
While there is no word yet on the creative team for the new book, its stories will pick up where the last film, The X-Files: I Want To Believe, left off. Along with the new series, IDW also plans to reprint unspecified collections of Mulder and Scully's adventures, presumably those published by Topps and DC comics sporadically through 1995-2009.
Jeffrey Godsick, President of Fox Consumer Products shared his thoughts about the new partnership in IDW's official press release:
This is not the first time IDW Publishing has taken a call from the paranormal agents. In 2009, IDW Publishing teamed-up with Wildstorm Productions for the 30 Days of Night/X-Files crossover."The fans of THE X-FILES have remained loyal to the series since its conclusion. What better way to continue the show's legacy and give back to them than through new stories in a different medium. IDW has worked with a number of our Fox properties, and we know they're going to do great things with these iconic characters."
IDW's new X-Files comic launches in June.





























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