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|name              = Fractures
|image            = Fractures graphic novel.jpg
|image            = Fractures graphic novel.jpg
|doctor            = Twelfth Doctor
|doctor            = Twelfth Doctor
|companions        = [[Clara Oswald|Clara]]
|companions        = [[Clara Oswald|Clara]]
|writer            = [[Robbie Morrison]]
|writer            = [[Robbie Morrison (writer)|Robbie Morrison]]
|editor            = [[Andrew James]]
|editor            = [[Andrew James]]
|artist            = [[Brian Williamson]], [[Mariano Laclaustra]]
|artist            = [[Brian Williamson]], [[Mariano Laclaustra]]
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|cover            = [[Blair Shedd]]
|cover            = [[Blair Shedd]]
|publication      = ''[[Doctor Who: The Twelfth Doctor]]''
|publication      = ''[[Doctor Who: The Twelfth Doctor]]''
|ISBN             =  
|isbn             = ISBN 978-1-78276-301-7
|release date      = [[7 October (releases)|7 October]] [[2015 (releases)|2015]]
|release date      = [[7 October (releases)|7 October]] [[2015 (releases)|2015]]
|publisher        = Titan Comics
|publisher        = Titan Comics
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== Additional features ==
== Additional features ==
''to be added''
A brief recap of the events in the previous comic story, ''[[The Swords of Kali (comic story)|The Swords of Kali]]''.


== Credits ==
== Credits ==
* Writer: [[Robbie Morrison]]
* Writer: [[Robbie Morrison (writer)|Robbie Morrison]]
* Artists: [[Brian Williamson]] & [[Mariano Laclaustra]]
* Artists: [[Brian Williamson]] & [[Mariano Laclaustra]]
* Colorist: [[Hi-Fi]]
* Colorist: [[Hi-Fi]]
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[[Steven Moffat]], [[Brian Minchin]], [[Matt Nicholls]], [[James Dudley]], [[Georgie Britton]], [[Edward Russell]], [[Derek Ritchie]], [[Scott Handcock]], [[Kirsty Mullan]], [[Kate Bush]], [[Julia Nocciolino]], [[Ed Casey]], [[Marcus Wilson]], and [[Richard Cookson]]
[[Steven Moffat]], [[Brian Minchin]], [[Matt Nicholls]], [[James Dudley]], [[Georgie Britton]], [[Edward Russell]], [[Derek Ritchie]], [[Scott Handcock]], [[Kirsty Mullan]], [[Kate Bush]], [[Julia Nocciolino]], [[Ed Casey]], [[Marcus Wilson]], and [[Richard Cookson]]


== Notes ==
== Gallery ==
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Fractures German.jpeg|German edition
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Latest revision as of 07:18, 18 March 2023

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Fractures was the second volume of the Titan Comics series of Doctor Who: The Twelfth Doctor comic collections. It collected issues six through ten of the series.

Publisher's summary[[edit] | [edit source]]

After their adventures in India, the Doctor and Clara return to her present – but danger is slipping through the cracks between universes, and London (and UNIT!) have no defence against the Fractures! Will the Doctor risk all of reality to reunite a family – or sacrifice a good man to keep the multiverse spinning?

Then, the Doctor gambles with his life in 1960s Las Vegas, as he and Clara must team up with gangsters in order to defeat an intergalactic crime syndicate – but is this one too many spins on the Doctor's roulette wheel?

Collects The Twelfth Doctor #6-10

Featured stories[[edit] | [edit source]]

Additional features[[edit] | [edit source]]

A brief recap of the events in the previous comic story, The Swords of Kali.

Credits[[edit] | [edit source]]

Titan Comics[[edit] | [edit source]]

BBC Worldwide[[edit] | [edit source]]

Special thanks to[[edit] | [edit source]]

Steven Moffat, Brian Minchin, Matt Nicholls, James Dudley, Georgie Britton, Edward Russell, Derek Ritchie, Scott Handcock, Kirsty Mullan, Kate Bush, Julia Nocciolino, Ed Casey, Marcus Wilson, and Richard Cookson

Gallery[[edit] | [edit source]]