X-Files Season 10 Volume 2

author: Guillermina De Ferrari

name: Wayne

average rating: 4.11

book published: 2014

rating: 3

read at: 2014/05/03

date added: 2014/05/03

shelves: graphic-novels

review:

In 'X-Files Season 10 Volume 2' Scully and Mulder find themselves agents again, and just in time to revisit some cases from the past. This issues wasn't a solid graphic novel length story, but contained a few separate ones.



In the first, we have some familiar missing persons cases in Martha's Vineyard. Mulder discovers the return (sort of) of Flukeman. In the second story, we also revisit a story from the past. These were both solid episodes in the series and it's not a bad thing to give the fans more of the good stuff. The volume finishes off with a story involving lots of flashbacks with the Smoking Man. The art style varies a lot on this story, and I'm not sure it always worked since it was a bit tough to figure out which standard FBI suited person was who.



I really enjoyed the first volume in this series, and this one is good, but I didn't feel it was quite as good as the first. Still, the tone is right on for those of us who have missed the X-Files. I'll gladly take more of this series, and I don't always think that of extended seasons.



I received a copy of this graphic novel from Diamond Book Distributors and Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. Thank you for allowing me to read this fine graphic novel.





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