Doctor Who: A Tale of Two Time Lords Vol. 1: A Little Help From My Friends (Doctor Who: The Thirteenth Doctor: Year 2)

This is a good graphic novel - interesting reason for a Doctor and companion meet up. What irritates me is that while Roberta Ingranata is capable of some fine artwork (great detail to Tardis exterior and great background) she seems incapable of drawing noses! Despite some ok character likeness, what ruins this and other Doctor Who comic artwork she has produced over the years, many of the frames contain crude and basic drawings and those noses just look so wrong. Can’t imagine that Jodie Whittaker will be very flattered. Scripting and characterisation is good though from Jody Houser.

This was bought as a present to my younger brother, who loves doctor who. He especially likes the idea of other doctors meeting each other. The story was a lot of fun, the characters were very much themselves, and it all worked well. I'm really glad I made this purchase. The art style I would give four stars; I would have preferred some of the other styles that are used in the selection of possible cover arts at the back of the book.Overall it was really was rather excellent. Hopefully they will make more comics like this. Within reason though - I greatly prefer quality over quantity!

I bought this being skeptical about the how it read and feel, compared to the TV Show with the 13th Doctor. This is without of doubt to best story line since the 13th Doctor has come onto our screens. The story is well structured, balanced and has the right amount of Classic and Modern Who. I recommend this for any Doctor Who fans. It is also nice to see the 10th Doctor and Martha together again.

Very enjoyable,I loved it and my daughter did as well

APPEALING TO KIDS.COLLIN SMITHENGLAND