Community Reviews
Source of book: NetGalley (thank you)
This was a wonderful little adventure that brought back Rose Tyler and gave us an update on her life with John Smith (David Tennant in the alternate reality they live in together). While I was excited to see how those two were doing, the adventure within the pages kept me interested. A fun classic Doctor Who adventure that was funny and thrilling.
The explanation for why there were two Roses was a little weak and could have been made clearer. Though seeing the different iterations of the character was very entertaining and enjoyable. Rose is such a fan favorite that it was really nice to see her doing well as a (SPOILERS) mother and also being badass on an intergalactic mission.
The choice to have the doctor just before Rose and the doctor just after Rose was very well done, especially with how they interacted. Eleven still holds resentment for Eight which is apparent throughout their interactions. The callbacks to earlier episodes (when Rose meets her Dad with Nine and the Amy episodes with Eleven) were especially nice for fans who have missed and still love those dynamics.
Overall, a very entertaining story that I recommend to any Whovian/ Rose Tyler stan!
This was a wonderful little adventure that brought back Rose Tyler and gave us an update on her life with John Smith (David Tennant in the alternate reality they live in together). While I was excited to see how those two were doing, the adventure within the pages kept me interested. A fun classic Doctor Who adventure that was funny and thrilling.
The explanation for why there were two Roses was a little weak and could have been made clearer. Though seeing the different iterations of the character was very entertaining and enjoyable. Rose is such a fan favorite that it was really nice to see her doing well as a (SPOILERS) mother and also being badass on an intergalactic mission.
The choice to have the doctor just before Rose and the doctor just after Rose was very well done, especially with how they interacted. Eleven still holds resentment for Eight which is apparent throughout their interactions. The callbacks to earlier episodes (when Rose meets her Dad with Nine and the Amy episodes with Eleven) were especially nice for fans who have missed and still love those dynamics.
Overall, a very entertaining story that I recommend to any Whovian/ Rose Tyler stan!
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