Nothing Tra La La?
The blog of writer and producer Simon Guerrier
Friday, May 04, 2012
AAAGH! at the beach!
AAAGH! at the beach
More
AAAGH!
silliness from
Doctor Who Adventures
, this time from issue #266 and featuring a
Sea Devil
, a
Marshman
and a
Haemovore
, plus a Pyrovile from
James Moran
's
The Fires of Pompeii
. As ever, it's written by me, drawn by
Brian Williamson
and edited by Paul Lang and Natalie Barnes - who gave kind permission for me to post it here. You can also
read all my
AAAGH!
s
.
Next episode: the very hungry Master.
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