For a number of years now (since about 2011, scarily) I have been partaking in a marathon of Doctor Who based on the chronology detailed in Lance Parkin’s excellent A History.
I have blogged my thoughts on each story (TV, audio and comic (with the occasional novel and other mediums and even series, now and again) and the blog itself has had a couple of regenerations.
I am currently coming to the end of World War Two and if you’re interested, my latest reviews can be found here:
The most recent ones include the audios Quicksilver and Scorched Earth, and the comic strip Who is the Stranger.
And in case anyone missed it and as I may as well use this thread as a central thread for my reviews, here’s my thoughts on the simply stunning Demons of the Punjab:
And if you want to follow the chronology of my marathon blog itself, the link is at the top of this thread
I’ve been transferring a bunch of reviews to the main site. Here are a selection of my reviews of stories featuring Winston Churchill, including 7/8 of the Churchill Years stories (the final one of the first box set is set much later in Churchill’s life so I haven’t reached it in my chronological marathon yet).
With the 11th Doctor DWA comic strips being added to the site, I took the opportunity of transferring a bunch of my reviews of those strips to the main site.
And if you read only one, make sure it’s this one; a drag queen (or an effeminate bear - you decide) and a denouement involving make up…
Technically there are some variations left where Tom Baker’s face was drawn over Second Doctor and Third Doctor strips but in terms of original stories, that’s your lot.
