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Cargando... Doctor Who: The Seventh Doctor #2 (edición 2018)por Andrew Cartmel (Autor), Christopher Jones (Ilustrador), Ben Aaronovitch (Contribuidor)
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From Andrew Cartmel and Ben Aaronovitch, writers of Rivers of London, and the powers behind the beloved Doctor Who episode 'Remembrance of the Daleks' - which celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2018! No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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"Operation Volcano" is set in 1967 when a hydrogen bomb exposes an alien craft in the Australian desert. RAF Group Captain Gilmore - a character introduced in Aaronovitch's Remembrance of the Daleks - calls in the Doctor and Ace to investigate. Subsequent issues reveal a horrifying snake-like species that can attach itself to humans and tap into their consciousness. But all is not what appears and the Doctor knows more about these aliens than he lets on. Can his plan prevent the destruction of Earth by nuclear weapons, and how does Gilmore end up in the future with a snake on his back? There's a strong UNIT/spy thriller feel and the artistry captures the 60s style (write up to the illustrator lovingly detailing the women's breasts and short-shorts in the classic style). This is faithful the Seventh Doctor stories as portrayed by Sylvester McCoy and the Virgin New Adventures and I could see it succeeding as a tv adaptation.
"Hill of Beans" catches up with Mags, the werewolf from The Greatest Show in the Galaxy, and the physic circus. She's under threat as her planet Vulpana is under fascist rule and rounding up werewolves and other noncomformists. Eerily, the villain looks like Donald Trump and says "fire and fury." The art style is softer and works to capture an 80s aesthetic. Being the shorter of the two stories, it is very bareboned, and everything gets resolved rather easily. Again, though, it could be fleshed out into a tv show or book. ( )