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I've just read this for the second time. Any one of these stories would have impressed in the TV series, and the pattern is quite similar - far-future story, celebrity historical, big Earth invasion finale. The Doctor for me in these issues is still rather empty - I have to struggle to hear his voice when reading the dialogue. But that's the fault of TV executives rather than the comic strip. I'd probably enjoy this even more had I heard a few more of his Big Finish adventures.
For anyone who knows me, what I'm about to say is high praise indeed: The Flood is the best Cyberman story written to date. And the other stories in this final chronicle of the 8th Doctor's comic book run are also quite amazing, but the final tale of the Cybermen is by far the best and a great way for the 8th Doctor to sail off into the sunset.
The best of the Paul McGann collections, by a small but important margin.First off: the only real dud in this collection is "The Nightmare Game"; as an American born in the '80s, I don't have any special affection for 1970s footie and my guess is I never will. While I respect Gareth Roberts' attempt at a 1979 Doctor Who Weekly-style story, it all just falls a bit flat, and feels exceptionally inconsequential. The art is also the weakest in this installment, by far.But the other strips included i...
The final eighth doctor volume comes to an exciting end as the return of who to TV heralds in a new era. Great stuff here including the great new design of the cybermen in the title story. The end of one of the longest runs for a doctor comes doesn't disappoint. The freedom of the writers was going to be curtailed by the shows return but the quality certainly wasn't. The classic era goes out with a bang!
This book collects twenty-five months of Comic Strips in Doctor Who Magazine, including the last of the Eighth Doctor stories. There are a lot of ups and downs as the Doctor moves on from Izzy:Where Nobody Knows Your Name (DWM 329): After having said farewell to his companion Izzy in the previous story, the Eighth Doctor strolls into a bar and has a conversation with a bartender.As a story, this one is basic. There's a nice variety of aliens which are interesting to look at and other than that,
