The X-Files: The Official Archives by Paul Terry replicates 50 FBI case files and is jam-packed with lab results, autopsy reports, clippings, mug shots, crime-scene photos, and security camera printouts—allowing readers to scour the evidence and immerse themselves as firsthand participants.
”We combined props used in the show with faux documents we created to meticulously build each case file.”
304 pages, 9 × 11½, 4-color, hardcover, flush-trimmed to expose the chipboard edge, debossing.
Alex Bruce/Paul Kepple, designers
Devin Grosz, Abrams Books, design manager
Paul Kepple, art director
Paul Terry, writer
Ashley Albert, editor
Eric Klopfer, executive editor
Celeste Joyce, calligrapher
Denise LaCongo, production manager
Abrams Books, publisher
Headcase Design, design firm
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