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DOCTOR WHO: ELEVENTH DOCTOR YEAR THREE #13

​Writers: Alex Paknad​el & Rob Williams Artists: JB Bastos & Luiz Campello ​Cover A: Blair Shedd Cover B: Photo Publisher: Titan Comics FC -​ ​$3.99 – On sale: ​January 10, 2018

The third year of the Eleventh Doctor comes to a fiery conclusion!

Can the Sapling escape its destiny?

Will the Scream be remembered? Will Alice make it out alive?

#DoctorWho: The Eleventh Doctor Year Three #13 preview. Can the Sapling escape its destiny? #comics DOCTOR WHO: ELEVENTH DOCTOR YEAR THREE #13 ​Writers: Alex Paknad​el & Rob Williams Artists: JB Bastos & Luiz Campello…

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Year Three of Titan Comics’ Eleventh Doctor title comes to an end with the second part of Hungry Thirsty Roots, which sees a culmination in the plot strands of the previous 12 issues.

The Eleventh Doctor #3.1 began with Remembrance, and the following issue introduced us to The Scream, a member of the race known as the Silence – so powerful that even other Silents couldn’t remember him. He’s been a presence throughout the most recent run of stories, notably in The Tragical History Tour and Strange Loops. Now, he’s back, and reality has warped, memories prove elusive, and the Doctor and his companion, Alice Obiefune are in very precarious situations indeed.

Written by Alex Paknad​el and Rob Williams, here’s the synopsis for The Eleventh Doctor #3.13:

The third year of the Eleventh Doctor comes to a fiery conclusion!

Can the Sapling escape its destiny?

As you can see, there are two covers available – one by Blair Shedd, and a photographic variant by Will Brooks.

With internal art by JB Bastos and Luiz Campello, The Eleventh Doctor #3.13 is out now, with a $3.99 RRP.

Titan Comics’ Eleventh Doctor Year Three Concludes with Hungry Thirsty Roots [PREVIEW] Year Three of Titan Comics' Eleventh Doctor title comes to an end with the second part of 

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Doctor Who: Eleventh Doctor Year Three #13

Latest Review: Writer: Alex Paknad el & Rob Williams  Artist: JB Bastos & Luiz Campello Cover A: Blair Shedd Cover B: Photo There are times when Doctor Who comics seem to be the ultimate storytelling form for Doctor Who. Such a malleable franchise deserves an equally malleable format. Comics are unrestricted by a television budget. Nor are they concerned with appealing to a larger audience than the one they’re guaranteed. Their stories can be as broad or as intimate as they want. As bold and new, or referential. Doctor Who comics can be anything. No other line of Doctor Who comics exemplifies this better than The Eleventh Doctor series published by Titan comics. Their characters are rich, complex, hilarious, and charming. Their plots range from personal trials to epic battles (quite often both at once). Some concepts are simple and fun, while others are mind-bendingly brilliant. Most impressive of all - no matter how intense a story gets, there’s always room for a bit of silliness. Number 13 in this Doctor’s third year of comic book adventures takes all the elements of Doctor Who that work best and brings them together with utterly gorgeous art by JB Bastos & Luiz Campello . The Doctor’s world has never looked more cleanly detailed, with not a single line out of place. The story is a climax of sorts. The Doctor and Alice inhabit a world built on their memories, complete with a Gallifreyan skyline and sonic screwdriver buildings, with the two of them experiencing some pretty intense amnesia. The Doctor isn’t quite sure what he is, what he should be, or how to dress. His new wardrobe is mishmash of his old wardrobe, harkening back to Doctors past in a splendid way. Alice is with her mother, always thinking of the man from her dreams with the bow tie.   A character losing one’s memory can often seem like a tired gimmick. More often than not the trope is used to change a character’s personality or a lazy effort of introducing conflict. Here, amnesia is both a tragedy of what was lost and a celebration of all the adventures we’ve had with these two phenomenal characters. Throw in an offshoot of The Silence controlling everything, characters surviving in the consciousness of a previously very dangerous sapling, and all the heart a Time Lord’s biology can muster, and you’ve got Doctor Who as you know it and love it best looking better than it ever has before.   http://reviews.doctorwhonews.net/2018/01/doctor_who_eleventh_doctor_year_three_13.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr