Eisner-nominated writer Jody Houser and Witchblade artist Roberta Ingranata return for a brand new story in the 13th Doctor comic series. An epic adventure spinning off the new season starting in the new year, starring Jodie Whittaker as the Doctor. With her pals, Ryan, Yaz and Graham, the Doctor encounters a familiar foe, and it'll take a familiar face to stop them!
I am looking forward to seeing how the rest of the series pans out and it's safe to say that Jody Houser and Roberta Ingranata have grabbed my attention with their storytelling. For any Whovian this will be a series worth spending your time getting into! Read Full Review
Overall. I really enjoyed this first issue of 2020, which is basically issue one of volume two of 13s comic book adventures. Houser continues to write the 13th Doctor better than she is written in the television series, but for how long remains to be seen. Given that the new series recently started and seemed to have shown a little improvement over last year's poor showing. Read Full Review
This is comic is superb on many levels. The art is amazing and the writing is perfectly "Who". But the magic is in what they've taken from the history of the show and brought into this book to make fresh and new. Read Full Review
Clever writing and wonderful artwork make this Multi-Doctor story entertaining and engaging. It's easily accessible which is important for this kind of story but that doesn't diminish any of the brilliance gone into it's creation. Read Full Review
This tie-in comic does everything that fans of the show should hope for. Read Full Review
Though saddled with a semi-confusing numbering Doctor Who: The Thirteenth Doctor #2.1 is a solid jumping on point for new readers and another wonderful showing from the Titan Comics' ongoing creative team. Delivering a potentially great story stocked with good characterizations, this new issue looks to bring back the timey-wimey charms of a classic era multi-Doctor story, but with all the bells and whistles of the modern TV era. The time vortex will tell if it's a true success, but for now, The Thirteenth Doctor #2.1 is a good start. Read Full Review
Great start to a new year, just what we always want. Just don't blink. Read Full Review
"Doctor Who: The Thirteenth Doctor: Year Two" #1 packs a clever script and elegant pencils into a non-linear script. Read Full Review
Although not a lot goes on in this issue, the tone is set and issues to follow should make for an interesting adventure for The Tenth Doctor, Thirteenth Doctor, and their companions. Read Full Review
I have never really bought into the comic adventures of the Doctor, not when he was a Marvel book for a while or when he had his own monthly magazine out in the 80's (the Peter Davison years). I don't know why that would be the case. Intellectually I know that the comic can show more aliens or special effects than the show, but there seems something special about watching Doctor Who. So, even though this book is not going to replace or even be a welcome addition to the show for me , I have to applaud those involved for keeping their faith and producing a comic that maintains the current incarnations feel and vibe. Read Full Review
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