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A review by ladynerd
Doctor Who: The Eighth Doctor: A Matter of Life and Death by George Mann
3.0
3.5 ⭐
Everyone knows I absolutely adore Paul McGann, (including Paul McGann) so naturally I was super excited for this. I love Eight to bits and his personality and kindness always amaze me.
This collection was fun to read, albeit a bit too rushed. I would've loved to see more nuanced stories rather than short stories without much depth. But I like the character of Josie and the beautiful art and cool monster designs. The Doctor himself had moments that showed a darker self behind his nice demeanour, which is refreshing to see.
The 3rd story has to be my favourite, reminding me a little of Camera Obscura perhaps. Very atmospheric and a brilliant idea I would love to see on screen some day.
Everyone knows I absolutely adore Paul McGann, (including Paul McGann) so naturally I was super excited for this. I love Eight to bits and his personality and kindness always amaze me.
This collection was fun to read, albeit a bit too rushed. I would've loved to see more nuanced stories rather than short stories without much depth. But I like the character of Josie and the beautiful art and cool monster designs. The Doctor himself had moments that showed a darker self behind his nice demeanour, which is refreshing to see.
The 3rd story has to be my favourite, reminding me a little of Camera Obscura perhaps. Very atmospheric and a brilliant idea I would love to see on screen some day.