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Released

Thursday, January 30, 2025

Written by

Alan Barnes

Letterer(s)

Roger Langridge

Publisher

Panini Comics

Pages

6

Synopsis

Run was the two hundred and eleventh comic strip published in Doctor Who Magazine by Panini Magazines and was written by Alan Barnes. It starred the Fifteenth Doctor.

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Short and sweet. Nice little action piece that isn't very deep, but it doesn't need to be. Fifteen talking to himself after Ruby's departure is a nice little touch.

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Azurillkirby

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The short length does the story a disservice. Some good ideas, beautiful art and an interesting setting are all squandered due to the short story, which did not provide space to go into the depth this could have deserved, instead having a comic of the Doctor running almost non-stop.


joeymapes21

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Run is an interesting enough idea, but it's not anything special. This strip, at just 6 pages, is very short, making it hard to go too in depth in any aspect of the story. A few extra pages may have really helped. Alas, that's not to be in the current DWM strip. Hence, the plot is comfortably mediocre. Otherwise, the art is nice.


Bongo50

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I like how this explores the 15th doctors loneliness a little while travelling alone talking to himself pretending his friends are there with him it’s fun but also kinda tragic short comic but I had fun


Rock_Angel

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This review contains spoilers!

A perfectly fine little story with the Doctor thinking about how much he misses Ruby. Not exactly new ground for a Doctor and companion, but there's nothing inherently wrong with the story.


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WOLF: You can't run forever, Time Lord!

DOCTOR: But I have! I was with Pheidippides at Marathon. I trained with the Chariots of Fire boys, in 1924!

DOCTOR: How's the theme go? "Der-der-der-der-der-derr, der-der-der-der-derr..."

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