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IDW is pleased to announce a new project from the Eisner-nominated writing team behind The Cape, Joe Hill and Jason Ciaramella. Based on Hill’s original novella and featuring covers and art by superstar newcomer Vic Malhotra, THUMBPRINT is a twisted three-issue tale of fear, terror, and indelible remorse.
The Cape: 1969 is the predecessor to the Eisner-nominated, Joe Hill-inspired The Cape miniseries from a few years back. This comic takes the action back to the Vietnam War, telling the story of how the supernatural cape came to be.
Twenty-five years ago, the Keepers of the Keys attempted one last daring adventure. Even the best laid plans can go awry, and the result still haunts family members today. The final issue of Clockworks has arrived, and Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez don’t disappoint.
This is the moment we’ve all been waiting for, many questions are answered, as shivers (or is it evil tapeworms) run up and down your spine.
Having taken a quick detour on the history of some of the keys of Keyhouse, Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez bring us back to the present only to send us back to the past.
Skelton Crew Studios has announced The Whispering Iron and Omega Key are the latest addition to the company’s selection of Locke & Key replicas being offered up for sale.
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IDW Publishing is proud to announce ROAD RAGE, a new partnership with best-selling authors Stephen King and Joe Hill, to produce a comic-book adaptation of their co-written adventure tale, Throttle. This monthly two-part series begins in February, and will be followed by two issues adapting the story that inspired Throttle, Richard Matheson’s classic tale of suspense, Duel, beginning in April.
Things are always darkest before the dawn, and for the Locke kids, things are looking pretty dark right now. IDW Publishing’s Locke & Key: Clockworks #2 arrived this week and the dark corners of the Major Spoilers HQ are just a bit scarier now.
I can not believe that the networks have passed on the television adaptation of Locke & Key. The early word on the un-aired (and never to be seen) pilot was very good, but apparently someone higher up decided to give the series a pass, and that is really bad. With Smallville going off the air, Locke & Key could have swooped in to grab the audience with an awesome series.
It shouldn’t come as any surprise that Fox passed on this series… that network hasn’t listened to fan for years. This kind of news makes it easier and easier for me to give up on cable all together.
HOLY CRAP! Did they just do, what I think they did!?
This issue arrives April 27, 2011, and does contain some spoilers (but not major spoilers), so consider this your warning.
For the last several issues, the Locke children have been running around finding keys, and trying to cope with the drama that surrounds teenager’s lives. With only fourteen issues remaining in this fantastic series, when is something big going to happen?
When evil lurks in the hallways and rooms of the Keyhouse, it will take the special talents of a special kid to discover what it will take to make the house clean for good.