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After being shown around the tomb by the mysterious figure the Doctor appears to save the day. Rose is bundled off by a mysterious figure inside the monument who pays a keen interest in her. Traveling in the TARDIS with the Ninth Doctor and Rose we materialise at the foot of the grand and glorious monument for the richest man in the outer spiral of the galaxy, Drake Ayelbourne of Altair VII (Deceased). We had barely seen Paul McGann’s take on Who and we were given a comic that was rather embarrassing, so considering we had been given only one season from Christopher Eccleston before he left the BBC for reasons I was fairly doubtful that we would have a good comic.

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Some old monsters were also brought back, which is always a plus for us Classic Who fans. Having watched some Classic Who, I thought that the writers did an excellent job in capturing their personalities and that of their companions. The art isn't anything spectacular - I think this story would have been just as good in a novel format (maybe better, given how rushed it all was as it is).ĭespite those things, I enjoyed the stories and I really enjoyed getting to spend more time with the first incarnations of the Doctor. The stories just didn't fit the page constraint, which made the resolutions feel rushed.Īlso, when it comes to comics, I expect some sort of important visual element that enhances the story - something that makes it so that if it were told in another format, something would be lost. However, in terms of story, I just wish there could have been more. In any case, it's an amazing premise, and I'm getting antsy waiting to read how it all ties together. Because I received this as an ARC, I've only read the first 3 Doctors' stories, so keep that in mind. 1 is a collection of 5 comic book stories featuring the first five incarnations of the Doctor getting into a scrap, getting out of it, and then having his companions disappear. This collection of comics is one such thing, and while I love anything Doctor Who related, I wish this could have been better. Is everyone ready for the 50th anniversary? I am! And I love all the cool stuff coming out to celebrate Doctor Who's birthday. And now 50 years later, we pay tribute to one of the greatest pop-culture heroes of all time with this special series, which tells an epic adventure featuring all 11 incarnations of the intrepid traveler through time and space known simply as.

That day saw the broadcast debut of Doctor Who, which was to become the longest-running science-fiction series on television. November 23, 1963: A day that changed the world forever. Summary: ( taken from the publisher's website) Illustrators: Simon Fraser and Lee Sullivan Title: Doctor Who: Prisoners of Time Vol.

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