David Tennant's Doctor to star in Jodie Whittaker Doctor Who prequel comics
The Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth Doctors will all feature in a new series of comics accompanying the upcoming series 11

The BBC is paving the way for Jodie Whittaker's new Doctor with a whole host of companion books and comic series – and now we know that beloved faces from Doctor Who past will be involved.
David Tennant's Tenth Doctor, Mat Smith's Eleventh and Peter Capaldi's Twelfth will all feature in a new series of comics called The Road to the Thirteenth Doctor.
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The new comics, created by Titan Comics and BBC Studios, is set to be released in July and will feature all-new stories that expand the history of the series before Jodie Whittaker's debut as the Thirteenth Doctor later this year.
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The series is written by James Peaty, with covers by Robert Hack.
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"In the course of the series, the Tenth Doctor encounters lost, ghostly spaceships, the Eleventh Doctor and Alice visit a robot-infested 19th-century San Francisco, and the Twelfth Doctor finds London’s Piccadilly Circus transformed into a wasteland of emptiness and pterodactyls," according to Entertainment Weekly.





