Doctor Who: The Thirteen Doctors
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Complete, First published Sep 20, 2022
One of the greatest and most cinematic adventures in Doctor Who history sees the team up of every single Doctor in preventing the collapse of time and space after a devastating attack within Gallifrey threatens the existence of reality as we know it, and beyond. The crippling attack against the Time Lords has been penetrated within the society on Gallifrey from the most villainous rogue Time Lords. In alliance with the most fearsome adversaries in the universe, the Time Lords have sworn to avenge their ancient and rightful Gallifreyan power.

In light of the emergency, and during a time of greatest emergency, a distress signal is sent to the Doctors in all his incarnations to prevent the fall out of chaos from rising on Gallifrey. Weak spots in the fabric of time, spread all across time and space, will allow the Doctors to find Gallifrey and prevent their home planet and the universe from oblivion. As time begins to mould within itself, the Doctors are pitted among some of their most terrifying adversaries in preventing the destruction of Gallifrey and the universe with it.

However, chaos unfolds on Gallifrey as the Daleks and Cybermen rule over the peoples of Gallifrey and disturbing Gallifreyan secrets are unveiled. The Doctors are splintered throughout the Matrix. Returning them back to their own times is an impossible challenge with the Doctors encountering their parallel selves, causing friction and interference across the whole of the Doctor's timeline. With the universe at its knees, and the personas of the Doctors are adrift in an eternal void trapped for eternity, one answer is still to be answered - who really is Doctor Who - Doctor Who?

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