V.4 -C.5 - Doctor Who: The Eleventh Doctor
Si Spurrier & Warren Pleece & Hi-Fi
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( 42 Chapters )
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Publisher's summary Titan Comics
Time to take the fight back to those who have accused the Doctor of horrible war crimes! The TARDIS team needs to break into a remote prison to get the tech that will allow them to pull off an incredible heist... Sounds like they'll need some expert help!
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The Doctor, Alice, and the Sapling – now growing further into adulthood – take on a new wave of insane adventures! Still missing many of their most treasured memories, the TARDIS team stumble across a Memory Ark, and their reality starts to fray further at the edges… Then, can the Doctor and Alice stop the Sapling from growing into the genocidal creature of destruction it may be doomed to be?
Veteran Who writers George Mann (Supremacy of the Cybermen, Warhammer 40,000), and James Peaty (Supergirl, Doctor Who: The Tenth Doctor), join with incredible artists I.N.J. Culbard (Wild’s End), Ivan Rodriguez (Supremacy of the Cybermen) and Wellington Diaz (Nova) to explore the Eleventh Doctor’s Year Three comics adventues!
Collects Doctor Who: The Eleventh Doctor #3.5 - #3.8
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With the TARDIS coming apart, the Sapling was forced to put down
roots to try and keep the faithful ship together… but, unfortunately,
the TARDIS saw this as a threat, rapidly expanding and changing shape
to try and escape the plant matter engulfing her. Meanwhile, due to
the ship’s breach, the terrifying Scream was finally able to come
aboard. Forced with no other option, the Doctor was forced to enable
the Hostile Action Dispersal System, expelling everyone into space…
but his plan has gong horribly wrong - the Scream absorbed the
Sapling in the process… leaving Alice and the Doctor with no memories
at all.
By the same authors
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Freedom Bound, explores Scotland’s uncomfortable connections with the
history of slavery. We follow the interconnected stories of three
enslaved people seeking freedom in Scotland in the decades before the
legal case which decided that Scots Law could not tolerate slavery.
Freedom Bound is the first book of its kind and we anticipate it
becoming an invaluable teaching resource, encompassing art,
literature, history and politics, as well as a gripping historical
novel for popular release. The book aims to make this difficult
subject matter accessible for young readers without sugar-coating the
history of Scotland.
