The Dirty Baker's Dozen
Adding an opening titles page was a late decision but it does help to add to the feeling of a Doctor Who story. And if you do opening titles, you kinda have to do the end credits too.
And yes, there will be more Philip Who stories coming.
Latest Comics
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#261. Run That By Me Again – Page 18
Dec 18, 1993
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#260. Run That By Me Again – Page 17
Dec 17, 1993
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#259. Run That By Me Again – Page 16
Dec 16, 1993
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#258. Run That By Me Again – Page 15
Dec 15, 1993
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#257. Run That By Me Again – Page 14
Dec 14, 1993
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#256. Run That By Me Again – Page 13
Dec 13, 1993
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#255. Run That By Me Again – Page 12
Dec 12, 1993
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#254. Run That By Me Again – Page 11
Dec 11, 1993
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#253. Run That By Me Again – Page 10
Dec 10, 1993
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#252. Run That By Me Again – Page 9
Dec 09, 1993
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