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TARDIS Guide

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Released

Saturday, May 2, 2015

Written by

Nick Abadzis

Publisher

Titan Comics

Pages

22

Location (Potential Spoilers!)

TARDIS

Synopsis

The Tenth Doctor and Gabriella enter the TARDIS, with Gabriella complaining about the rain, and the Doctor arguing that the TARDIS overshot Summer. The Doctor leads her down into the TARDIS to the laundry room. Gabriella stops at the boot cupboard and asks for the purpose. The two reach the Laundry Room where the Doctor tells Gabriella how the system works and what features it has. He starts it up, forgetting that his Sonic Screwdriver is still in his jacket pocket. When they reach the wardrobe, Gabriella sees the Sixth Doctor's outfit nearby and questions it to which the Doctor replies it was the height of fashion when he wore it. As the two go through the wardrobe, a mud creature ends up coming out of the laundry system, carrying the Sonic Screwdriver and lurches through the TARDIS to the Doctor's location. Gabriella ends up screaming and as the Doctor grabs his Screwdriver the mud creature collapses. The Doctor exclaims and realises the Screwdriver agitated the dirt and mud molecules and with a low-level telepathic field, caused the mud to form into a golem-like creature.

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As a Doctor Who fan who really loves clothes, I can honestly say that there is a big slice of giddy wish fulfilment with this story. The idea of The Doctor taking me to his infinite wardrobe, or even his magic laundrette are the kinds of low stakes adventures that I could get behind experiencing myself!!

This is an excellent comedy. I think out and out comedy suits these short form comics well, as you have enough space to build up a comedic threat but probably not enough space to build up a dramatic one.


15thDoctor

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Fun story, but nothing particularly grabbing, but hey, what can there be in a 22 page free comic book day issue?


JayPea

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Laundro-Room of Doom is a short and fun little adventure. The plot is basic but serves the purpose well, which is to show more of the TARDIS in a fun way. It was great to see little bits that have been missed over the years. I enjoyed the art a lot.


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