Doctor Who: The Eleventh Doctor Complete Year One

“If you’re a fan of the Eleventh Doctor, or just want to read some fun Who stories, this is your book.” - Fandom Post “excellent” - Kasterborous Calling “9.5 out of 10!” - Nerds Unchained “Feels just like a 45-minute television episode!” - Sci-Fi Online “It’s very, very Eleventh Doctor. 5 out of 5!” - Sci Fi Mafia “9 out of 10!” - Those Who Geek “Williams and Ewing have created a great character in Alice” - Pixelated Geek “Feels exactly like an episode of the television series.” - Nerdist “Amazing! It hit all the right notes, and got the Doctor perfect. 9 out of 10!” - Comic Book Cast “The characterization of the Doctor is spot on.” - Comic Book Therapy “10 out of 10!” - Cult Den “An effective, fun read with some great characterisaGon and a sense of adventure. 9 out of 10!” - The Gallifrey Times “A fantastic Eleventh Doctor adventure. 9 out of 10!” - Newsarama “A great job creating a companion who can keep up with the Doctor. 10 out of 10!” - Project Fandom “An good Enjoyable romp.” - Flickering Myth “A fun introduction to both the Eleventh Doctor and his new companion.” - Down The Tubes “Superbly written. 9 out of 10!” - Florida Geek Scene “The writng and art style definitely bring the craziness of the Eleventh Doctor to life in this series.” - Awkward Geeks “A fun, quirky and emotional adventure.” - Unleash The Fanboy “Well-written with great art!” - Comic Bastards “Compelling art.” - Bleeding Cool “Captures the spirit of Mat Smith’s version of the Eleventh Doctor.” - Retrenders “It’s written beautifully.” - Sidekickcast “The story shines through and flows from panel to panel.” - Geek Syndicate “Spendid job at capturing Mat Smith’s expressions.” - Geek With Curves “Realistic emotions, but also a good amount of humor.” - Comics Worth Reading “Fast paced and non-stop in a way that is very much like the Eleventh Doctor himself.” - Pop Cults “The gorgeous artwork is used to tell the story in ingenious and touching ways.” - Hypable “A great job at embodying Mat Smith’s character.” - Science Fiction “if you’re a fan of the Doctor, you’ll love this. It feels like a collection of lost episodes.” - Manhattan Book Review

Al Ewing is a British comics writer who has contributed to various 2000 AD titles including Judge Dredd and Strontium Dog.

Rob Williams is an immensely talented British comics writer who has worked with virtually every major comics company on both sides of the Atlantic.

Simon Fraser is a British comics artist and writer best known for his work on Nikolai Dante, a series he created with writer Robbie Morrison in 2000 AD.

Warren Pleece is a British comics artist perhaps best known for his work at the Vertigo imprint of DC Comics, on titles as varied as Hellblazer, The Invisibles and The Tattooed Man.

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