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A review by connorwhittl3
Doctor Who: Fury from the Deep by Victor Pemberton
3.0
Concise thoughts of a Who Fan going through the classic stories.
As a DW story: 7/10
Interesting plot, with a lot of great moments espesially those involving the Doctor and Jamie.
The antagonist in this episode is unique, threatening and felt genuinely quite menacing.
Compared to the Screen: - I haven't seen the particular episodes this book is based on, but believe that the chemistry and feel of the trio was captured amazingly.
Non-Who Perspective - 3/10
This segment refers more to, 'could somebody jump into the series here, and if they did how would it be perceived.'
I feel this story relies heavily on the moments between the trio, which are really emphasised by all their past adventures together. Readers without that context would like miss out.
As a DW story: 7/10
Interesting plot, with a lot of great moments espesially those involving the Doctor and Jamie.
The antagonist in this episode is unique, threatening and felt genuinely quite menacing.
Compared to the Screen: - I haven't seen the particular episodes this book is based on, but believe that the chemistry and feel of the trio was captured amazingly.
Non-Who Perspective - 3/10
This segment refers more to, 'could somebody jump into the series here, and if they did how would it be perceived.'
I feel this story relies heavily on the moments between the trio, which are really emphasised by all their past adventures together. Readers without that context would like miss out.