FBI Dramas

Courtesy of DC Comic’s Wildstorm, and the writers of Fox’s FBI drama Fringe, six monthly installments of the Fringe comic will be released, with the story based on the actual series. The first issue will be available on August 27, with a new issue being released each month thereafter. Just imagine, 32 color pages of Fringe goodness, for only $2.99.
Co-story consultant for Fringe, Athena Wickam, reveals that reading the comic is not necessary to understand the story, however it does give viewers a peek into the future. Series creators, and a slew of Fringe staff writers are doing their part …read more

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The FBI has an Elite Serial Crime Unit, and its role is that of solving some of the country’s most shocking serial murder and rape cases. This is all according to the book written by John Douglas and Mark Olshaker, called Mind Hunter: Inside The FBI’s Elite Serial Crime Unit.
Chemistry and the mechanical workings of the brain are the speciality of this unit, and in the book’s 397 pages is a chronicle of John Douglas’ 25 year career with the FBI. It is said to contain non-fiction with a case of unsolved murder.

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There’s more X-Files goodness for us in July. Not only will we have the big screen version of The X-Files: I Want To Believe, but the comic adventure, called The X-Files Special, set for a July 23 release, two days before the movie release. OK, this is not a comic version of the movie, but something even better for hardcore fans of the TV series.
What’s different about this comic is that it heralds the movie release, and gives the fans a bit of something extra in the Mulder and Scully mythology.

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Summer reading is something pretty big at my house, and reading crime dramas might be a fun way to bide the time until the Fall season’s new episodes arrive. In addition to the episodic repeats we’ll get of Criminal Minds this summer, you can also read the novels!
Criminal Minds: Jump Cut and Criminal Minds: Killer Profile are two books written by famed mystery and tie-in writer, Max Allan Collins. Both books are available in paperback.

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