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* ''[[Torchwood Magazine]]'' features its own licensed ''[[Torchwood (TV series)|Torchwood]]'' spin-off comic series in a similar | * ''[[Torchwood Magazine]]'' features its own licensed ''[[Torchwood (TV series)|Torchwood]]'' spin-off comic series in a way similar to the various ''[[Doctor Who]]'' magazines have their own spin-off comic series. The stories are aimed at an age similar to the television series audience and are adult in nature. | ||
* To celebrate the repeat of [[Series 2 (Torchwood)|Series 2]] of ''Torchwood'' on the [[UK]] channel ''Watch'', ''Torchwood Magazine'' commissioned an exclusive comic for their website. | * To celebrate the repeat of [[Series 2 (Torchwood)|Series 2]] of ''Torchwood'' on the [[UK]] channel ''Watch'', ''Torchwood Magazine'' commissioned an exclusive comic for their website. | ||
* In August 2010 [[Titan Publishing Group]] launched [[Torchwood The Official Comic]] this follows the collected comic strip story/ graphic novel [[Rift War!]]. | * In August 2010 [[Titan Publishing Group]] launched [[Torchwood The Official Comic]] this follows the collected comic strip story/ graphic novel [[Rift War!]]. | ||
* Of particular note is the fact that both [[John Barrowman]] ([[Jack Harkness]]) and [[Gareth David-Lloyd]] ([[Ianto Jones]]), have contributed to the comic stories with John co- | * Of particular note is the fact that both [[John Barrowman]] ([[Jack Harkness]]) and [[Gareth David-Lloyd]] ([[Ianto Jones]]), have contributed to the comic stories, with John co-writing [[Captain Jack and the Selkie]] and Gareth writing [[Shrouded]] - in both cases with their own screen character leading the story. The only other instance of such an occurrence is Colin Baker (Sixth Doctor) co-writing the graphic novel [[The Age of Chaos]]. | ||
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Revision as of 02:23, 28 December 2011
Overview
- Torchwood Magazine features its own licensed Torchwood spin-off comic series in a way similar to the various Doctor Who magazines have their own spin-off comic series. The stories are aimed at an age similar to the television series audience and are adult in nature.
- To celebrate the repeat of Series 2 of Torchwood on the UK channel Watch, Torchwood Magazine commissioned an exclusive comic for their website.
- In August 2010 Titan Publishing Group launched Torchwood The Official Comic this follows the collected comic strip story/ graphic novel Rift War!.
- Of particular note is the fact that both John Barrowman (Jack Harkness) and Gareth David-Lloyd (Ianto Jones), have contributed to the comic stories, with John co-writing Captain Jack and the Selkie and Gareth writing Shrouded - in both cases with their own screen character leading the story. The only other instance of such an occurrence is Colin Baker (Sixth Doctor) co-writing the graphic novel The Age of Chaos.
Torchwood comic strip stories
Torchwood Magazine
- Rift War! Part One (Issue 4)
- Rift War! Part Two (Issue 5)
- Rift War! Part Three: Funhouse! (Issue 6)
- Rift War! Part Four: Dino Crisis (Issue 7)
- Rift War! Part Five: Dark Times (Issue 8)
- Rift War! Part Six: Circles (Issue 9)
- Rift War! Part Seven: The Man Who Fell to Earth (Issue 10)
- Rift War! Part Eight: The Enemy of my Enemy... (Issue 11)
- Rift War! Part Nine: The Calm Before (Issue 12)
- Rift War! Part Ten: The Storm (Issue 13)
- Captain Jack and the Selkie (Issue 14)
- Broken (Issues 15 - 19)
- Fated to Pretend (Issue 20)
- Shrouded (Issues 21 - 22)
- Somebody Else's Problem (Issue 23)
- Hell House by Roger Gibson Issue 24
