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Locke & Key: Grindhouse includes an expanded “Guide to Keyhouse,” revealing every dark corner and secret room in America’s most frightening mansion! THIS is the blood-splashed, bare-knuckled Locke & Key standalone story you’ve been waiting for! In the glare of a Depression-era summer, three Canuck gangsters pull the heist of their dreams and take off for the perfect hiding spot… an isolated mansion on the tip of Lovecraft Island known locally as Keyhouse.

Nailed It is a one-shot from Locke & Key but doesn’t belong in The Golden Age like the other one-shots.

The Nailed It issue was exclusive for comic con, later collected with the Dog Days issue.

(Click image to see full cover) Nailed It

In The Can is a one-shot from Locke & Key but doesn’t belong in The Golden Age like the other one-shots.Īfter the Keyhouse is burned down the Locke family returns with a new key.

The comic was an extra in the 10th anniversary edition traycased hardcover set from IDW, The First Ten Years and in 2017 the story was added to the hardcover edition Heaven and earth.

(Click image to see full cover) single issue The single issues were published and collected with these cover(s): The Locke kids are walking in the woods behind Keyhouse when Bode finds the IDW Key. Leaving them around like stray cookies.Although first Grindhouse and Dog Days were considered under the Golden Age (by the Keyheads) we now (end of 2020) know that they are just One-shots: In the Can (2009)

The keys are the most important thing in all these people's lives, but they seem to lose them and misplace them on a regular basis. It might be forgivable, but alas, there are many. A child could come up with a better plot point to set up future events. I don't know how any literate adult can create these bad scenes and how a ton of people can stand around agreeing that this is a good idea to film. I get so angry that I can't continue watching for a while. It completely distracts you from all the good in the series.

I often have to quit watching and come back a week later. How did he leave the key in the lock? Why would he not pull it out when he removed his hand? Why let it go? It's one of the ridiculously stupid moments in the series. Bodie turns the lights out in the dollhouse by turning the key just in time and turning when the door opens.