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Doctor Who (Titan): Twelfth Doctor (Comic Book)
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The Twelfth Doctor comics were one of Titan's three initial on-going series of Doctor Who comics, and like the other three were published from 2014 to 2018 and divided into three "years" similar to TV seasons. They were written initially by Robbie Morrison, followed by George Mann and then Richard Dinnick, with a variety of artists.The series can be divided into eras that do not directly correspond with the "year" boundaries. Year One, bookended by multi-part stories about an evil race of sentient stars, features Twelve and Clara Oswald between "The Caretaker" and "Dark Water" (the Skovox Blitzer is referred to in dialogue and Danny Pink is alive) in Issues 1-11 and the Four Doctors crossover event, while Issues 12-15 and the 2015 Christmas one-shot are set between "Last Christmas" and "The Magician's Apprentice". Year Two sets Issues 1-5 between "The Zygon Inversion" and "Face the Raven" (there are two Osgoods again and Clara's alive). Supremacy of the Cybermen, Issues 6-15, and Issues 1-4 of Year Three are set between "Hell Bent" and "The Husbands of River Song", with Twelve either alone or travelling on-and-off with original companion Hattie, a far-future punk rock musician. From Issue 5 onwards, Year Three and the Lost Dimension crossover switches to Series 10's Team TARDIS of Bill Potts and Nardole between "Empress of Mars" and "The Eaters of Light" (Bill recognizes Ice Warriors and Missy's only been out of the Vault once).Additionally, there was uniquely a stand-alone Twelfth Doctor mini-series, initially digital-only, called Ghost Stories, a sequel to "The Return of Doctor Mysterio" which reunited the Doctor with superhero Grant "The Ghost" Gordon and his family.The series was the most episodic of all three ongoing comics, with very little in the way of long-term plots.This series contains the following tropes: | |
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