Throughout the show’s history, companions have died, fallen in love and departed, got cranky and walked out or finally returned home after being kinda…err, picked up by the Doctor. Some have been more memorable than others.
What follows are my suggestions for comic books that exemplify some of the best parts of classic movies or simply that Old Hollywood feel.
Let’s be honest here, (at the risk of seriously dating this article) a lot of people are stuck at home right now. This is especially true for teenagers. The natural tendency is to fall back into familiar pastimes, but this situation we’ve all found ourselves in gives an opportunity to branch out and check out things not considered before. What I’m saying is: teenagers should read some comics.
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