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Doctor Who: Revolution Man - Paul Leonard


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Doctor Who: Revolution Man - Paul Leonard

 
Description: ISBN 056355570X / Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy / Author: Paul Leonard / Mass Market Paperback / 251 Pages / Book is published 1999-04-05 by ... more
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Newest Review: ... drugs. What would happen if a drug like LCD got onto the market that would make your visions real? It seems that this may ... more

 ... be happening as The Doctor, Sam and Fitz arrive on Earth to find that someone called the Revolution Man is using telekinetic powers to cause anarchy. Can the Doctor and his companions stop the Revolution Man before he brings about WW3 and alters Earth's timeline forever? Like so many Who books the ideas on offer in 'Revolution Man' far suppress the show, but still fail to be executed well. Here we are given an idea of a drug that is not only hallucinogenic, but also allows you to manipulate the world whilst you ar...more

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Premium Review Doctor Who: Revolution Man - Paul Leonard: Call Out The Instigators (869 words)
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When people are asked to what period of history they would return to if they could time travel I reckon a decent proportion of people say the late 60s and more specifically the summer of love. Imagine living at a time when all that peace and love was being shared? The pill was out there and Aids had yet to become a factor - free love! Not likely! Imagine being there and not being a hippy! You are a 50 year old man trying to work and all around you are a bunch of smelly teenagers telling you what to do. You fought in a war for them and rid the world of National Socialism and all the credit you get is to be called outdated and redundant. I imagine that the summer of ...  Read the complete review

 

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