Doctor Who: Free Comic Book Day #01
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Body Electric," the Doctor’s misadventure takes a bizarre turn when his Sonic Screwdriver gets accidentally washed—only to animate the mud clinging to his clothes, turning it into a furious, sentient mess. Written by Nick Abadzis and brought to life by Eleonora Carlini’s dynamic art and Claudia SG Ianniciello’s vivid colors, this Free Comic Book Day special showcases a surprisingly personal twist on the Doctor’s trusty tool, as its signature green glow shifts to a striking blue. Cover by Eleonora Carlini.
In the electric storms of Asmoray’s Quartz Wastes, a human crew harvests raw power—unaware they’re ensnaring the very lifeforms that call the storms home. When the Doctor and Clara arrive, they must confront the cost of energy drawn from a living world.
In "Give Free or Die," the Doctor confronts Zzagnar, a sentient viral story spreading through free media and consuming humanity—until the Time Lord forces him into a physical form, making his words subject to the same scrutiny as any other writer’s. It’s a sharp, clever twist on authorship and influence, where the power of a story is finally measured by its substance, not its reach.
When the Doctor accidentally leaves his Sonic Screwdriver in his laundry, the mud from a recent adventure comes to life—fueled by the device’s energy and now glowing a strange blue. As the machine hums in the washing machine, chaos brews in the laundromat, and the Doctor must untangle the mess before things get even more out of control.
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Reprinted in Doctor Who: The Twelfth Doctor #2 (2015), Doctor Who: The Tenth Doctor #3 (2015), Doctor Who: The Tenth Doctor #3 (2016), Doctor Who #[nn] (2017)
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