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A review by mariakazantzi
Doctor Who: Prisoners of Time, Volume 1 by Scott Tipton, Lee Sullivan, Simon Fraser, David Tipton
3.0
Every series must begin in such way that the reader is hooked by the story and thus willing to read the next book. The first volume of the series "Doctor Who- Prisoners of Time" is therefore a good beginning, for the unexplainable disappereances of Doctor's companions catch the reader's attention and make him wonder how this mystery will be solved.
But even though the main mystery is really intriquing, the adventures in which we witness The Doctor and his companions get inolved are a bit dissapointing-it seems to me that the writers should spend more time developing these stories or simply choose more interesting characters and situations.
This comic leaves me with mixed feelings so I plan to read the next one hoping that the adventures are more fittinng for the Doctor.
But even though the main mystery is really intriquing, the adventures in which we witness The Doctor and his companions get inolved are a bit dissapointing-it seems to me that the writers should spend more time developing these stories or simply choose more interesting characters and situations.
This comic leaves me with mixed feelings so I plan to read the next one hoping that the adventures are more fittinng for the Doctor.