Fans can finally believe that The X-Files is making a long-awaited comeback.
Per an official press release from Dynamite Entertainment, beloved FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully are set to investigate new, compelling cases this winter. "The truth is out there! Dynamite Entertainment and Disney Publishing Worldwide announce further details on the debut of new comic books from The X-Files, officially launching this December! Veteran and fan-favorite franchise writer Joe Harris returns alongside artist R.D. Brown to the tales of Mulder and Scully with a new set of declassified cases from the vault. The new comic series picks up some time after the end of the episode 'My Struggle IV,' the season and series finale of the eleventh season of the show."

The press release adds, "Agents Mulder and Scully return once more to the FBI's X-Files division in the shadow of the loss of their child William, the presumed death of the Cigarette Smoking Man, and the cliffhanger ending of Scully being pregnant once more. The shadows soon touch our heroes again as the conspiracy of a secret alien presence in the world is tracked down by both the duo and a mysterious organization seeking to harness it for their own purposes." Readers can keep an eye out for The X-Files #1 on December 15th.
Order New Comics here:
The X-Files #1 - The X-Files #2
What Can Fans Look Forward To Upon The X-Files' Return?
Dynamite Entertainment is keen to stir up excitement around The X-Files' latest reboot series, teasing that the comic series will honor the original television show as sincerely as possible. With such a strong legacy to uphold, Dynamite Entertainment is confident that they'll be able to transport readers back into the heart of the series, packed with nostalgia and spine-tingling thrills.
Dynamite Entertainment's new X-Files series officially launches with its first issue on December 15th; by the time The X-Files #2 drops on January 13, Mulder and Scully's mission of getting the truth out there is about to be a lot more complicated. Dynamite unveiled cover art and a solicit for the second issue, which begins with reports popping up on social media of wild accounts of young people manifesting strange telekinetic powers. Mulder and Scully head out to debunk another urban legend — but they're not the only ones on the case.




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