A review by lydsansthekidd
Doctor Who: The Eleventh Doctor Vol. 1: After Life by Al Ewing, Rob Williams
2.0
The stories feel enough like an episode that I was satisfied. I do feel like some of the chapters jumped for a huge amount of time in places, so it took a second for me to realize what was happening. Maybe I just wasn't paying enough attention? But there were a few times where I went back in the chapter and still didn't a hundred percent get what was happening right away.
I really liked the companion in this comic. Alice was super fun and definitely different from the type of characters we see in the show. I love the black and white symbolism in her introduction.
The art for each chapter was really beautiful, but I wasn't as big of a fan of the actual stories' art. Eleven always looked a little blob-ish or weird. He was recognizable, but never quite right for me.
I really liked the companion in this comic. Alice was super fun and definitely different from the type of characters we see in the show. I love the black and white symbolism in her introduction.
The art for each chapter was really beautiful, but I wasn't as big of a fan of the actual stories' art. Eleven always looked a little blob-ish or weird. He was recognizable, but never quite right for me.