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|year = [[London]], [[1972]] | |year = [[London]], [[1972]] | ||
|writer = | |writer = Mark Wright | ||
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|publisher = Panini Comics | |publisher = Panini Comics | ||
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Moving In was a comic story published in Doctor Who Magazine in 2016. Picking up from where The Pestilent Heart left off, and as the title suggests, it depicts the Twelfth Doctor moving in with Jess Collins and her family, fully beginning the short story arc in which the Doctor is invited to live under their roof following the TARDIS's being temporarily put out of commission.
The story is split into four, three-page vignettes which each depict the Doctor getting to know each member of "the Collinses".
Plot
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Characters
References
Popular culture
- The Doctor and Maxwell debate whether Batman or Captain America is the better superhero. The Doctor sides with Captain America due to him being an every-man who proved that anyone could be a hero on conviction alone, while Maxwell initially defends Batman until the debate leaves him declaring that the Hulk would "smash them both".
- The Doctor muses over the fact that Space Invaders hasn't been invented yet.
- The Doctor tells Maxwell that he's still got Pac-Man to look forward to.
Notes
Original print details
- (Publication with page count and closing caption)
- DWM 504 (12 pages) Next: Bloodsport!
Continuity
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