Bill’s first foray into the Twelfth Doctor’s comic adventures saw the pair caught in the middle of a stand-off between a group of Vikings and Ice Warriors, all going head to head with a sentient disease-carrying Flood. After defeating the enemy, there was little time to rest before the Doctor was thrown into another crisis which threatened his past incarnations and everyone he ever loved – the Void! Working with his previous selves, the Doctor managed to contain the proto-TARDIS which was causing the damage and save the universe! Now, his adventures continue…

The shadowy puppetmasters behind the darkness at Ravenscar are revealed, as the bodycount climbs and the shocking revelations add up! Can the Doctor and Clara, armed with a hundred years of secret history, triumph over the conspiracy and drive out an ancient evil?

The Doctor’s attempt at a relaxing trip to the seaside took a somewhat unexpected turn, when the town was invaded by seaweed husk creatures. With the help of Hattie and team of angry pensioners, the Doctor managed to temporarily hold off the monsters, but their psychic attacks are paralysing the citizens of the sleepy town. The Doctor is determined to get answers, even if that means putting himself on the front line… or beneath the waves!

When a strange force flings the TARDIS into our universe, the Doctor encounters a 12-year-old girl who happens to be a huge fan of the Doctor Who television show. The Doctor must then grapple with being a fictional character, along with monsters lurking in the girl¡¯s school, on the way to coming face-to-face with the actor who portrays him, Matt Smith. Written by Doctor Who TV writer Paul Cornell and artist Jimmy Broxton to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who.

The Twelfth Doctor grapples with two deadly small towns in this brand-new collection, kicking off Year Three! It’s the return of fan-favorite comics companion, space bassist Hattie, as the Doctor takes her for the best fish and chips in the galaxy. But there’s something ancient and unknowable beneath the waves of the 1970s seaside town where they end up – something that weaves itself into Hattie’s dreams and drags itself up onto land in mounds of shambling seaweed. Writers George Mann (Doctor Who: Supremacy of the Cybermen) and James Peaty (Supergirl) team up with artists Mariano Laclaustra and Warren Pleece to chart the terrifying, continuing adventures of the Twelfth Doctor. Collects Doctor Who: The Twelfth Doctor #3.1 - 4

The Twelfth Doctor continues his solo tour... or has he already welcomed a new comics companion aboard the TARDIS? We're not telling! Either way, it spells astounding interstellar adventure with no limits!

The Twelfth Doctor has just regenerated – but the universe won’t give him a minute’s rest! Not when there’s a violent star on the warpath on a terraformed ice planet – or an ancient alien, masquerading as the celestial Okti, murdering her way towards resurrection in the year 2314! Enter the TARDIS with the Doctor and Clara for stunning new adventures! First, the pair battle an enemy who can slide between the cracks of the universe and take over unwilling human hosts – the FRACTURES! Then, the pair discovers an alien invasion in 1960s Las Vegas – forcing them to team up with gangsters! Next, The Doctor and Clara are back with a jaunt back to 1845, where the pair discover a horrifying secret hidden in a stately home! Then, the malevolent Hyperions return to scorch the solar system of all life – and the Doctor is pulled into in an epic war for the future of all humankind!

"Collects Doctor Who: the Twelfth Doctor year three #5-7 and #9"--Page 4 of cover.

The Golden Years of the Doctor and Clara begin, as the Twelfth Doctor comics leap into Series 9! Writer Robbie Morrison is back with a year-long extravaganza that kicks off with an excellent jumping-on point for new readers - while Rachael Stott (Star Trek) joins us as new regular series artist!

The long-running popular TV series Doctor Who is, Piers Britton argues, a 'uniquely design intensive text': its time-and-space-travel premise requires that designers be tirelessly imaginative in devising new worlds and entities and recreating past civilizations. While Doctor Who's attempts at worldbuilding are notorious for being hit-and-miss – old jokes about wobbly walls and sink plungers die hard – the distinctiveness of the series' design imagery is beyond question. And over the course of six decades Doctor Who has produced designs which are not only iconic but, in being repeatedly revisited and updated, have proven to be an ever-more important element in the series' identity and mythos. In the first in-depth study of Doctor Who's costumes, sets and graphics, Piers Britton offers an historical overview of both the original and the revived series, explores theoretical frameworks for evaluating Doctor Who design, and provides detailed analysis of key images. Case studies include the visual morphology of Doctor Who's historical adventures, the evaluative character of cosplay, and the ongoing significance for the Doctor Who brand of such high-profile designs as the Daleks and the TARDIS interior, the 'time-tunnel' title sequence, and the costumes of the Fourth and Thirteenth Doctors.