Doctor Who: The Eleventh Doctor, Vol. 3: Conversion by Al Ewing

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


The first year of Eleventh Doctor comics comes to conclusion in this final volume collecting Issues 11-15 of the series along with the Free Comic Day 2015 book.

I do have to say the story of a reality-warping entity that starts the book is probably the best of Titan's first run of Free Comic Book Day offerings for Doctor Who.

The rest of the book wraps up the big questions of this first series such as how did Jones become a well known king of pop music when his career had been as a bland beige figure who blends is so he's practically invisible as well as the finale of the battle against the scout.

While they're a few off notes, the story really does shine. The art is bold and imaginative and there are some powerful emotional moments when Alice stands out as a companion despite her having a few shaky moments. All in all, it's a satisfactory conclusion to a very good first year for the Eleventh Doctor at Titan Comics.



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