Wednesday, 27 April 2016
The story sees the Doctor having to play detective and find a missing child on a mansion high above the clouds. As you'd expect, the house starts to fall and he gets chased by angry gorilla-themed aliens.
The talented Russ Leach and John Burns are on art and colour duties.
Doctor Who Adventures 14 is available from your local supermarket or newsagent, or you can find info on how to subscribe on the official website.
Here's the cover and a preview:
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- Hi there. I'm Kieron. I write films, comics, and other assorted scribbles. I like Doctor Who, LGBTQ subjects, and chocolate digestives.
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