Doctor Who: Autonomy 
 

‘Blythe's inventive approach to the Autons is reminiscent of Robert Holmes' original stories… As in Ballard's final work of fiction, Kingdom Come, the setting of a vast shopping complex is shown to be a microcosm of a global trend towards faceless, mindless violence. Ballard's book connected the modern culture of consumerism and the corresponding desire for shopping with a broader satire/warning of blindly following reactionary politics. Blythe, understandably, simplifies this and neatly injects the Autons into the flow of his satire.’ Den of Geek