Doctor Who Omnibus #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the first several issues of IDW's Doctor Who series, featuring the Eleventh Doctor (as portrayed by Matt Smith) in a series of adventures that span time and space. The stories include encounters with classic foes like the Daleks and the Cybermen, as well as original threats, all written by Tony Lee with art by various contributors. It serves as a starting point for IDW's run with the Eleventh Doctor, bringing together multiple story arcs into a single omnibus edition.
"Agent Provocateur [Part 1]" kicks off a thrilling Doctor Who adventure in 1669, where the Doctor and Martha land amidst the terror of the plague—only to uncover a hidden cosmic battle between an alien macro-virus fueling the outbreak and an immunoglobulin working to stop it. Written by Charlie Kirchoff and illustrated by Tom Mandrake, with colors by Kirchoff and letters by Chris Mowry, this story blends historical dread with sci-fi intrigue. The striking cover, a collaborative effort by Ben Templesmith and Paul Grist, captures the era’s grim atmosphere with a haunting, otherworldly edge.
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↩ Reprints Doctor Who #1 (2008), Doctor Who #2 (2008), Doctor Who #3 (2008), Doctor Who #4 (2008), Doctor Who #5 (2008), Doctor Who #6 (2008), Doctor Who: The Forgotten #1 (2008), Doctor Who: The Forgotten #2 (2008), Doctor Who: The Forgotten #3 (2008), Doctor Who: The Forgotten #4 (2008), Doctor Who: The Forgotten #5 (2008), Doctor Who: The Forgotten #6 (2009), Doctor Who: The Whispering Gallery #[nn] (2009), Doctor Who: Time Machination #[nn] (2009), Doctor Who: Autopia #[nn] (2009), Doctor Who: Room with a Déjà View #[nn] (2009), Doctor Who: Cold-Blooded War #[nn] (2009), Doctor Who: Black Death White Life #[nn] (2009)
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