Doctor Who Season 2 has a great variety of episodes, but it cuts short an era of happiness and positivity as Ncuti Gatwa bows out.
Author: William Tucker
William Tucker
William Tucker is a freelance writer. Comics first, everything else second. Once referred to Wuthering Heights as the "the one with the rabbits" in an English Lit class
Doctor Who Season 2 Episode 8 (The Reality War) ends another era of Doctor Who, bringing all parts of Gatwa’s time to a close.
Uncanny X-Men Issue 15 threatens to snatch away one of the Outliers, who is more than willing to accept a new fate in a terrifying realm.
Justice League Unlimited Issue 7 is too much too late to save a disjointed crossover that has never managed to feel consistent.
Absolute Wonder Woman Issue 8 is a fresh start to a new arc with Wonder Woman finding a new home and a new set of foes to face.
Absolute Martian Manhunter Issue 3 continues the buddy cop series featuring a quiet detective and his imaginary friend, a Martian.
Batman Issue 160 sees strange bedfellows be made across the Bat-Family, making Batman unsure of who to trust as Hush’s influence spreads.
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