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Animaniacs (1995)

Animaniacs #19

DC Comics · November 1996

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About this issue

Writer
Dave King
Artist
Charlie Adlard and Neal Sternecky
Penciller
Omar Aranda and Walter Carzon
Inker
Scott McRae
Colorist
Demetrius Bassoukos and Jo Meugniot
Letterer
John Costanza and Teresa Davidson
Cover
Miran Kim
Editor
Katie Main and Robert L. Graff
Characters
Brain (Looney Tunes), Cancer Man, Dot, Elvis Presley, Mulder, Pinky, Scully (X-Files), Skinner (X-Files), Wakko, and Yakko
Teams
Animaniacs and X-Files
Cover date
November 1996
Cover price
$1.75
UPC
76194120477201911
Pages
36
Rating
CCA

This issue is a spoof on the Fox TV series, The X-Files, and features three linked stories (The Y-Files, Sheep! and Little Green Mice), all written by Dave King. The cover artist was Miran Kim and the wraparound story (The Y-Files) was drawn by Charlie Adlard, both then responsible for the Topps Comics licensed title of The X-Files. During the first story two villains are named Doctor Morgan & Professor Wong, referring to Glen Morgan & James Wong (producers/writers of The X-Files TV show). At the conclusion of the wraparound story, however, the true villains are revealed to be writer King (seen writing the characters into the script, presumably from his home) and editors Robert Graff and Katie Main (seen in a vast, vault-like script room, in a visual nod to the closing shot of the movie 'Raiders of the Lost Ark').