Don't miss the brand-new superheroic adventures of the Twelfth Doctor, Grant, and Lucy, as they soar from the rooftops of New York City to the far corners of the universe! When we last saw Grant and Lucy, they were settling down together with Lucy's daughter, and Grant's superheroic costume was being stored away. But that wasn't the end of the story! Soon, the Doctor is sw Don't miss the brand-new superheroic adventures of the Twelfth Doctor, Grant, and Lucy, as they soar from the rooftops of New York City to the far corners of the universe! When we last saw Grant and Lucy, they were settling down together with Lucy's daughter, and Grant's superheroic costume was being stored away. But that wasn't the end of the story! Soon, the Doctor is swooping back into their lives - because it turns out the alien gemstone that gifted Grant his powers of flight, super-strength, and super-speed has siblings all over the universe. It's up to the Doctor, Grant, Lucy, and their daughter to track them down to prevent disaster - from a post-apocalyptic New York, to a world taken over by the forces of the Harmony Shoal, to a boneship in the depths of space... and more! But is there something the Doctor isn't telling Grant...? Will the journey's end require Grant to give up his powers in order to save the universe? There's only one way to find out! Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No - it's a police box VWORP-VWORP-ing through the temporal vortex, with a caped superhero swooping alongside! Collects Doctor Who: Ghost Stories #1-4
Doctor Who: Ghost Stories
Don't miss the brand-new superheroic adventures of the Twelfth Doctor, Grant, and Lucy, as they soar from the rooftops of New York City to the far corners of the universe! When we last saw Grant and Lucy, they were settling down together with Lucy's daughter, and Grant's superheroic costume was being stored away. But that wasn't the end of the story! Soon, the Doctor is sw Don't miss the brand-new superheroic adventures of the Twelfth Doctor, Grant, and Lucy, as they soar from the rooftops of New York City to the far corners of the universe! When we last saw Grant and Lucy, they were settling down together with Lucy's daughter, and Grant's superheroic costume was being stored away. But that wasn't the end of the story! Soon, the Doctor is swooping back into their lives - because it turns out the alien gemstone that gifted Grant his powers of flight, super-strength, and super-speed has siblings all over the universe. It's up to the Doctor, Grant, Lucy, and their daughter to track them down to prevent disaster - from a post-apocalyptic New York, to a world taken over by the forces of the Harmony Shoal, to a boneship in the depths of space... and more! But is there something the Doctor isn't telling Grant...? Will the journey's end require Grant to give up his powers in order to save the universe? There's only one way to find out! Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No - it's a police box VWORP-VWORP-ing through the temporal vortex, with a caped superhero swooping alongside! Collects Doctor Who: Ghost Stories #1-4
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Elisabeth –
I read issues 1-4 and won't be collecting any more. The story is ok - there's a full arc in those 4 issues - but the art is questionable at best and there are a couple of glaring grammatical errors in issues 2 and 3. (Lucy's a reporter, she should know her object pronouns!!) I don't know why DW comics are so bad for likenesses. There are a couple of panels in #3 that get the mains right, but there is no place where the child Jennifer (how is she 11 when 8 years ago she was an infant?) looks anyth I read issues 1-4 and won't be collecting any more. The story is ok - there's a full arc in those 4 issues - but the art is questionable at best and there are a couple of glaring grammatical errors in issues 2 and 3. (Lucy's a reporter, she should know her object pronouns!!) I don't know why DW comics are so bad for likenesses. There are a couple of panels in #3 that get the mains right, but there is no place where the child Jennifer (how is she 11 when 8 years ago she was an infant?) looks anything like a child.
