The astounding Year Two team of George Mann, Rachael Stott and Mariano LaClaustra returns!
This first chapter of Beneath The Waves will prove a welcome appetizer for those Doctor Who fans anxiously awaiting the main course of Series Ten this weekend. It was a good bit of planning on Titan Comics' part to release this book this week. George Mann continues to impress as the author of The Twelfth Doctor series, perfectly capturing the voice of Peter Capaldi's Doctor and spinning tales worthy of the TV show. The artwork by Mariano Laclaustra and Carlos Cabrera proves equally astounding. If you're a fan of the show, you'll be a fan of this comic. And if you aren't a fan of the show, this comic may make you into one! Read Full Review
A full Ten? Yes! The amazing art, and gripping cliff-hanger make for a fabulous start to Twelve's Third Year in comic form! Read Full Review
Doctor Who: The Twelfth Doctor 3.1 is a solid jumping on point for new readers despite a seemingly disjointed story. George Mann, Mariano Laclaustra, Fer Centurtion, and Carlos Cabrera have got this Doctor down to a science (waxy complexion aside). If you're a fan of Capaldi's Doctor, you should absolutely check this out. Read Full Review
Doctor Who - The Twelfth Doctor Year Three #1 should please all fans of the venerable TV series with its engaging story that recalls the best aspects of many iterations of the series. If the creative team can deliver on the promise of this mysterious and creepy opening chapter, it'll be another success Read Full Review
Nothing like hitting the ground running, and The Doctor certainly did that here. I look forward to next issue, as The Doctor tends to shine in strange 1970's era monster stories, though that is of course normally the domain of the Third and Fourth Doctor's. Let's see what Twelve can do. Read Full Review
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