IDW to do Doctor Who

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Fri Jul 27, 2007 — by Glenn Hauman

The tenth doctor comes back to December 2007

IDW announced at their SDCC panel this morning that they'll be doing a Doctor Who comic series, featuring the tenth doctor and Martha Jones. It'll be written by Gary Russell (Doctor Who story editor for the BBC) with art by Nick Roche. Russell T. Davies will be keeping his eye on the series as well. The series will make its bow in December 2007, starting as a 6-issue limited series, with more to follow.

They'll also be reprinting the Dave Gibbons Doctor Who stories from many years back, many in color for the first time.

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Andrew Kaplan (11:02 PM on Fri Jul 27, 2007)

Actually, all the Dave Gibbons stories were reprinted by Marvel in color back in the 80s.

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