Sweet little comic that passes the torch from 11 to 12 in which Clara has a little adventure on her own.

The two robotic sheep dog were hilarious.

Really liked the concept of a time tree.

I had a lot of fun listening to this. It is really noticeable how much love went into this and it is really sweet how much they tried to make sure that would do justice to the fans.
My best friend an I were guessing along who the vampire might be and went back and forth on who it might be till the end. But honestly the heart of the story were all the interactions not only between Yaz and the Doctor (which hit right in the feels), but also between Yaz and her friends.

The TARDIS taking a swim too was very funny.

Again super cute! I like the idea of a giant whale robot designed to catch just the right amount of fish. And once again I am astonished how they manage to put good plot twists into four page comics.

I liked it. It was a cute little story.

It was a fun and light read. I especially enjoyed the setting of a medieval like planet that still uses remnants from a long gone more advanced time. Wouldn’t mind if it ever got revisited.

The guest cast were characterised very well. Only Bernhardts devotion to his mistress got a bit annoying over time. Emfil was very fun and relatable.

For Clara and the Doctor it is hard to tell how well they are translated over from the screen, since I read the German translation and it has been years since I actually watched an episode in German. Though I do remember thinking it worked quite well, when reading it for the first time.

The changing of perspective (between first and third person) took me a bit out of the flow while reading, but made sense within the narrative. The only problem I had that it felt like the timelines of the different settings didn’t match up. At one point it was mentioned by one character that weeks had passed, but it didn’t feel like the same amount of time had gone by for the other characters in their storyline. For them to meet up again it had to have happened though.

The Glamour the entire trilogy is about  seems to be just another random McGuffin I don’t particularly care about, but that doesn’t really have an effect on my overall opinion of the book.

If you are looking for an entertaining light read, I can really recommend this book.