The 9th Invocation
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| Zine | |
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| Title: | The 9th Invocation |
| Publisher: | The Presses |
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| Author(s): | TM Alexander |
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| Illustrator(s): | TM Alexander, KOZ |
| Date(s): | 1996 |
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| Fandom: | X-Files |
| Language: | English |
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The 9th Invocation is a 155-page X-Files novel by TM Alexander. There are both gen and slash versions. The slash version is the one with 155 pages and is Mulder/Skinner and Mulder/other.
The art is by KOZ.
Planned Sequel
There was a sequel planned for this zine called "Banshee," but it was never completed. From a 2000 blurb: "Banshee, a sequel to The Ninth Invocation. Set in Chicago; Mulder, Scully and Skinner return to help Special Agent Stone on a strange case taking place around St. Patrick's Day. Available in slash and gen versions. Coming in 2000." [1]
Summary
From the publisher:
Mulder is teamed up with fledgling agent Adrian Stone to investigate a series of bizarre and gruesome murders in Chicago's gay community, while Scully tries to unlock the mystery through exhaustive forensics work. They soon uncover an unfettered truth so horrifying that failing to control it could change life as it is known today. Add to this the fact that A.D. Skinner seems to have a personal agenda, and you've got a tangled situation fraught with the gravest dangers both physical and spiritual.
Assigned to investigate a series of gruesome serial murders, Fox Mulder goes undercover with fledgling agent Adrian Stone in Chicago's gay community in an attempt to flush out the killer. Scully covers forensics in an attempt to find any possible leads. Together, the teams comes face to face with an unfettered threat that has only one goal. [2]
Sample Interior
Scully
- ^ The Presses
- ^ from The Presses