Tag: Mark Wright
Doctor Who Vol. 25: Doorway To Hell by Mark Wright (graphic novel review).
There was a certain ‘old school’ feeling to Peter Capaldi’s portrayal of the Doctor. Eschewing the youthful air of his recent predecessors, Capaldi was a throwback to the gruff air of William Hartnell alongside the genuine ‘alien-ness’ of Tom Baker. This collection of ‘Doctor Who Monthly’ comicstrips, published just after the strip and the TV […]
Doctor Who: Masters Of Earth by Mark Wright and Cavan Scott (CD review).
What happens in Scotland stays in Scotland. The Doctor and Peri return to Earth but typically they overshoot the 20th century and arrive in the middle of the Dalek occupation in the wilds of Scotland and the Daleks are the Masters of the Earth. Times are very dark indeed and it’s not long before Peri […]
Doctor Who: Night Of The Whisper (Destiny Of The Doctor 9) by Cavan Scott and Mark Wright.
‘Night Of The Whisper’ brings back the wonderful Chris Eccleston’s Ninth Doctor as we get an adventure with both Rose and Captain Jack as they visit New Vegas. What a wonderful place, a pleasure dome, literally under a dome. Its Jack’s perfect place and Rose is promised the adventure of a lifetime but, unsurprisingly, it’s […]
Counter Measures: Series 2 Box Set by Matt Fitton, James Goss, Mark Wright, Cavan Scott, John Dorney (CD review).
There are four episodes in this new series of ‘Counter Measures’ and the worse thing is, that like many a box set, it’s all over far too soon. For those arriving in the 60s, in a slightly slow union jacked mini, this team were originally part of the Sylvester McCoy story ‘Remembrance Of The Daleks’. […]
Doctor Who Companion Chronicler: Project Nirvana by Cavan Scott and Mark Wright (CD review).
‘Project Nirvana’ is a ‘Companion Chronicle’ that forms part of the series of adventures with Lysandra Aristedes (Maggie O’Neill) and Sally Morgan (Amy Pemberton). While the Doctor (Sylvester McCoy) manipulates his other companions, he sets the two women off on a mission in Lysandra’s past when she worked for the mysterious agency, the Forge, under […]
