Doctor Who: Hidden Human History by Jody Houser, Roberta Ingranata, and Rachael Stott

  Doctor Who: The Thirteenth Doctor: Hidden Human History

Collection published: 2019
Contents published: 2019
Read: January 2022

Writer: Jody Houser

Artists: Roberta Ingranata, Rachael Stott

Colorist: Erica Eren Angiolini

Color Assistant: Viviana Spinelli

Letterers: Sarah Jacobs and John Roshell

This volume perfectly evokes the screen adventures of the thirteenth Doctor. Unfortunately, for me, that is damning with faint praise. The story is mostly the Doctor wandering around, seemingly rarely actually doing anything with any sense of urgency, following by three companions who altogether have the narrative function of a single person, until the story comes to an end without any kind of climax. It might have worked as a two-parter, but unfortunately it runs four issues. I much prefer Scott Gray's approach to thirteenth Doctor comics over in DWM (which is to tell the same kind of Doctor Who stories he always does, but with different characters in them).

I read an issue of Titan's Doctor Who comic every day (except when I have hard-copy comics to read). Next up in sequence: The Thirteenth Doctor: Old Friends