April 13th, 2010
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Torchwood’s Gareth David-Lloyd pens comic
The new issue of the official Torchwood magazine – on sale 15th April – plays host to an exclusive Torchwood comic strip penned by Torchwood star and fan-favourite, Gareth David-Lloyd!
David-Lloyd’s character, Ianto Jones, who died in Captain Jack’s arms in the recent Torchwood five-part series ‘Children of Earth’, gets a new lease of life and takes centre stage once again in this exclusive comic strip – a move that will delight all fans of the criticallly acclaimed Doctor Who spin-off.
Talking exclusively to the official Torchwood magazine, David-Lloyd said, “I feel I know this character implicitly. The narrative of this comic focuses predominantly on Ianto, and integrates a number of characters who have been missed by Torchwood’s ardent followers.”
The story, titled ‘Shrouded’, is made up of two parts and is as diverse as it is thrilling. Ianto, who struggles with his tumultuous feelings for Captain Jack from the offset, has his world turned upside-down by the visit of a familiar face from the future.
Additionally, he is set a mission that could alter the course of life, as he knows it, forever…
‘Shrouded’ is illustrated by Pia Guerra, the critically acclaimed artist of Vertigo Comics’ ground-breaking series, Y: The Last Man and more recently, Doctor Who: The Forgotten. Pia won Outstanding comic book artist for 2006 at the Joe Schuster Awards.
Torchwood Magazine issue 21 -Available from all good retailers and specialist comic stores.
For more information visit The Torchwood Magazine website Here
You can also visit Torchwood magazines Facebook page Here
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8 Responses to Torchwood Magazine 21
Posted by: myshadowinvain January 12th, 2012
I like Ianto, too. I’m sad that his character was killed off. I think there was more to learn about his character. He was not like your average butler/admin staff. You could tell from some of his responsibilities that he handled highly sensitive/highly confidential duties behind the scenes. I sensed that he was a very trusted and valuable employee. If they continue producing the show, I wish they’d find a way to bring him back from the dead.
Posted by: The No.1 Doctor April 17th, 2010
How are they still produce comics and Magazines of a show that no longer exsits!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
Posted by: Dalek Sec April 15th, 2010
A bit to much with Jack and Ianto together if you know what i mean!
Posted by: The Onion April 14th, 2010
Not to sound offensive here, but it would be quite embarrasing buying that from the shops…
Posted by: booboo April 14th, 2010
I think his character was underused at times
Posted by: Finlay April 14th, 2010
i really LIKE ianto
Posted by: WHO DUDE April 14th, 2010
BUT I LIKE THE ACTOR WHO PLAYS HIM. I JUST WAS’NET SO KEEN ON THE WHOLE BUTTLER TYPE THING.
Posted by: WHO DUDE April 14th, 2010
I DID’NT LIKE IANTO.