Andy Hickman –
DOCTOR WHO - GHOST STORIES Grant needs the Doctor, and Grant’s family, more than he realises! (4 stars) #1 "A quick whizz to the other side of the universe turns into a quick LEAP into a post-apocalyptic FUTURE." . #2 "These are the DISPOSSESSED, the people that lost their home to the conflict." #3 "A hero doesn't freeze. A HERO always RISES to the occasion." . #4 "Take them to the holding area." "I'm going to presume this is all part of your PLAN, Doctor..." . #5 "Anyone would think i was living through the pa DOCTOR WHO - GHOST STORIES Grant needs the Doctor, and Grant’s family, more than he realises! (4 stars) #1 "A quick whizz to the other side of the universe turns into a quick LEAP into a post-apocalyptic FUTURE." . #2 "These are the DISPOSSESSED, the people that lost their home to the conflict." #3 "A hero doesn't freeze. A HERO always RISES to the occasion." . #4 "Take them to the holding area." "I'm going to presume this is all part of your PLAN, Doctor..." . #5 "Anyone would think i was living through the pages of a comic book." "It's NEVER too late to fight back, to start a revolution." - Doctor. . #6 The Sycorax!!! . #7 If the Sycorax were outsmarted by Tenth (in the show), then against Twelfth they will be a no-show ;) . #8 "Cosmic Housecleaning" tidies up the story arc. ..
Ben Biddle –
This little bit of nostalgia is a fun way to revisit old friends. The 12th Doctor has not seen his Christmas companions in eight years but as usual appears with a mysterious quest to save the universe. Lives are upended and adventures abound. The story is told in narrative fashion through the eyes of Lucy whose love and devotion to her family takes center stage. The Doctor is enigmatic as always, never divulging any more information than needed and asking more than anyone is prepared to give. This This little bit of nostalgia is a fun way to revisit old friends. The 12th Doctor has not seen his Christmas companions in eight years but as usual appears with a mysterious quest to save the universe. Lives are upended and adventures abound. The story is told in narrative fashion through the eyes of Lucy whose love and devotion to her family takes center stage. The Doctor is enigmatic as always, never divulging any more information than needed and asking more than anyone is prepared to give. This was a fun, quick romp through the universe full of questionable physics that drive even more implausible plot lines. For the Doctor Who fan, it ticks all the right boxes. As a graphic novel, it feels more like fast food than literary genius or a masterpiece of art.
Shaun Collins –
Sigh. If there was a format that could take the Doctor Who Superhero idea and make it work it would be comics, but... Nope. WAY too much nonsense, poorly plotted, structured, paced and edited. Trying to teach Grant a lesson about not just punching his way through problems only to punch his way into the solution. Yawn. Booring. I am kinda shocked because George Mann is solid. but perhaps that just goes to show that superheroes in Who don't work after all. For a more detailed review, visit www.tra Sigh. If there was a format that could take the Doctor Who Superhero idea and make it work it would be comics, but... Nope. WAY too much nonsense, poorly plotted, structured, paced and edited. Trying to teach Grant a lesson about not just punching his way through problems only to punch his way into the solution. Yawn. Booring. I am kinda shocked because George Mann is solid. but perhaps that just goes to show that superheroes in Who don't work after all. For a more detailed review, visit www.travelingthevortex.com (episode #378)
Steven Shinder –
I've always thought "The Return of Doctor Mysterio" was kinda meh, so I was hoping this comic would make it feel less like a throwaway story. And it kinda does. The superhero stuff does translate better somewhat in comic book format. The setting is able to get grander, and there's some gorgeous art. But I thought the ending was a bit of a cop-out. I've always thought "The Return of Doctor Mysterio" was kinda meh, so I was hoping this comic would make it feel less like a throwaway story. And it kinda does. The superhero stuff does translate better somewhat in comic book format. The setting is able to get grander, and there's some gorgeous art. But I thought the ending was a bit of a cop-out.
Colin Oaten –
Great tale revisiting the Peter Capaldi led Christmas special and the welcome return of The Ghost,bringing superheroes to the world of Doctor Who. Another impressive outing from the reliable pen of George Mann,who seems to excel with licensed characters such as The Doctor and Judge Dredd.
Δημήτρης Μπ –
Nice overall artwork, with some very pretty and colourful panels! The story itself is mediocre, but at least we get to see another story with Grant and his family as protagonists, who I really liked in the TV series.
Lillian Francis –
Read issue 1. Okay. How does the artist make the Doctor look nothing like Capaldi?
Fuzzball Baggins –
A brilliant graphic novel sequel to one of my favourite episodes!
Beatrix Tung –
lame :/ capaldi wasn't drawn on point lame :/ capaldi wasn't drawn on point
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