V.7 - Doctor Who: The Twelfth Doctor
George Mann & Mariano Laclaustra & Carlos Cabrera
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Publisher's summary Titan Comics
It's the start of a brand new year for the Twelfth Doctor - and a brand new adventure begins! In a sleepy seaside town, something has woken beneath the waves…
In the same series. 42 volumes
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It's the 2015 Doctor Who Holiday Special! When a mysterious Christmas
card materializes on the TARDIS console, Clara and the Doctor are
pulled into an interdimensional adventure of astoundingly festive
proportions! Packed with impossible sights and nigh-insurmountable
stakes, this special issue also contains puzzles and games woven into
the story!
In the same series. 5 chapters
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BETWEEN THE FUTURE AND THE PAST: HORROR!The Doctor and Clara and their allies are split between two time zones, as the clock counts down to the resurrection of the vengeful Kali! Will an ageless cult succeed where so many villains have failed? What chance does the Doctor have against a plan that has been in motion for thousands of years?Find out in the pulse-pounding finale of The Swords of Kali!Doctor Who, the Daleks, the Cybermen, TARDIS and all other characters and logos are trade marks of the BBC and are used under licence unless otherwise indicated.
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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
