While I didn’t mind Doggett much, Reyes kind of got on my nerves and made the show a bit harder to watch. The X-Files had hit a bit of a slump when it ended in 2002 with both Gillain Anderson and David Duchovny taking back seats in the season to characters of Agent Doggett and Agent Monica Reyes who both first appeared in The X-Files-Season 8. The X-Files: I Want to Believe was a bit of a disappointment due to the “Monster of the Week” theme of the film, but here with The X-Files-Season 10, The X-Files are back in their glory and geekiness! I loved The X-Files and was very excited by The X-Files’ return. The series was well received upon its release by fans and critics and each issue featured multiple variant covers. The season follows the events of The X-Files-Season 9 which ended on and the stand alone 2008 motion picture The X-Files: I Want to Believe. Written by Joe Harris and illustrated by Michael Walsh, The X-Files-Season 10 is the long awaited continuation to The X-Files TV series.

With a danger to Dana’s child William, Mulder and Scully call upon their old allies and face old enemies when a potential alien invasion threatens Earth…but what does the government know about the plot? The truth is out there! When the X-Files are breached, Agent Dana Scully and Agent Fox Mulder find themselves pulled back into the life they thought they put behind them.

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