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Books | The Guardian ([info]theguardianbook) wrote,
@ 2020-02-06 07:00:00

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'A great decade for horror': Joe Hill on the doom boom in comics

As his Locke and Key stories arrive on Netflix, the author talks about his new imprint for DC and the Basketful of Heads on its way

In 2005, fresh from the success of publishing his first 11-page Spider-Man story, the writer Joe Hill was talking to IDW Publishing about ideas for adapting his short stories of the weird and fantastic into comics. “They were talking to me about my stories,” Hill recalls, “and I said, ‘I’ve got something better. Something original.’”

That something original was a house full of strange keys, occult artefacts that open strange doors to transport or transform anyone who steps across their thresholds.

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