V.1 - Doctor Who: The Lost Dimension
Nick Abadzis & Carlos Cabrera & Mariano Laclaustra & Hernan Cabrera
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Publisher's summary Titan Comics
Doctor Who: The Lost Dimension – Part Three 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. The Tenth Doctor and his companions, Gabby Gonzalez and Cindy Wu, were in the Vortex when the TARDIS control room suddenly became that of the Third Doctor – including an appearance by the Third Doctor himself, screaming in pain, as the white energy sought to destroy him! The image vanished as suddenly as it arrived, but now the Doctor must work out what has attacked his past self… before his own timeline unravels!
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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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At the end of his life, the Twelfth Doctor faced his darkest hour:
losing his beloved companions Bill and Nardole in an impossible
stand-off against the Cybermen, and losing Missy to herself, not long
after. Mortally wounded in battle, he could see no reason to go on.
He was willing to die a final death. But a surprise, time-twisting
encounter with his oldest self, the first Doctor, led him to recover
his desire to go on – to start again. It’s time for change. For
regeneration. And the Doctor has a few things to say to the Doctor
that is to come. For in his warren of memories and the many lives
past lies the key to a brilliant future…
