Okay, so I just did this so I could draw Crying Jack. Terry O’Quinn is an awesome actor. If you’ve never seen him in the 1980s thriller The Stepfather, you need to do that now. He’s the best evil-sociopath-unconvincingly-and-creepily-acting-normal short of[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
According to Wikipedia, Entertainment Weekly called this episode “offbeat and cute.” This episode opens with an onscreen rape. Sometimes I don’t miss the ’90s after all. There’s a whole moral at the end about how our society needs to show[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I didn’t have room for another of the episode’s many red herrings: the cultists’ belief in body-possessing animal spirits called “walk-ins.” Which, sorry, but every time Mulder said “walk-ins,” I pictured something like this. Want the original art for this[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I hope you enjoyed the first Sunday Timeslot. I’ll post these whenever I have something extra to share. Or if I get bored on Saturday.
I want to thank Paul Nagami a million times over for agreeing to watch this episode and comment on fungi. He was wonderful and had far more insightful and witty observations than I could fit into twelve panels. Speaking of[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Man, this episode is action-packed. I didn’t have room for things like the Lone Gunman visiting Scully in the hospital, which I found adorable. Also, I didn’t get to include the running thing in these episodes where Mulder wears[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I was starting to worry that The X-Files was getting too good and I’d run out of things to make jokes about. Then this vampire thing came up in the queue. Saved again! Want the original art for this strip?
This episode features the Nick Cave song “Red Right Hand,” which I love. It’s also used in the Scream movies, but The X-Files did it first. Speaking of which, I heartily recommend tracking down the old X-Files soundtrack album Songs[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This episode is for the ladies. Want the original art for this strip?
I don’t know why I decided to draw Krycek with Tintin hair. It just felt right. Want the original art for this strip?
