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A little late to the rush but here's our recap and review of the second episode of season 11, entitled "This" and written and directed by Glen Morgan.
Go ahead and click after the jump, but be warned, plenty of spoilers abound.
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It's that time again. With the premiere of The X-Files "My Struggle III," we venture out to recap and review the newest installment of the mythology of the show.
Written and directed by Chris Carter, the episode picks up on advancing the events of last season's finale, but under a different light.
Whether you've watched the episode already, or this is your first time learning these facts, beware of extensive spoilers ahead. To read our thorough recap and review, click after the jump.
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The X-Files: JFK Disclosure is back with its second issue and conclusion this month and I’m happy to report the dynamic duo of Denton Tipton and Menton3 didn’t disappoint. The truth of JFK’s assassination is finally revealed and Mulder will be forced to decide between his family’s honor or his quest to reveal the truth in all of its ugly glory for all to see.
The X-Files: JFK Disclosure, issue #2 is available now. Hit the jump for our full recap and review.
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With ten seasons, two movies and countless stories through fiction and comics books, it’s surprising that The X-Files universe has somehow managed to avoid tackling the JFK assassination apart from a brief mention in a less-than-loved original run episode. Not a franchise to shy away from conspiracy theories, the mother of all conspiracy theories is finally getting its due respect in the latest from IDW Publishing with The X-Files: JFK Disclosure, a two-part special written by Denton J. Tipton and with art by Menton3. It’s all timed to tie into this week’s public release of the until-now sealed files related to Kennedy’s assassination and we’re excited to see what spin this team takes on it.
Read the full recap and review after the jump. Beware, spoilers ahead.
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Another audiobook has joined The X-Files library shelf. "The X-Files: Stolen Lives" was released by Audible on October 3rd. Based on the Season 10 comics from IDW, this continues the adventures of Mulder and Scully from "Cold Cases." The stories are written by Joe Harris, executive produced by Chris Carter, and produced for audible by Dirk Maggs. Gillian Anderson, David Duchovny, and Mitch Pileggi return to their roles, and other fan favorites lend their voices as well. As with the first audiobook, you don't need to be familiar with the comics to enjoy this audio version, but it does help. If you haven't yet listened to "Cold Cases" I'd suggest trying that first. The audio series does not follow the timeline established in the TV version of Season 10 so there are events and characters that would seem out of place to new listeners. "Stolen Lives" has some solid scares so if you're a monster of the week fan you're in luck. But it also dives into some mythology, though not quite as heavily as "Cold Cases."
Does "Stolen Lives" pass the bar set by "Cold Cases?" Hit the jump for our recap and review.