Description: "The Tenth Doctor and his new companion, Gabriella Gonzalez, take a terrifying trip into history, when a left turn in the Time Vortex strands them in the bomb-besieged trenches of World War 1! And it's not just the churning mud or the constant bombardments they have to worry about...the fearsome Weeping Angels are here and feasting on the futures of the soldiers on all sides!" -- Unedited summary from the book.
Review Quotes: "Highly recommended." - Unleash The Fanboy
"Practically flawless" - Pop Culture Bandit"The Weeping Angels are just as terrifying in the comic as they are in the show." - Fangirl Nation
"Flawlessly captures the thrills, settings, and madness of this Time Lord. You're missing out if you let this get by." - Sci-fi Pulse
"Daniel Indro's rough, yet sharp art brings to life the despair of war and terrifying, monstrous snarl of the Weeping Angels." - The Scoop
"Daniel Indro brings the art that will hook you in and scare the pants off ya." - The Examiner
"A solid read and a great return for the weeping angels" - Comic Bastards
"Daniel Indro's artwork feels reminiscent of Lee Bermejo's" - Comic Book Therapy
"It is a win all over; just make sure not to blink." - Newsarama
"One very good comic" - Geeks Unleashed
"Full of excitement" - Sci-Fi Online
"Delightful" - My Geeky Geeky Ways
"The artwork by Daniel Indro is wonderful." - All That Geek
"Plenty of action and plenty of craziness" - FA Comics
"This is a fun read, pick it up." - Whatcha Reading
"Robbie Morrison turns in another excellent script, with excellent art by Daniel Indro" - TM Stash
"Tight storytelling and compelling characters" - The Geek Girl Project
"I can't fault the attention to detail" - Needless Essential
"Doctor Who fans are well served" - Sounds On Sight
"It's a fun (though grim) story, and writer Robbie Morrison and artist
Dsniel Indro do a good job of capturing the manic energy of #10." - Comic Of The Day
"Enjoyable and intriguing" - Those Who Geek
"Compelling and creepy and powerfully allegorical" - Warped Factor