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X-Posed
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| Title: | X-Posed |
| Publisher: | Gypsy Moth Productions/Bill Hupe |
| Editor(s): | Anne Hupe |
| Date(s): | 1995 |
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| Fandom: | X-Files |
| Language: | English |
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X-Posed is a het 80-page anthology. Artists: Warren Oddsson (front cover), Ellen Siders (inside back cover), and Laura Miles (interior art).
Summary from a distributor, Knightwriter: "A 10-year-old boy disappears from his backyard. 8 months later a driver hits a man along a highway in the fog; a military conspiracy from the Gulf War, and more."
Contents
- Painful Reminder by Robin M. Lyster (30 pages)
- Timeline by Anne Elizabeth Byassee ("Jordan Rhodes, a ten-year-old boy and son of a corporate CEO disappears from his backyard. Eight months later, a driver in the Catskill Mountains hits a man along a highway in the fog. He rushes the man to a doctor... and HE gives his name as Jordan Rhodes.") (22 pages)
- Scully-N-Crossbones by J. Morrison ("Scully receives a mysterious message and an odd piece of shrapnel, and requests Scully's help to unravel a military conspiracy that involves the Gulf War Syndrome and cryptoclassified experiments being conducted during the Persian Gulf War.") (24 pages)
inside art by Laura Miles
inside art by Laura Miles
inside art by Laura Miles
inside back cover by Ellen Siders
