Puss Reboots: Blog: August 2017: The Locksmith issue 3

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The Locksmith issue 3: 08/26/17

The Locksmith issue 3 by Terrance Grace is where things get really weird. Maybe that's too broad a statement — the series started out pretty weird too. This issue though deals with multiple timelines all coming together for a big event that will unleash — or being to unleash in issue four.

While in previous issues most of the action has taken place in New York and surrounds — the place for lots of modern day hauntings especially in American literature — this one includes Italy and Australia.

Whatever is coming is ripping through the very fabric of time and space. In tone and plot it reminds me a bit of Orbiter by Warren Ellis. For it's Australian setting, I'm also reminded of Peter Weir's films.

Five stars