Name: Locke and Key: Welcome to Lovecraft
Rating: 4.0625 (176 reviews)
ISBN: 9781600102370

Joe Hill

Tegneserie. The story of the Keyhouse, a New England mansion, with doors that transform all who walk through them - and home to a hate-filled and relentless creature that will not rest until it opens the most terrible door of all

Locke and Key: Welcome to Lovecraft

Sarah Sammis

Dimitris Papastergiou

Rohan Uddin

Dark, gruesome, original and thoroughly entertaining, this comic book is just plain great.

Love! Have to admit, watched the show first, but this was a darker introduction to the story. I loved it! 

Samantha Cummings

Janice Hopper

I heard about this series on a podcast from The Incomparable two years ago. I hadn't read the comic at the time, but it sounded intriguing. I couldn't quite bring myself to buy it, though. 

Then yesterday Scribd announced that they were adding comics to their subscription service. The first thing I looked for was Locke & Key, and there it was! I read the first volume on the iPad this morning and I've got volume 2 ready to read this afternoon. 

I'd describe this comic as horror/suspense/supernatural. It's dark and violent, though (so far) not enough to put me off. And I have pretty delicate sensibilities these days. 

The story involves a mysterious house and mysterious keys that lead to places and things you might not suspect. You see how a couple of the keys work in this volume, one more than the other. 

The characters are mostly believable. The artwork is quite good. The story jumps back and forth in time, deliberately. That way we see how present events spring directly from past events. 

Good stuff. I can't wait to see how the story comes out. 

Reading the comic in the Scribd app on my iPad was a seamless experience. Props to Scribd for that! I came to Scribd for the audiobooks. The comics were a nice surprise!

alina s

Lindsay Maldonado

It was definitely creepy and they punch you in the face with a shit ton of violence and death basically in the first two pages, but I can see how a reader can be sucked into the story.

Charlotte J. Ruth

Omar AlHashmi

Finished this and the second volume a week ago but just decided to put it on goodreads. I enjoyed this a lot, but since I read the second one too this one I like more to be honest. The book was so disturbing, I've been looking for a graphic novel that has no boundaries and emits really strong emotions to the reader. The only issue I have is a big one for me personally. The art is really annoying given the subject matter, its the faces I think, I dont know but it just looks silly to me when I am reading. That's my only complaint. Solid start to the series.

Jennifer Merchant

Katie

This was a decent start to this series. It felt a lot more like a supernatural mystery/thriller to me than horror, but I'm thinking future volumes will get scarier. I don't loooooove the art style but I don't hate it either. I have like 6 volumes because I borrowed them from a friend, so I'll definitely continue with the series!

Anastaciya

Enfys J. Book

Amazingly well-written, gorgeous art, but too dark for my taste. It makes the first few volumes of Sandman look like My Little Pony.

Locke and Key: Welcome to Lovecraft

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