The two latest Doctor Who short trip audiobooks from BBC Audio are a neat pair, each showing a whole “type” of Doctor Who adventuring. Counterstrike, by Una McCormack, pitted the Doctor and Belinda against an…
Issue #2 of the Fifteenth Doctor’s latest comic book adventure is a delicately balanced thing. On the one hand, it delivers a hefty amount of exposition in non-dialogue panels, telling the story, rather than allowing…
Doctor Who versus the Sasquatch? Yes, Babes! On a primal level, the title of this new BBC audio for the Fifteenth Doctor and Ruby Sunday sounds like one of the “factual” books of the late…
Rogue on TV was a peculiar episode of Doctor Who, with three general categories of reaction. On the one hand, there were the disappointing people who took umbrage at the kiss between bounty hunter Rogue…
73 Yards was a deeply peculiar Doctor Who story on-screen. In its main storyline, it was an excellent riff on Russell T Davies’ epic Years and Years with an effective folk horror twist. But in…
Space Babies has been regarded by the Doctor Who fandom as everything from an oddish start for a Doctor’s first proper season to an experiment in tech-syncing of voice to mouth movement that doesn’t quite ever pull off its big trick, to a bit of an exercise in sloganeering space silliness – depending on which rabbit holes of internet fandom you fall down.
As the Fifteenth Doctor would probably say, “Oh, YES, honey!” The previous Fifth Doctor novel and audiobook, Ruby Red, was gorgeously written by Georgia Cook, and read with an unfortunate beginner’s monotone by Millie Gibson,…
Most of the time with audiobooks of Doctor Who novels, the text and the reading work together as one, adding drama and emotion to the work as it exists on the page. And then, just…
With DOCTOR WHO well underway on BBC, IPlayer, and Disney+, Titan Comics is excited to give a first look into DOCTOR WHO: THE FIFTEENTH DOCTOR #1, by Dan Watters and Kelsey Ramsay. You can check out the…
