Doctor Who: The Lost Dimension #1

If you haven't given Doctor Who a chance, you couldn't do better than making this book your entryway into a bigger universe. The story is fantastic and the artwork stunning. I would advise having an experienced Whovian friend on hand, however, so you have someone to talk to afterward who can explain all the little bits you might have missed. Read Full Review

Doctor Who: The Lost Dimension #1 Alpha may kill me with its long, involved title, but it does do a great job of kicking off what looks to be a damn fine crossover event. The rest of the event will spread out through the other running Who comics and a couple of specials, so pay attention at the back of the book, as it lays out where the next installment will fall. If this first special is any indication, we're in for a good time. Read Full Review

Standing as a sort of Valiant Entertainment crossover for the Anglophile set, Doctor Who: The Lost Dimension-Alpha is an expansive, charming, and gorgeous opening for the Time Lord's latest epic. Read Full Review

Doctor Who " The Lost Dimension #1: Alpha is out today from Titan Comics. Read Full Review

It's hard to quite know where the story will go because just having so many Doctors in this first issue means more time is dedicated to them than the problem at hand. But on every level, Doctor Who: The Lost Dimension #1: Alpha is a joy for Doctor Who fans because it's everything they've ever wanted to see on TV. Read Full Review

This is a comic for longtime Whovians, and it will be a great way to keep my appetite sated until this Christmas when we meet Jodie Whitaker. Read Full Review

Doctor Who: The Lost Dimension " Alpha #1 is a solid starting point for this latest crossover. Seeing the return of The Doctor's daughter, Jenny, the creative team give us a narrative that stumbles through several generations of the famous Time Lord. It does unfortunately leave us with a few too many questions, with it being hard to gauge where the story is heading. Read Full Review