247 pages?  I enjoyed the initial interactions between the Doctors and the companions, but does this thing really hold up through 247 pages?  I'm really asking, because I could probably find the time to read the whole thing, but only if it's really worth it.

I'll second that.

I'll second that.

But, surely you guessed this fact early on?  It seemed as obvious as Weylan being revealed as alive and telling David what to do.

But, surely you guessed this fact early on?  It seemed as obvious as Weylan being revealed as alive and telling David what to do.

I can picture it in my mind, just as hilarious and creepy as I remember it.

I can picture it in my mind, just as hilarious and creepy as I remember it.

I'm not reading any of these comics, but I really enjoyed Morrison's Earth 2, which had this exact same character, as mentioned in the article, so just from the promotional material I guessed this was where the story was going.  (Not specifically with the premature birth and all that crap, of course, but that the main…

I'm not reading any of these comics, but I really enjoyed Morrison's Earth 2, which had this exact same character, as mentioned in the article, so just from the promotional material I guessed this was where the story was going.  (Not specifically with the premature birth and all that crap, of course, but that the main…

You know what?  Fuck NBC, anyway.  Somehow the hour of TV I'm most excited for this year is on ABC, Happy Endings and Apartment 23.  Hell Yes.

You know what?  Fuck NBC, anyway.  Somehow the hour of TV I'm most excited for this year is on ABC, Happy Endings and Apartment 23.  Hell Yes.

I also enjoyed her in Waterworld.

I also enjoyed her in Waterworld.

Um, I think AV Club told you NOT to watch this show, didn't they?

That actually makes total sense to me, after hearing the noise in the above clip.

That actually makes total sense to me, after hearing the noise in the above clip.

Exactly.  That's how much interest I'd lost in their books even back then, I can't remember the name of the thing.  Oh, I also read Saucer Country.  I guess as a Vertigo book, it counts as a DC book.

Exactly.  That's how much interest I'd lost in their books even back then, I can't remember the name of the thing.  Oh, I also read Saucer Country.  I guess as a Vertigo book, it counts as a DC book.

Animal Man is the only DC comic I've read since Final Crisis (I think that's what it was called, the one where Golden Age Superman returned from is post-Crisis on Infinite Earths exile.)  So, this has no effect on me personally or any products I will purchase.

Animal Man is the only DC comic I've read since Final Crisis (I think that's what it was called, the one where Golden Age Superman returned from is post-Crisis on Infinite Earths exile.)  So, this has no effect on me personally or any products I will purchase.