Our yearlong celebration of Doctor Who’s 50th anniversary continues! The Seventh Doctor takes the spotlight in this issue of a 12-part epic adventure featuring all 11 incarnations of the Doctor! In a 19th-century Scottish castle, a live-in nurse’s concerns about the elderly couple in her care are allayed by a visiting doctor and his curiously modern female companion.
A fun story with some average art of our stars. Read Full Review
All in all, this is a good issue for Prisoner Of Time. Granted, it might not be the best, but it certainly offers a lot. Of course, it also helps if you're a fan of the seventh Doctor. Read Full Review
This was a solid issue all around, continuing the 50th anniversary celebration for Doctor Who. Read Full Review
Seeing all the classic Doctor's get their time to shine in new stories is absolutely thrilling. It is getting a big formulaic. The Sixth Doctor story broke the cycle, but it starts back up with Seven. It will be interesting to see if the final few Doctors break the chain and start making heads or tails of the larger mystery. Read Full Review
. . $4, 22pgs+1. All ADs@back! C grade cover. . . This &th doctor, is one i didnt grow up with and know little about. Still the Tipton's write an enjoyable character here. The dialog is good and we see plenty of Ace, the sidekick as well as the highlight begin an appearance of the Master! This series is always a bit campy, and i had to laugh when the Master command the Doctor to "say my name". Still its a good and fun issue. The artwork is decent, but sparse so dont expect much from back ground or layout. Nice presentation of the gulwort and Areoliths. Not a stunning issue but an enjoyable read, especially for Dr. WHO fans.
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