Revolutions of Terror (graphic novel)

 was the first volume of the Titan Comics series of Doctor Who: The Tenth Doctor comic collections. It collected the first five issues of the series.

Publisher's summary
The Tenth Doctor thought he was done with new companions after Donna's tragic exit – but that was before he met Gabriella 'Gabby' Gonzalez during an incursion of psychic parasites in Brooklyn, New York!

Stuck running her father's Laundromat, Gabby always dreamed of horizons beyond Sunset Park – whether that was going to college, making it as an artist, or just escaping her life for a while. Now she's travelling the cosmos as the Doctor's latest companion – and life couldn't be more exciting!

Battling invisible creatures on the Day of the Dead, uncovering a galactic conspiracy in the universe's most famous art gallery... the only downside is the constant threat of death!

Collects Doctor Who: The Tenth Doctor #1-5

Featured stories

 * Revolutions of Terror
 * The Arts in Space

Additional features

 * Cover Gallery - The covers of the collected comic book issues
 * Designing Gabby - Concept art of Gabby Gonzalez

Credits

 * Writer: Nick Abadzis
 * Artist: Elena Casagrande
 * Colorist: Arianna Florean
 * Letters: Richard Starkings and Comicraft's Jimmy Betancourt
 * Editor: Andrew James
 * Designer: Rob Farmer

Titan Comics

 * Senior Editor: Steve White
 * Titan Comics Editorial: Lizzie Kaye, Kirsten Murray, Tom Williams
 * Production Supervisors: Maria Pearson, Jackie Flook
 * Production Controller: Obi Onuora
 * Studio Manager: Emma Smith
 * Circulation Manager: Steve Tothill
 * Senior Marketing & Press Officer: Owen Johnson
 * Marketing Manager: Ricky Claydon
 * Advertising Manager: Michelle Fairlamb
 * Publishing Manager: Darryl Tothill
 * Publishing Director: Chris Teather
 * Operations Director: Leigh Baulch
 * Executive Director: Vivian Cheung
 * Publisher: Nick Landau

Special thanks to
Steven Moffat, Brian Minchin, Matt Nicholls, Georgie Britton, Edward Russell, Derek Ritchie, Scott Handcock, Kate Bush, Julia Nocciolino, Ed Casey, Marcus Wilson, and Richard Cookson