IDW The X-Files: Conspiracy - The Crow Preview

Tuesday, March 11th, 2014 3:12AM CDT

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A non-strictly Transformers offering from IDW Publishing, multifranchise crossover The X-Files: Conspiracy continues, taking the Lone Gunmen to venture into the territory of The Crow. Check out the full preview below, and head back tomorrow for a Seibertron.com review!

The X-Files: Conspiracy: The Crow
Denton J. Tipton (w) • Vic Malhotra (a) • Miran Kim (c)
Bernard is a decorated state policeman in love with his partner. But their romance is brutally cut short when both die following a high-speed pursuit and fiery car crash involving the Lone Gunmen. Bernard inexplicably awakens to find himself resurrected by an otherworldly crow and with only one thing on his mind: vengeance.
FC • 32 pages • $3.99

Bullet points:
- Art by Vic Malhotra (Joe Hill’s Thumbprint)!
- Ask your retailer about the Joe Corroney “tabloid” variant covers for each issue of the event!

Credit(s): IDW Publishing

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Re: IDW The X-Files: Conspiracy - The Crow Preview (1556737)
Posted by #Sideways# on March 11th, 2014 @ 8:34am CDT

Well then.

So basically CERN is still super evil, the gunmen are bringing together the buildingblocks for the virus itself rather than a cure and this has been a plan in the making for a while?

I swear if that's true I will be so happy.

Re: IDW The X-Files: Conspiracy - The Crow Preview (1556742)
Posted by Dead Metal on March 11th, 2014 @ 9:16am CDT

Wow, this was really good!
So is this the beginning of a new interpretation and series to The Crow? Can't really find much about it, but it does seem like it.

On top of that I like the artwork in this, it's not the best, but it's actually had drawn and not just traced coupled with photomontages like you often get to see in indi books these days.

May actually look into this one.