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A review by tabman678
Doctor Who: The Eighth Doctor, Vol. 1: A Matter of Life and Death by George Mann, Hi-Fi, Emma Vieceli
This is a wonderful collection!
I love the eighth Doctor, I fancy him quite a lot and this does his character justice while also giving him another good companion in Josie.
Each story I will admit should have another issue to fit more with the Doctor Who model of storytelling,those cliff hangers are key after all. But each premise is done very well in the 23 pages or so they are given.
Each idea is also done very well. The ending is very good with how it ties things up between the characters.
I’d love to read more by this team with these characters but even still I enjoyed the hell out of this and it’s all very well put together, there aren’t any loose ends.
I love the eighth Doctor, I fancy him quite a lot and this does his character justice while also giving him another good companion in Josie.
Each story I will admit should have another issue to fit more with the Doctor Who model of storytelling,those cliff hangers are key after all. But each premise is done very well in the 23 pages or so they are given.
Each idea is also done very well. The ending is very good with how it ties things up between the characters.
I’d love to read more by this team with these characters but even still I enjoyed the hell out of this and it’s all very well put together, there aren’t any loose ends.