Brian Shearer
Auteur de Doctor Who: A Fairytale Life
Œuvres de Brian Shearer
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer [adapted - Campfire Classics] (2009) — Illustrateur; Illustrateur — 26 exemplaires
William The Last - Chapter 1 1 exemplaire
Scraps vol.2: Sketches, Doodles and Nonsense 1 exemplaire
Fanboy Almanac: Free Comic Book Day 2006 — Auteur — 1 exemplaire
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The Doctor and Amy are looking for something to do, a plce to go to rest and enjoy life. A vaction planet ? Ah, but this one has some glitches, some deadly ones. this fairy tale planet is not as fun as advertised.
I would have liked more detail on the art. It was plain and lacked details. The story as always was very good.
I would have liked more detail on the art. It was plain and lacked details. The story as always was very good.
The author did an amazing job matching the tone and voice of Matt Smith's doctor and a decent (not quite as good) job with Amy. The story was a mix of fun and light with a touch of serious and sad. I enjoyed it more than I expected to.
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- Œuvres
- 7
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- 10
- Membres
- 79
- Popularité
- #226,897
- Évaluation
- 4.0
- Critiques
- 8
- ISBN
- 5
This is an enjoyable enough fantasy-world-actually-a-theme-park story, with the Doctor and Amy liberating the oppressed. The art by Kelly Yates is seriously below par though, with Amy much more freckled than the real Karen Gillan and the Doctor often looking like someone else entirely. This was early in the Eleventh Doctor era, so perhaps the lead characters’ images were not well communicated to the artist, but it’s a barrier to enjoyment. There are some nice covers by Bill Willingham though.… (plus d'informations)