sees their recreation in various forms.

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In Doctor Who: Genesis of the Cybermen, a King lies dying in his castle. His eldest son, Prince Sylvan, is an artist with no desire to inherit a kingdom, while Prince Dega toils in his laboratory, ...

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Over the last 62 years, the Doctor has battled a number of villains on many occasions, making them the Time Lord's most ...

In a brand-new full-cast audio drama available from Big Finish today, the War Doctor battles every Cyberman ever in an epic ...

With a license like Doctor Who that revolves around such expansive fiction, there is an almost unlimited potential for new stories. While most have been limited to the television screen in recent ...

Next week the Cybermen return in the Neil Gaiman-penned episode “Nightmare in Silver.” This promo gives us the Cybermen on the attack and a few quick flashes of Warwick Davis. Via Supergeek on ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Doctor Who: Daleks v Cybermen Defeat the Human and Dalek forces so that we can upgrade this world. Upgrading is compulsory. Those incompatible for upgrade ...

The Cybermen aren’t just the scourges of the universe; they’re also art icons, suitable for art-gallery shows, or having tattooed on yourself. (Just don’t wear gold jewelry nearby.) The BBC posted ...

With a license like Doctor Who that revolves around such expansive fiction, there is an almost unlimited potential for new stories. While most have been limited to the television screen in recent ...