I actually only really liked the story with Clara, to be honest.

Three new adventures with the 10th, 11th, and 12th Doctors. Short, fun stories. The Doctors are portrayed well. And the artwork is good.

It's a good thing this was free. The first was so short and choppy I thought pages were missing. Same with the second story. The third just wasn't interesting. Sigh. I hope the upcoming issue they mention is better. The art was great though. They were to short to tell if the personalities are captured.

As most people who know me well already know, I LOVE DOCTOR WHO! This was a fun little 5 minute read with 3 different stories in it featuring Doctors 10, 11 & 12. The first sees Clara and 12 saving the creatures of a Quartz planet. The second story features 11 and a misunderstood book monster and finally, 10 had to deal with a creature of his own making. These are so super quick. Think a mini- webisode! 3 stars

GoodAt first I thought it was a single story with three Doctors but it really is three stories with the Doctor on a difference face and time. They were short, straight to the point. You get a crisis and a fast way to solve it. I'm not saying that's bad but it felt rushed. The stories were good so expanding them a bit would've worked better.

I've been marathoning Doctor Who all month and I finished season 7 last week. This TV Show is one of those series that I could watch every single day and don't get tired of it. Plus, I'd forgot some things since it's been two years that I'd watched season 7.So I thought that reading something with Doctor Who relate was going to be great.While I was reading I could hear the voice of each doctor and remember exactly how they act. I would love to have physical copies so I could collect them, but oh...

I loved this so much, and I'm not even a Whovian...or I wasn't, anyway. I think I might be now...Woohooooooo this was AWESOME!!

Very short comicsI have read free books with more pages than these free comics..This one had three stories eh I really cant call them that but technically by the barest margins they are..not impressed at all.This was the 2nd freebie comic I have read..I believe they will all b a page or so of a story quick wrap up ending on to the next story just as quick..blah!!so dont get excited there are 3 stories lol..

5 stars for the second story (with number 11), 3 stars for the other two.Really, if you like books, read the second story in this comic book. You'll love it. It's hilarious.

Doctor Who is really fun! The storyline is amazing! Plus, there's a free eBook version of this comic available at https://www.e-sentral.com/book/info/5... to make me even more fun to read it!

Doctor Who goodyAnother one that has been gathering cyber dust in my electronic library that I never got round to reading till today. It’s nice to see three of the newer doctors together and I like how the design is based on the actors. It also includes an interview with one of the creators which I found really interesting.

Nothing Spectacular, But Kinda EntertainingThis free comic is a compilation of three (extremely) short stories based in the Doctor Who universe. The first story, The Body Electric, focuses on the Doctor's 12th generation - the current one, when this comic was published, and one of my least favorite incarnations. The main POV character is Clara, whom I hate for her plotlines and not living up to my expectations for Oswin Oswald. So I have to admit I went into the tale with a negative bias the siz...

I should say, to start with, that I'm a relative stranger to comic books. I've read some (mostly various Disney things featuring various ducks and mice), but it's never really been a medium I've felt terribly interested in - didn't really grow up with them, I suppose.I'm trying to change that, though, not the least because I'm just so hungry for any Twelfth Doctor content I can get my hands on that ignoring an entire medium would not be a great idea. So this free comic book day issue (also out a...

12 and Clara deal with mysterious deaths on a planet made of quartz. 11 battles a monster trying to take over Earth through Comic books.10 discovers more of his Tardis and not to leave his sonic in his pockets.

Each story was only a few pages long. Which made each story very short, Barely enough time to introduce the Doctor, his companion, the problem and then the solution. No sense of story or tense because it was so short.

Easily the best comic book from the FCBD 2015 event! This is a single comic book issue given in the Free Comic Book Day event of 2015, featuring 3 stories from 3 different Doctors.The overall rating is an average sum based on the individual ratings given to each story included in the comic book. THE BODY ELECTRIC Rating: *** ( 3 stars )Writer: George MannIllustrator: Mariano LaclaustraWHO:The Doctor: The Twelfth DoctorCompanion: Clara OswaldWHERE & WHEN:Planet: Asmoray. Not established date

A freebie that is in essence a paper commercial for the upcoming comic series of the various recent Doctors. Three short stories that do show the essence of the Doctor and his universe. Well worth your while.I got it along with my regular comic series which mostly involve the various pulp heroes. But there is always a place for the Doctor.

Free doctorsThis is a really enjoyable comic book.You have 3 of the. 13 doctors do if you don't like 1 I still could enjoy 2 more. I am not a big fan of comic books but I love doctor who. Because it's for free I decided to give it a go and as I said I really enjoyed it. Can't wait to read the next book

A nice quick FREE read for whovians. While I could really imagine the Doctors' voices, I wanted to see more of the actual companions instead of the unknowns included here. The first story, featuring the Twelfth Doctor and Clara, was as good as some of the mini-sodes we've seen but I felt it needed a bit more development. The second with Eleven in modern day London was clearly a plug for future Doctor Who comic books. But my favourite was the final story starring the Tenth Doctor (and not just be...