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# ''[[Space in Dimension Relative and Time (comic story)|Space in Dimension Relative and Time]]''
# ''[[Space in Dimension Relative and Time (comic story)|Space in Dimension Relative and Time]]''
# ''[[The Eternal Dogfight (comic story)|The Eternal Dogfight]]'' (part 1 of 2)
# ''[[The Eternal Dogfight (comic story)|The Eternal Dogfight]]'' (part 1 of 2)
#''[[The Infinite Astronaut (comic story)|The Infinite Astronaut]]'' (part 2 of 2)
# ''[[The Infinite Astronaut (comic story)|The Infinite Astronaut]]'' (part 2 of 2)
# ''[[The Rise and Fall (comic story)|The Rise and Fall]]''


== Back-up strips ==
== Back-up strips ==
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# ''[[An Adventure in Brine and Plaice (comic story)|An Adventure in Brine and Plaice]]'' (featuring River Song)
# ''[[An Adventure in Brine and Plaice (comic story)|An Adventure in Brine and Plaice]]'' (featuring River Song)
# ''[[Short-Change (comic story)|Short-Change]]'' (featuring Amy Pond)
# ''[[Short-Change (comic story)|Short-Change]]'' (featuring Amy Pond)
# ''[[Double Date (comic story)|Double Date]]'' (featuring Amy Pond, Rory Williams and River Song)


== Notes ==
== Notes ==

Revision as of 04:20, 5 March 2015

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Doctor Who: The Eleventh Doctor, published by Titan Publishing Group, is an American comic book series, comprised of multiple stories. It features the Eleventh Doctor and three new companions, Alice Obiefune, John Jones and ARC. The series takes place at some point during the period between The Big Bang and The Impossible Astronaut, whilst Amy and Rory are on their honeymoon.[1]

Main stories

  1. After Life
  2. The Friendly Place
  3. What He Wants...
  4. Whodunnit (part 1 of 2)
  5. The Sound of Our Voices (part 2 of 2)
  6. Space in Dimension Relative and Time
  7. The Eternal Dogfight (part 1 of 2)
  8. The Infinite Astronaut (part 2 of 2)
  9. The Rise and Fall

Back-up strips

In addition to the main adventure, each issue contains a short one-page back-up story written and drawn by Marc Ellerby.

  1. Pond Life (featuring Amy Pond, Rory Williams and River Song)
  2. Unexpected Enemy in Bagging Area (featuring Amy Pond)
  3. Sonic Sleuth (featuring Amy Pond)
  4. Wholloween (featuring Amy Pond)
  5. An Ood Thing to Say (featuring Amy Pond and Rory Williams)
  6. Bus Replacement TARDIS (featuring Amy Pond and Rory Williams)
  7. An Adventure in Brine and Plaice (featuring River Song)
  8. Short-Change (featuring Amy Pond)
  9. Double Date (featuring Amy Pond, Rory Williams and River Song)

Notes

  • The series was launched on 23 July 2014, coinciding with the launch of Doctor Who: The Tenth Doctor. To promote both series, a Doctor Who Comic Day event was held on 26 July.[2] Titan also publishes a Twelfth Doctor series.
  • Previously, IDW held the licence to produce an American comic book series based on the show.
  • This is the Eleventh Doctor's first ongoing comic series since Doctor Who (2012).
  • The cover to the first issue was drawn by Alice X. Zhang, based on a fanart piece she previously debuted online.
  • Individual issues of the series will be collected in hardcover volumes in 2015. Issues are also available digitally on the Comixology app and website.[3]
  • Alice Obiefune is a playable character in the Doctor Who: Legacy mobile game. The code to access her is printed in copies of #1.
  • The material used in this title and Titan's Twelfth Doctor and Tenth Doctor titles are combined into a single UK publication called Doctor Who Comic, which launched on 26 February, 2015.[4]

Cover gallery

The series debuted with a number of variants available with different retailers, a number of which correspond with one for Doctor Who: The Tenth Doctor. A cover gallery of variants for the first issue is printed in #2. Each issue has a variant for B (Pull-List variant) and C (limited Incentive variant; 1 copy is printed for every 10).

Alice X. Zhang's cover to #2 (entitled "The Roar of Our Stars") is available as a print from Big Chief Studios.

  • Issue 1 (Cover A) After Life

    Issue 1 (Cover A)
    After Life

  • #1 Cover B
    1. 1 Cover B
  • #1 Cover C
    1. 1 Cover C
  • #1 Cover D
    1. 1 Cover D
  • #1 Cover E
    1. 1 Cover E
  • #1 BBC Shop Variant
    1. 1 BBC Shop Variant
  • #1 Comickaze variant
    1. 1 Comickaze variant
  • #1 Previews variant
    1. 1 Previews variant
  • #1 Previews variant
    1. 1 Previews variant
  • #1 Forbidden Planet Variant
    1. 1 Forbidden Planet Variant
  • #1 Heroes & Fantasy variant
    1. 1 Heroes & Fantasy variant
  • #1 Midtown Comics variant
    1. 1 Midtown Comics variant
  • #1 Newbury Comics variant
    1. 1 Newbury Comics variant
  • #1 ThinkGeek variant
    1. 1 ThinkGeek variant
  • #1 SDCC varaint
    1. 1 SDCC varaint
  • #2 Cover A
    1. 2 Cover A
  • #2 Textless Cover A
    1. 2 Textless Cover A
  • #2 Cover B
    1. 2 Cover B
  • #2 Cover C
    1. 2 Cover C
  • #2 Previews variant
    1. 2 Previews variant
  • #3 Cover A
    1. 3 Cover A
  • #3 Cover B
    1. 3 Cover B
  • #3 Cover C
    1. 3 Cover C
  • #4 Cover A
    1. 4 Cover A
  • #4 Cover B
    1. 4 Cover B
  • #5 Cover A
    1. 5 Cover A
  • #5 Cover B
    1. 5 Cover B
  • #5 The Who Shop variant cover
    1. 5 The Who Shop variant cover
  • #6 Cover A
    1. 6 Cover A
  • #6 Cover B
    1. 6 Cover B
  • #7 Cover A
    1. 7 Cover A
  • #7 Cover B
    1. 7 Cover B
  • #7 Cover C
    1. 7 Cover C

Footnotes

  1. ↑ http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/doctor-who-comic-writers-discuss-696342
  2. ↑ http://titan-comics.com/news/celebrate-doctor-who-comics-day-on-july-26/
  3. ↑ https://www.comixology.co.uk/Doctor-Who-The-Eleventh-Doctor/comics-series/19814?ref=cHVibGlzaGVyL3ZpZXcvZGVza3RvcC9saXN0L3Nlcmllc0xpc3Q
  4. ↑ http://www.doctorwho.tv/whats-new/article/titan-launches-doctor-who-comic-in-uk/
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