A mediocre story with the uninspired realization riding on the wave of revelations of atrocities committed in Iraq and Abu Ghraib
Disclaimer: I received a copy of this book through Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.Mulder and Scully are investigating a case and realise that it draws parallels with another case from the 1940's. They begin to receive mysterious messages and learn of Mr Zero who also appears to be involv...
A case in the present that includes prophetic messages convinces Mulder that the entity behind them is the same entity that contacted a suburban housewife in 1946. It was quite nice reading an X-files graphic novel, made me wanna see the show again. The story was ok, but I wasn't overjoyed with th...
A nasty little piece of work. Mr Hill's mastery of the short story proves effective in comics format. http://fedpeaches.blogspot.com/2013/12/speaking-of-disturbing-graphic-novels.html
"You’d be surprised what you can do to people".I haven’t read or watched a lot of fiction that has to do with war. I've only really seen a handful of movies and the majority of them paint soldiers in a glowing light. I’m not about to sit here and criticize those who put themselves directly in harm’s...
*I received a book for free from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review* I read the Kindle Edition of this book about a year ago and really enjoyed it. I also really enjoyed this graphic novel version. This is one of those moments when I'm very annoyed that Goodreads won't let me review differ...
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