March is almost upon us, which means that we will soon be seeing Matt Smith debut as the Doctor. David Tennant fans have something to look forward to as well because we will also be treated to IDW Publishing’s newest Doctor Who comics, with two new issues and two collections hitting the shelves next month. Here are IDW Publishing’s solicitations for Doctor Who comics arriving in March:
DOCTOR WHO #9
Written by Tony Lee, art by Blair Shedd, covers by Paul Grist and Shedd.
“Don’t Step On The Grass” Part 1 (of 2): When The Doctor is called back to modern-day London by Martha Jones and U.N.I.T., the last thing he expects are the Enochian Angels of Elizabethan magician John Dee, the secret underground library of Greenwich Park, and an army of angry living trees!
32 pages, $3.99.
DOCTOR WHO CLASSICS: SERIES 3 #1
Written by Steve Parkhouse, art by John Ridgway, cover by Robert Hack.
IDW’s newly recolored reprints of classic Doctor Who tales from years past continues in this all-new series picking up where Series II left off. In this first issue, with 32 pages of story and no ads, Steve Parkhouse and John Ridgway present “The Shape Shifter” and Parts 1 and 2 of “Voyager,” featuring the sixth Doctor.
32 pages, $3.99.
DOCTOR WHO, VOL. 1: FUGITIVE
Written by Tony Lee, art by Al Davison and Matt Smith, cover by Paul Grist.
An anomaly in the space-time continuum brings the Doctor to Hollywood during the Roaring Twenties, where he makes new friends and new enemies. But his actions attract the attention of the Shadow Proclamation, which puts him on trial for his life! This book collects the first six issues of the ongoing series.
152 pages, $19.99.
DOCTOR WHO CLASSICS VOL. 5
Written by Steve Parkhouse, art by Mick Austin, Steve Dillon, cover by Steve Parkhouse.
IDW’s newly re-colored reprints of classic Doctor Who tales from years past continue. In this collection the adventures of the Fifth Doctor continues in “Lunar Lagoon” and the four-part “4-Dimensional Vistas,” printed in the U.S. for the first time, and more! Featuring all-new colors by Charlie Kirchoff.
104 pages, $17.99.
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