Space Timeduck
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My secret place for Dr Who thoughts.
Cold-Blooded War, a 2009 Titan comic where Donna Noble helps bring peace to the Draconian empire by teaching them about feminism.
A sequel to the 70s Peladon serials, this story feels authentic, in the sense that it doesn't really understand feminism.
A sequel to the 70s Peladon serials, this story feels authentic, in the sense that it doesn't really understand feminism.
October 11, 2023 at 6:04 PM
Cold-Blooded War, a 2009 Titan comic where Donna Noble helps bring peace to the Draconian empire by teaching them about feminism.
A sequel to the 70s Peladon serials, this story feels authentic, in the sense that it doesn't really understand feminism.
A sequel to the 70s Peladon serials, this story feels authentic, in the sense that it doesn't really understand feminism.
I'm about a page into the Doom's Day novel Extraction Point, and I'm happy to announce that this novel is brilliant and the Doom's Day project is good actually.
October 10, 2023 at 5:53 PM
I'm about a page into the Doom's Day novel Extraction Point, and I'm happy to announce that this novel is brilliant and the Doom's Day project is good actually.
Autopia, a 2009 Doctor Who comic from Titan.
The Doctor and Donna visit a supposed utopia, but with self-aware robots as slaves. The Doctor-Donna inspire a revolution, and prevent bloodshed by ... turning the planet into a tourist spot??
It's like if Planet of the Ood was pro capitalism.
The Doctor and Donna visit a supposed utopia, but with self-aware robots as slaves. The Doctor-Donna inspire a revolution, and prevent bloodshed by ... turning the planet into a tourist spot??
It's like if Planet of the Ood was pro capitalism.
October 9, 2023 at 2:22 PM
Autopia, a 2009 Doctor Who comic from Titan.
The Doctor and Donna visit a supposed utopia, but with self-aware robots as slaves. The Doctor-Donna inspire a revolution, and prevent bloodshed by ... turning the planet into a tourist spot??
It's like if Planet of the Ood was pro capitalism.
The Doctor and Donna visit a supposed utopia, but with self-aware robots as slaves. The Doctor-Donna inspire a revolution, and prevent bloodshed by ... turning the planet into a tourist spot??
It's like if Planet of the Ood was pro capitalism.
The Time Machination, a 2009 Titan comic where the Torchwood Institute convinces HG Wells to help capture the Doctor.
I really like that idea! And the art is absolutely gorgeous.
Unfortunately I did not enjoy this comic because of Tony Lee's excessive use of references to other Dr Who stories.
I really like that idea! And the art is absolutely gorgeous.
Unfortunately I did not enjoy this comic because of Tony Lee's excessive use of references to other Dr Who stories.
October 8, 2023 at 2:31 AM
The Time Machination, a 2009 Titan comic where the Torchwood Institute convinces HG Wells to help capture the Doctor.
I really like that idea! And the art is absolutely gorgeous.
Unfortunately I did not enjoy this comic because of Tony Lee's excessive use of references to other Dr Who stories.
I really like that idea! And the art is absolutely gorgeous.
Unfortunately I did not enjoy this comic because of Tony Lee's excessive use of references to other Dr Who stories.
Tell you what's brilliant - The Whispering Gallery. A Titan comic with the Tenth Doctor and Martha.
They land on a planet that observes extreme stoicism, with a gallery capturing its people's most profound emotions felt when they die.
A 2000AD-ish plot, but with a tone of optimistic melancholy.
They land on a planet that observes extreme stoicism, with a gallery capturing its people's most profound emotions felt when they die.
A 2000AD-ish plot, but with a tone of optimistic melancholy.
October 6, 2023 at 10:28 PM
Tell you what's brilliant - The Whispering Gallery. A Titan comic with the Tenth Doctor and Martha.
They land on a planet that observes extreme stoicism, with a gallery capturing its people's most profound emotions felt when they die.
A 2000AD-ish plot, but with a tone of optimistic melancholy.
They land on a planet that observes extreme stoicism, with a gallery capturing its people's most profound emotions felt when they die.
A 2000AD-ish plot, but with a tone of optimistic melancholy.
It's a shame there's nobody who exists who can truly enjoy the Doom's Day project.
I come closest. I like non-telly Dr Who, I like stories that span different media, and I like fun new characters.
Problem is, even I can't like the Lost in Time game.
I come closest. I like non-telly Dr Who, I like stories that span different media, and I like fun new characters.
Problem is, even I can't like the Lost in Time game.
October 5, 2023 at 1:05 AM
It's a shame there's nobody who exists who can truly enjoy the Doom's Day project.
I come closest. I like non-telly Dr Who, I like stories that span different media, and I like fun new characters.
Problem is, even I can't like the Lost in Time game.
I come closest. I like non-telly Dr Who, I like stories that span different media, and I like fun new characters.
Problem is, even I can't like the Lost in Time game.
Today I read the Titan Doom's Day comic, A Doctor In The House? Part Two.
I like Titan comics, I like Jody Houser, I like Doom's Day. I didn't like this comic very much.
It's mainly the storytelling in the art. What exactly happens at the book stall? So unclear.
I like Titan comics, I like Jody Houser, I like Doom's Day. I didn't like this comic very much.
It's mainly the storytelling in the art. What exactly happens at the book stall? So unclear.
September 24, 2023 at 12:32 AM
Today I read the Titan Doom's Day comic, A Doctor In The House? Part Two.
I like Titan comics, I like Jody Houser, I like Doom's Day. I didn't like this comic very much.
It's mainly the storytelling in the art. What exactly happens at the book stall? So unclear.
I like Titan comics, I like Jody Houser, I like Doom's Day. I didn't like this comic very much.
It's mainly the storytelling in the art. What exactly happens at the book stall? So unclear.