Mann s speedy pacing is a pitch-perfect recreation of a sort of light and breezy episode of the modern show and like the show itself, it does a good job of laying out a few dangling mysteries and plot threads to pick up over the course of the series. - I09 With Emma Vieceli as artist, you know he's going to look totes handsome. But George Mann is a longtime fan and writer of the character as well, making this a creative team with serious Doctor Who cred. - Comics Alliance Definitely written to appeal to fans of Doctor Who still looking for that entire season of Doctor Eight stories, but also for Whovians who just can t get enough - The Pullbox It s fun, it s fast, there s lots going on you should definitely pick this up if you are a Doctor Who fan - The Mary Sue The artwork is particularly airy and fun, with a great use of colours perfectly in line with hooking new readers into this Doctor s new adventures...Whether you are familiar with this particular Doctor isn t necessary as it offers the usual trappings that make the core character so great, the eccentricities, the blue box and the companion. - The Big Comic Page Great introduction to the Eighth Doctor...I m glad to see McGann getting his due once again, and it seems like Titan Comics have put the right creative team in place. - Panels ...it put a smile on my face. Mann s story is fun, breezy and does a good job of setting up the mystery of Josie Day...clean and striking...definitely worth reading if you re a fan of the 8th Doctor. - The GWW Fast-paced, with clever dialogue and setup - Major Spoilers Emma Vieceli captures the look of actor Paul Mcgann, who played the Eighth doctor, perfectly - Adventure in Poor Taste George Mann easily matches Steven Moffat as a writer...The art by Emma Vieceli is a delight. - My Geeky Geeky Ways George Mann creates a wonderful story with enough twists and turns that keeps you wondering what will happen next - The Geek Girl Project
