The Everlasting Summer is a short, sweet and I think beautiful end to Thirteens DWM run. The first few strips I found really good but these last ones a lot weaker, but this is a lovely if simple story about the necessity of embracing change and I think ends on a beautiful panel. It has some funny moments and the aliens have nice designs, and one of the few EU Dan stories, this is a great conclusion to Thirteens era.

Lovely emotional ending which hits a bittersweet note leading into the end of the 13th Doctor's run.

Some great concepts, call backs, and ideas throughout - but perhaps a little overloaded, with these to the point that none had the space to breathe to develop. However, the Beelings, the garden resetting for summer, were certainly great ideas.

This was quite a lovely story with a nice concept, and quite sad at the end too knowing its the end of 13's DWM comics.

Covid screwed up the DWM strip, so we don't get a full finale to her story arcs. Still, we get a fine and a bit fun rumination on the fact that changed is an essential part of life. The Doctor visits a nursing home where technology is keeping it reliving the same day over and over again. In addition, there are shapeshifting bird creatures who are mad at the Doctor because she told people they'd come to help them and they never did. There's your usually random DWM fan service with Sara Kingdom in a panel, and Yaz gets aged heavily before it's reversed. Overall a good story, but nothing that special.