The drama intensifies with issue 3 of The Prison Paradox  as the Doctor discovers a hidden evil at the heart of Pantopolis

Titan Comics’ latest Doctor Who comic series continues this month with the third issue of The Prison Paradox. The Doctor’s attempt to break his new friend Belinda Chandra out of an inescapable prison so he can get her home faces even tougher obstacles than before. With his supply of allies dwindling as the terrors of Pantopolis picks them off one by one, can the Doctor really win this time?

Because the darkest depths of Pantopolis holds something more horrifying than vicious guards or unhinged inmates. And the Doctor is about to meet it…

Dan Watters provides the script, with art by Sami Kivelä. Watters continues telling the Doctor’s adventures for Titan Comics following his earlier run on Doctor Who: Everyone Must Go! He’s also a rising star of superhero comics after the critical acclaim for his limited series Batman: Dark Patterns. Meanwhile Finnish artist Kivela is best known for Machine Gun Wizards for Dark Horse Comics, and Undone by Blood for Aftershock.

You can buy The Prison Paradox #3 now in a choice of three covers, by V. V. Glass and Sami Kivela, including a photo cover featuring Varada Sethu as Belinda Chandra.

Order your copy now, from your local comic ship or from Forbidden Planet or Titan Comics using the links here.

The adventure concludes with Doctor Who: The Prison Paradox #4 on the 18th of February.

 

Doctor Who: The Prison Paradox. Cover 3C by Sami Kivelä (c) Titan Comics. In profile, the Doctor and Belinda move cautiously forwards, the Doctor holding his sonic screwdriver and Belinda holding a worried looking Adipose baby. On the wall behind them are various wanted posters for creatures such as Silurians, Fomasi, Tenza and Silence.
Doctor Who: The Prison Paradox. Cover 3C by Sami Kivelä (c) Titan Comics

Doctor Who: The Prison Paradox 3

Something more terrifying than mere criminals lurks within the space prison of Panotoplis. Can the Doctor and Felik be saved from possession by an evil alien entity and how can a lone Adipose defeat an invisible enemy?

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