Brilliantly bonkers and unique - nothing ever quite like this, with some wonderfully comical moments, and brilliant ideas.

Again, an interesting story which works really well for the target audience - a lot of fun with this one.

Unremarkable, but the pacing and using the short medium is slowly improving.

A funny well developed comic, brimming with great concepts and ideas, tied together in an entertaining and humorous story.

Some good art, and a slightly more substantial story with some nice ideas and messages, which is better than most of the Doctor Who Adventures comics so far.

A really interesting development in Traken culture, adding a lot of insight into evil and their early days, which was handled really well, and used perfectly to develop Nyssa as a character alongside the Fifth Doctor - this story has done wonders for me appreciating their dynamic, and is a favourite for me for this reason.

An often used sci-fi trope, travelling inside a body is interesting enough when handled well, but it wasn't done its best here. The detail of the Doctor saving her for a treaty though adds a slightly more interesting dimension.

A more interesting little story, still suffering the general issues of the Doctor Who Adventures comic problems - underdeveloped, but this is at least a better story that children can enjoy.

A story which uses the cast really well, and builds epically across its setting, to reveal a rich, deep and interesting historical story. A brilliant introduction to Erimem who adds much to the dynamic of The Fifth Doctor and Peri, and I'm excited to see more of as I continue through the audios.

A more interesting, yet very cliché story, with some good art supporting this. The resolution leaves a lot to be desired, with not much development.