Little comic i made while i was fighting for my life to stay awake at christmas eve

[ID: photo of a comic that features Fox Mulder and Dana Scully (The X-Files) as a red fox and a grey one, respectively. In the first scene, they're both sniffing the ground, Scully is barely visible behind Mulder. In the second scene, someone unseen calls them "Agents?", and both turn their heads, Scully is again not seen behind Mulder and she also can't see herself. In the third panel, she peeks from behind her partner and we finally see her face. End ID]

au where Scully was born a vampire and Mulder convinces her to stop repressing and being ashamed of her vampire side. This idea is mainly inspired by that one photoshoot Gillian and David did in the early days where they're in all black and long coats. Also my love of the "my sister the vampire" book series and vampires-everyday-society media in general

Vampire mulder and werewolf scully. It just makes sense

Lots of transfem Mulder stuff, hopefully one day a full length canon divergence fic about his journey with discovering his gender, but for now it is unfortunately mainly just lesbian msr smut (well maybe not that unfortunately)

So much queerplatonic msr stuff. All of the whump/fluff missing scenes they deserved

Also possibly some stuff about Scully's denial of the paranormal, how she longs to fit in and have a regular life, and how she will fight to have that alongside her involvement with Mulder and the x files, even though she knows it's a losing battle

Rio looks down at the folder, reads the first couple of paragraphs on the police report. “I’m sorry—werewolves?” Agatha shrugs one shoulder. “Werewolves. Lycanthropy. Whatever you want to call it."

They are unbelievably in love but they refuse to admit it.

mulder and scully, ponified :)

base from Lavender-Bases on DA

*under the sea starts playing*

Because while txf is abt aliens and the paranormal behind it all is the government coverup and lack of justice to be found against those perpetrating terrible things on the average person.