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Wasn't that impressed with this first Mulder themed story. The cartoony art and dialogue make it feel like a kids X-Files animated series. The fact it revisits such iconic scenes with a cartoony filter was off putting.
This was even shorter than the Stranger Things issue number 1! It took me mere minutes to read it...but I enjoyed it more than ST!There isn't much dialogue, but again some absolutely stunning artwork (even better than the stranger Things book) Next issue is £1.19 and I can most certainly see myself picking it up, and eventually the rest too.
This was a short preview that focused on when Mulder was a child and his sister was abducted. Overall, it was well-done, though in a cartoonier style than I would have expected. Unfortunately, this volume didn't get far enough in the story to really become interesting.
This was okay - as someone who was too young when the original series was on TV and never really got a taste for the TV show, I was intrigued to try the comics. The illustrations were realistic and with a 70's-80's feel that fits the timeline and the X-Files vibe. The story as very short, introducing a mystery but showing no real investigative work, so it wasn't quite enough to convince me to continue.
Not a bad start to a series. If you're a fan of X-Files you might want to check it out.
This was short but sweet. I like how well this was drawn and the peek into Mulder's life pre-X-Files. I look forward to reading more.
Awwwwwww. This looks adorable. The X-files meets the Hardy Boys. Why not?
It's short but sweet, a great start to a series which is looking at Mulder and Scully in their early years. The art is brilliant, I like the cartoon feel about it. Not a lot to this one, but should make a great little companion series.
even it's really short, but I love it! I love how both of Mulder and Scully back stories goes (and it's pretty good comic if you're also waiting for next X Files season)
The flip side of the Dana Scully story all in one comic. I liked it, very interesting back story on Fox Mulder, with a to be continued ending.
Ok, had to give it a 5 stars just for his buddies being named Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! :p
Graphic XFilesThis was good but it was just too short, obviously it needs you to buy the next one and they are just chapters. Who are Mulder 's friends?Interesting to see how the original characters developed.
It was November 27, 1973. Samantha Mulder, age 8, and Fox Mulder, age 12, were home alone for the night while their parents while their parents were visiting friends. The children stayed indoors throughout the evening, playing a board game and watching television. There were no signs of forced entry around the home. The abduction of his little sister was always a big part of Fox Mulder's character in the X-Files. This new comic book series looks to explore Mulder's childhood following the abd
