A review by tea_rex_love
Doctor Who: Series III, Vol. 1: Hypothetical Gentleman by Philip Bond, Mark Buckingham, Andy Diggle, Brandon Seifert
2.0
If I'm not a fan of the artwork, there's not much of a chance that I'll like the graphic novel, either. Part one, "The Hypothetical Gentleman," had illustrations that were very washed-out and bland. It looked a bit like what would happen if I made a picture using pen and watercolors and then left it out in the rain. Needless to say, I was unimpressed. The story was decent, but ended on a cliffhanger that I don't think will be addressed in another issue.
Part two, "The Doctor And The Nurse" featured artwork that did have more detail, but the characters ended up not looking anything like themselves. While reading it I felt disconnected from the characters because I hardly recognized them. The story itself was mildly entertaining, but not enough to make up for everything else.
Part two, "The Doctor And The Nurse" featured artwork that did have more detail, but the characters ended up not looking anything like themselves. While reading it I felt disconnected from the characters because I hardly recognized them. The story itself was mildly entertaining, but not enough to make up for everything else.