The X-Files, Vol. 2: Came Back Haunted

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For years, FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully toiled in the X-Files Unit, a one-office division of the Bureau dealing with cases deemed unsolvable and related to unexplained phenomena. Eventually, both agents left the FBI and began new lives in peaceful anonymity. However, recent events prompted them to return to the Bureau and the X-Files. In Came Back Haunted, a thwarted attack puts a community of refugees at risk, but when a connection to a recent mall shooting is found, Mulder and Scully must determine the cause of the violent outbreaks, why the government is covering it up, and just what the connection to old secrets they'd believed dead and buried really is. Collects issues #6-9.For years, FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully toiled in the X-Files Unit, a one-office division of the Bureau dealing with cases deemed unsolvable and related to unexplained phenomena. Eventually, both agents left the FBI and began new lives in peaceful anonymity. However, recent events prompted them to return to the Bureau and the X-Files. In Came Back Haunted, a thwarted attack puts a community of refugees at risk, but when a connection to a recent mall shooting is found, Mulder and Scully must determine the cause of the violent outbreaks, why the government is covering it up, and just what the connection to old secrets they'd believed dead and buried really is. Collects issues #6-9.
Joe Harris is the writer of the fan-favorite, monthly paranormal investigations of Agents Mulder and Scully in The X-Files- Season 10, Season 11, and the newest ongoing monthly X-Files title for IDW. Joe has written for other publishers as well, including Slingers and Bishop- The Last X-Man for Marvel Comics, Wars in Toyland and Ghost Projekt for Oni Press, and other titles for DC Comics and Dark Horse Publishing. Harris conceived, and co-wrote the screenplay for, the hit Sony Pictures horror film, Darkness Falls after his short film, Tooth Fairy was acquired by Revolution Studios and developed into a feature. He co-wrote The Tripper with David Arquette.