Excellent collection of 6 additional Doctor Who adventures in graphic novel format, all taking place with Doctor #11, Amy Pond, & Rory. My personal favorite moments were when Amy & The Doctor switch bodies, and when Amy raises an army to defeat evil using only a spork! :)

Doctor Who: It Came from Outer Space features several shorter stories, including an alien squid cult leader, an adventure with Santa, and an alien in a cloaking disguise who has enmeshed himself into small-town Earth life. Like most Doctor Who comics, it is way lime compared to an episode of Doctor Who. Matt Smith isn’t as clever, Amy and Rory aren’t as charming. And yet, I keep reading, hoping that this volume will be different. Because of their length and relative ease to read, I am much more

2 1/2 StarsI was tricked, this book has a cool cover but is filled with mediocre stories.The first story, Space Squid started out very promising! The reader is given a montage of adventures featuring the newly acquired companion Kevin, a T-Rex robot (see Doctor Who II Volume 2: When Worlds Collide). However, the rest of the story is rushed and a feels like it was lazily put together.Body Snatched Is the next story, and it is the longest; told over 2 issues. This story definitely had the most pot...

Another volume containing a variety of stories of various lengths, art styles and tones, ranging from some fairly by-the-numbers run-arounds to a completely silly and nearly dialogue-free Christmas story. While I liked some bits more than others, I can't say that anything particularly stood out, and I don't expect to remember a single detail of this by the time I wake up tomorrow. Just the usual blur of obnoxious, unfunny tongue-in-cheek quips and heavy-handed, repetitive, catchphrase-oriented c...

The third installment was wonderful, full of awesome stories. The first is "Space Squid" which is about, well, a giant space squid. Team TARDIS has picked up a new companion too...a robotic T-Rex named Kevin. The other stories are "Body Snatched" in which there is some pretty crazy/funny body switching, "Silent Knight" a short one with no dialogue about the Doctor saving Christmas, "Run, Doctor, Run" where the Doctor meets a race of gravitational shifters (think M.C. Escher), "Down to Earth" abo...

Interessante, ma non è altro che un'antologia di storie brevi non collegate tra loro

This is just what I wanted in a Doctor Who collection: a variety of stories and artwork. Not every plotline was amazing, but I loved the fact that there were several shorter, self-contained stories in this volume. Definitely my favourite one yet.

It's Doctor Who, of course I liked it.

The largest portion of the book, the story illustrated by Michael Dow Smith is terrific. He's a wonderful artist, very Mike Mignola-esque. And that story is just as good as you'd see on TV. The other stories are forgettable fluff.

Gotta love the Eleventh Doctor in comic book form. Comic books are cool! #12BooksofChristmas

Oh, where do I start? Well, I picked this one up because I love Doctor Who and I love graphic novels. Plus it stars the Eleventh Doctor, so why not? I'm also a big fan of Tony Lee's work, so it was bound to be good, right? Yeah, not really...I start reading the first story, "Space Squid," and a few pages in we are introduced to Commander KATIC and Major FILLION. My first thought is, huh... someone's a "Castle" fan. Slightly annoyed that 1) Lee couldn't be bothered to create original character na...

DOCTOR WHO Series 2, Volume 3 – It Came From Outer Space (Eleventh Doctor)SPACE SQUIDKevin the dinosaur: “It’s so..”Doctor: “Bigger on the inside. I know. Let’s skip all that and move on to something fun!”Kevin: “.. actually, I was going to say, ‘claustrophobic’.” (p1) Han Solo stylized character: “You keep talking of this Space Squid, but where is it? Eh? Hokey religions and magic cephalopods are no substitute for a good blaster at your side!” BODY SNATCHED Part 1The transfer machine impacts Do...

A grab bag of short Doctor stories.

“Space Squid” is fun mostly for its inclusion of Kevin, but otherwise is pretty forgettable [6/10]. “Body Switched” feels equally light, with its main strength being the body switching premise, which is never used to particularly great effect [6/10]. “Silent Knight” is totally shallow but fun & funny; it’s actually a comic without words done well, which is pretty rare [7/10]. Flakov’s “Run, Doctor, Run” is unfortunately even more shallow, so that there’s nothing to it [5/10]. The last two storie...

Compared to the previous volumes, this one was quite disappointing!!! The stories vary in quality and the writers use this collection as an experiment in story telling. Some are amazing and hits some emotional chords whereas others struggle. The major plus side here is the artwork, it impresses throughout and even with different styles the quality never drops. Plenty of geek littered Easter eggs including an entire space station crew been named after the main cast of the hit show Castle. Hopeful...

This edition is made up of 6 stories. I enjoyed all except Body Snatchers (#2). The art wasn't great and the story was really hard to follow. Too much babble. My favorite stories were 4-6 because I felt they truly captured the spirit of Doctor Who. I love reading this series because I get to have new adventures with 11, Amy, & Rory. I miss them so much!

(This review covers Series 2 Volume 2 and Volume 3.)Entertaining series of Eleventh Doctor adventures. The main writer is a bit shallow with his characterizations, and uses really similar plot twists in the main stories of both volumes, but he still has some interesting ideas. Some of the stand-alone stories in the third volume are rather good in and of themselves, too.

Owned it for years, finally got around to reading it. Pretty underwhelming. Definitely not the best 11th Doctor stories.

Natasha and I have been really enjoying these. Kevin is now my favorite character. I recommend the graphic novels and the only associated novel I've so far read, Doctor Who: Plague of the Cybermen, as well as the show itself and the vigorous fandom of Twitter as a good shared-family sort of interest. [Veronica loves the show, but prefers her reading more contemporary and realistic]. The graphic novels are providing a good way for me to keep in parallel with Natasha, even though I'm mostly not re...

This is six “short stories” about the Eleventh Doctor told as graphic novels, some have better stories than others, some have jarring art. “Space Squid” has a robot t- rex traveling with Rory, Amy and the Doctor, named Kevin. “Body Snatched” has the Doctor’s and Amy’s personalities switched and this is one whose art I don’t like. “Silent Knight” is a nearly wordless adventure where the Doctor and Santa help each other out.