This has been on my TBR shelf for a while now (as have many other books), but I hesitated to pick this up, though I've had opportunity before, because I was afraid of being disappointed.Locke & Key, Vol. 1: Welcome to Lovecraft may be one of the coolest titles I've heard of in a long time. It's evoc...
I've heard about Locke&Key long time ago, but a few times a browsed it, art really put me off. Now I finally read it and I am so glad that I did. Story gradually pulls you in - there are more and more mysteries discovered and Hill are unravelling them with a kind of underhand flourish. Yet you sudde...
The ideas within the Lovecraft house are tantalizing and lovely, but the art is a little too manga-ish for my taste. Would rather have the story in novel form.
This was my first foray into Joe Hill territory. I've been a little wary up to now because of all the hype that surrounds his writing, but I'm glad I finally got over myself and picked this up, because it was really quite good.A conventional Gothic setting with some unconventional ideas sets up a se...
Tyler, Kinsey and Bode Locke move with their mother to Keyhouse, their uncle's mansion in Lovecraft, Massachusetts, after their father, a school guidance councillor, is brutally murdered by a couple of Tyler's classmates. The entire Locke family are naturally extremely affected by the event, especia...
Locke & Key, Vol. 1: Welcome to Lovecraft is a well written and engrossing graphic novel. This is by far the best book I have read by Joe Hill, not that all other books I have read is in any way bad, but the story in "Welcome to Lovecraft" is fascinating and really leaves me with the feeling of want...
A family moves cross country while trying to cope after their father is murdered by a psychopathic teenager, but the killer pursues. The killer is only the start of their problems as the old house they live in is full of mysterious doors and magic keys. There is also something awful living in the ...
Finally getting around to reading this series. First book is a good, steady opening novel: enough back-story to connect you to the characters and a good hook to make you pick up book 2.
"Do I really have any other choice?" Rose shrugged. "Only bad ones, dear. But it's better if you want it. It will make the Turning easier." "Does it hurt? The Turning?" Rose smiled and told the first outright lie. "Not at all." Doctor Sleep - published a very short while ago, making...
Genre: Supernatural / Horror / Fantasy Year Published: 2008 Year Read: 2012 Series: Locke and Key #1 Publisher: IDW Comics After reading Neil Gaiman’s fantastic “Sandman” series, I never would have thought that there would be another graphic novel that blends horror and mystery perfectly tog...
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