Basically, I'd say that 'Doctor Who: The Tenth Doctor' #1 succeeds as a first issue with flying colors. Not only was it an enjoyable comic, but it's also a welcome addition to the Tenth Doctor's story and the overall 'Doctor Who' mythology. I greatly look forward to the next issue. Read Full Review

When I first began the issue, I felt that the art didnt fit what I was expecting. However, it grew on me quickly, and I feel that it fits perfectly for what the issue is trying to accomplish. I give kudos to Elena Casagrande, Michele Pasta, and company for grasping me with the art that helped tell a great set up story. Read Full Review

Thank you, Titan Comics, for continuing this Doctor's adventures. Take to the streets to get this book before the Doctor runs off. Read Full Review

All in all and putting faith in the next issue to shore up this stories problems, its a solid comic. It easily deserves an Read Full Review

Fans of Doctor Who have put up with some less than spectacular adaptations over the years, but there is nothing in Titan’s first major Tenth Doctor release that is remotely cringeworthy. Fully embracing the spirit of the series, all Whovians will find themselves shouting “Allons-y!” in anticipation of the next installment. Read Full Review

While the Doctor doesn't show up much, there is a lot to love about this issue Read Full Review

All in all I dont have too many complaints about the book and I expect it to only get better as time goes by. I am adding it to my pull list and look forward to reading the other Doctor Who titles form Titan. Read Full Review

The Eisner Award-winning Nick Abadzis and fan favorite Elena Casagrande take control of the TARDIS for the first five-issue arc with the tenth Doctor, portrayed by David Tennant! After Donna's tragic exit, the Doctor thought he was done with companions, but boy was he wrong. Read Full Review

This is Titan Comics' first jump into Doctor Who books, and out of the two they released this week, The Tenth Doctor was on overall stronger single issue. Whovians will really enjoy how much this feels like and episode of the series. On the downside, the issue is a bit jumpy and feels like jumping into the middle of the series. However, overall, this is a fantastic start to a new series. Read Full Review

It's very solid debut for Titan, one that they can be proud of. As a proud Whovian, I can wholeheartedly recommend the issue for those of us counting the moments until the series returns. Read Full Review

The writing was good, and certainly captures the feel of the Russell T. Davis era, the 10th Doctors dialogue sounds like David Tennant when you read it and the themes of family throughout the comic are just so domestic which fits in with the 10th Doctor era's tone. Read Full Review

I will quickly say that unlike with The Eleventh Doctor I do outright think that this series is perfect for non-Doctor Who fans as well as Doctor Who fans alike. It doesn't rush into making the world feel exactly like the TV show and so if you are completely unaware of the TV show then you can actually start to get an idea with this issue. Two Doctor Who series and two worth buying. Read Full Review

Overall this feels like a strong opening to a new series of adventures for the Doctor and it has done enough to convince a Whovian naysayer like me to get onboard and for that alone It's worth picking up in my humble opinion. Read Full Review

Overall, while this may not be the most accessible thing for a non Whovian to get into, it sets up a nice adventure for any Whovian to enjoy. This is what's so great about Doctor Who. There's always room to tell more stories. Read Full Review

This book is intriguing enough to draw in new and veteran readers alike of the classic character, so give it a look. Read Full Review

A good start that could be verging on greatness Read Full Review

"Doctor Who: The Tenth Doctor" #1 is off to a good start. If this story builds on the promise begun here, this opening storyline should be a lot of fun. For now, it's a pleasant first issue, though, and that's enough to stick around for part 2. All in all, the shift from IDW to Titan for publishing "Doctor Who" comics has not only gone smoothly, but it feels like a real increase in quality to boot. Read Full Review

Titan have got off to a cracking start bringing a fresh and intriguing tone to this loveable character. And with enough time to build up the excitement prior to the new TV series. Recommended. Read Full Review

In a lot of ways this is the Doctor Who comic fans have always deserved but it doesnt really have itself figured out yet. The Doctor is incredibly light, and the scope of his adventures isnt quite communicated. I mean the scope of New York is hardly on display, and for this world, scope is everything. Youre traversing time and space, so at least take me out of the Laundromat and subway tunnels. Read Full Review