The Crimson Hand (graphic novel)

 was the thirteenth volume of the Panini Publishing series of Doctor Who Magazine comic collections, and the third and final collection to feature the Tenth Doctor.

It was the first chance readers had of seeing the original version of the comics since they were first published in DWM in 2009 and 2010. Due to a multi-year printing delay, it holds the distinction of being the only Tenth Doctor publication with an Eleventh Doctor logo.

Publisher's summary
Collected Tenth Doctor Comic Strips — Volume 3

Join the Tenth Doctor on a series of extraordinary adventures in time and space in these collected comics from the pages of Doctor Who Magazine!

Featuring ten amazing stories:
 * Hotel Historia
 * Space Vikings!
 * Thinktwice
 * The Stockbridge Child
 * Mortal Beloved
 * The Age of Ice
 * The Deep Hereafter
 * Onomatopoeia
 * Ghosts of the Northern Line
 * The Crimson Hand

The Doctor has a new adversary: Majenta Pryce, the toughest businesswoman in the galaxy! When Magenta manipulates time itself to make a profit, she and the Doctor cross swords — and Magenta ends up on the losing side. But events draw the pair together again when a threat to the entire universe surfaces, and Magenta is somehow at the heart of it. The Doctor is forced to take Majenta on an epic quest as they battle ice monsters, insane cyborgs, psychic predators and vengeful ghosts...

And the Crimson Hand are close behind them!

PLUS! A bumper commentary section where the writers, artists and editors reveal the stories behind the strips, featuring never-before-published sketches, unused and deleted scenes, original story outlines and more!

An essential collection for fans of Doctor Who and classic British comics!

Additional features

 * Foreword by Russell T Davies
 * Commentary by writers, artists and editors

Credits

 * Project Editor: Tom Spilsbury & Scott Gray
 * Designer: Peri Godbold
 * Cover pencils and inks by: David A Roach
 * Cover colours by: James Offredi
 * Head of Production: Mark Irvine
 * Managing Editor: Alan O'Keefe
 * Managing Director: Mike Riddell
 * Special thanks to: Russell T Davies, David Tennant, Gary Russell, Richard Atkinson, Peter Ware, John Ainsworth, Mark Wright and all the writers and artists whose work is presented herein