I can see a good idea about disregarding nature in favour of consumption here, but the comic is too short to elaborate on anything or even have a reasonably logical plot. It’s just: event happens, so characters does things. That’s it. And the length is partially at fault for that, but I have read many 5 page comics with infinitely more structure than this. I don’t think mister Quinn put much thought or care into it.

Unlike the artist Russ Leach though! Quite some detail in the drawings, and even while they’re pretty stiff, the character designs are great! Varied and with a lot of personality, and they’re staged really well across the panels. And I don’t know if this was a case of writer or artist doing it (though I would guess the latter), but the paneling is really clear and pleasant.

The colours I personally find too bright and contrasting to be nice to look at. But it’s fine overall outside of that preference for me.

The Thirteenth Doctor #12

'The Greatest Movie Never Made' (2019) from Doctor Who Adventures Special.

Feel like next to no effort went into this. Very disregardable.

The Doctor Who Adventures Comics were an Oddity in the Whoniverse.

Starting in the Tennant Era they were publishing those constantly throughout that tenure, later the Smith Years and even in the Capaldi Years. That stopped in the Whittaker Era, it's only Entry is this Story, and what an odd Story to finish this Comic Range.

For me, this Story is a double sword, I really like the Concept and see a lot of Potential. The Art as often with those is decent enough, sadly for me this Story just doesn't use its Potential. There are some nice Bits to it, but it suffers from past ones, which offered some interesting Story/World building Potential but never go beyond it with it.

Honestly looking at this Oddity of the Range is much more intriguing, the DWA were definitely something very 2000s, I don't think they could have continued throughout the 2020s unlike DWM Comics.