Failing again. Failing better.
I was fortunate enough to get an eARC of Locke & Key, volume 6 via Netgalley a while back, but I was reluctant to start reading because I was a bit apprehensive about the series ending. On the one hand, Locke & Key has been one of the most consistently well written and well drawn…
Volume 4 of the Locke and Key series (reviewed here) ended in such a terrible, shocking way that I couldn’t wait to pick up Locke & Key, Volume 5: Clockworks, written by Joe Hill (Twitter) and illustrated by Gabriel Rodriguez (Twitter). And it certainly didn’t disappoint. I’ll try to keep this spoiler-free, so I apologize…
For four volumes now, Locke & Key has repeatedly demonstrated why it should be at the top of your “to read” list. Not “comics to read,” but “works of fiction to read.” It is so well written and beautifully illustrated that it will go toe to toe with anything else on your list. After I…
Volume after volume, the Locke and Key series continues to impress. So far, each volume has been an incredible combination of writing and artwork that results in an absolutely top notch piece of entertainment. I just finished Locke and Key, Volume 3: Crown of Shadows written by Joe Hill (Twitter) and illustrated by Gabriel Rodriguez…
I seem to be on a kick of reading things I should have read years ago, but didn’t (for absolutely no good reason whatsoever). The latest read is LOCKE & KEY, VOL. 2: HEAD GAMES, written by Joe Hill (Twitter) and illustrated by Gabriel Rodriguez. Just like volume 1, I loved this volume of Locke…