Cover of The X-Files, Volume 1

The X-Files, Volume 1

Miran Kim's eerie cover art sets the tone of each issue, while Petrucha and Rozum captivate readers with compelling and fast-paced plots. A must-have for any X-Files fan, these stories parallel the series, but hold their own in the realm of graphic storytelling. Mulder and Scully face killer computer programs, solve mysterious reappearances, get captured by survivalists and, of course, uncover government secrets in adventures that could only be inspired by the X-Files legacy.

Genre
science fiction
Audience
adult
Form
graphic novelsmanga

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