‘Torchwood’: ‘Exodus Code’ book review
This is another big and bold, globe-trotting adventure for what is left of the Torchwood team.
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This is another big and bold, globe-trotting adventure for what is left of the Torchwood team.
Originally due for publication in September 2009, and set to star the Tenth Doctor, The Dalek Project was held back due to apparent similarities to Series 5’s WWII set Victory of the Daleks.
What really attracts here is the excellent rendition of the three central characters.
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