V.2 - Doctor Who: The Lost Dimension
George Mann & Cavan Scott & Mariano Laclaustra & Fer Centurion & Carlos Cabrera & Mony Castillo
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Publisher's summary Titan Comics
Doctor Who: The Lost Dimension – Part Eight The thrilling conclusion to this year’s event! As the universe slips away into the Void, the Doctor’s are brought together to face a foe as colossal as it is unlikely! The rules of time and space, cause and effect, break down completely, and the Doctor is all that stands between Earth and annihilation!
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Doctor Who: The Lost Dimension – Part Six The Twelfth Doctor, Bill,
and Nardole make a stunning discovery regarding the Void's invasion…
and the population of Planet Earth is turned against their greatest
protector.
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The Lost Dimension Part 5
An unknown force is striking from the depths of space, emerging as impossibly-large white holes over civilized planets, absorbing or annihilating everything that lives.
This force has spread throughout all of time, challenging the Doctor in all of his incarnations.
But not all of them were at the point of impact – many of the Doctor’s previous selves, along with good friends and companions, are scattered throughout history on journeys of their own.
We turn our attention first to the archaeologist of the impossible… River Song!
Continues in Doctor Who: The Twelfth Doctor #3.8 – The Lost Dimension Part 6
By the same authors
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A foul plot unfolds from the depths of London, as bombs rock the
city, the dead rise, and Her Majesty is not amused! Discoer the
dynamic detective duo Sir Maurice Newbury and Miss Veronica Hobbes,
defenders of the Victorian Empire against threats both natural and
supernatural. The HIT steampunk mystery novels unleash a new tale
by original creator George Mann (‘Doctor Who’, ‘Dark Souls’) with
irrepressible illustrations by Dan Boultwood (‘It Came!’, ‘The
Phoenix’). Plus, exclusive Newbury & Hobbes prose story! Collects
Newbury & Hobbes #1-4. “There is no doubting the talent on show in
this book. Fans of Doctor Who or Holmes should find enough to quench
their thirst.” – Comic Crusaders “Fans of Alan Moore’s work will
enjoy Mann’s description of Victorian asylums, slums, aristocratic
soirees and things that go bump in the night.” – Strange Horizons
