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As Easter break looms, Esther and Susan are forced to address Ingrid’s constant crimes against household decency.

Before the FBI, before the X-Files, they were just two teenagers in search of the truth. On Martha’s Vineyard, a strange encounter with a deaf girl sends 13-year-old Fox Mulder on the hunt for a mysterious signal. While in San Diego, young Dana Scully looks into a plane crash somehow tied to the man she helped put in jail. Two kids, two mysteries, one conspiracy that threatens the future of humanity. The hit miniseries of last summer returns! Mulder and Scully star in separate tales depicting their teen years! See what made them into the characters we’ve come to love! Especially crafted for young adult readers! Mystery novel variant covers by Cat Staggs (Orphan Black)!

FINAL ISSUE! Conclusion to the all-new comic series based on the best selling Anno Dracula novels by Kim Newman! Written by creator Kim Newman with art by Paul McCaffrey (Doctor Who: The Third Doctor).

June’s Dark Days: The Forge #1 began the process of connecting story threads from Scott Snyder’s Batman run into the larger tapestry of the DC Universe, and possibly even further. Snyder and James Tynion IV continue integrating these elements and pose even more questions in DC Comics’ follow-up Dark Days: The Casting #1, the final prequel to the upcoming Dark Nights: Metal event. Proving that the historically earthbound and cosmically challenged Dark Knight can be the focal point of a “crisis” that spans the world, multiverse, and beyond, the writing team take Batman, and several other characters from the DCU, well outside of their comfort zone and in doing so continue to craft an absorbing storyline that’s shaping up to be a potential epic, one decidedly different from previous event stories. RELATED: DC’s Dark Days: The Casting Annotated, From Abel to St. Roch Snyder has already successfully and convincingly taken Batman out of his two most common environments (Gotham City and the

With most of their recent stories for DC Comics orbiting around Batman and the extended Bat-family, writers Scott Snyder and James Tynion IV get to break free of that familiar trajectory and explore the rest of the DC Universe in Dark Days: The Forge #1, one of two prequels to the long-anticipated Dark Nights: Metal event beginning in August. With a superstar roster of artists including Jim Lee, Andy Kubert, and John Romita Jr., the first one-shot doesn’t just feature characters that Snyder and Tynion haven’t gotten to touch yet — the issue points towards one, or more, far-reaching revelations regarding the history of the DC Universe. While the questions are only beginning to be asked, it’s clear that Snyder has been thinking about them for a long time, as elements from his “New 52” run on Batman begin to resurface with a possible relevance and connection to past DC history. RELATED: Snyder Opens Up About Dark Nights: Metal’s Biggest Mysteries Snyder has already spoken of the signi