The creative team has delivered yet another heart-pounding issue that leaves the reader with a cliffhanger ending. Pepose gave some more exposition on characters that hadn't been explored in depth before. Locke's daughter Hero is sure to surprise, and will probably have her story examined in further detail at some point. Hopefully, she can avoid the same mistakes of her father's past and not become a product of her surroundings. The first series only had four issues, and if the next installment is the last, it will no doubt reach a bloody and explosive climax. Read Full Review

The art just gets better with each issue; the team is really flexing their talent by taking all the right creative risks. There is such variety between the pages as the plot jumps around, yet it all ties together wonderfully. Spencer & Locke 2 #3 uses every inch of the page; you can tell they put in a lot of hours. The mutant snowmen were particularly creepy.I always really enjoy seeing more of Santiago's creative artwork. I'm also glad the snowman reference made a comeback. I recall seeing some murderous snowmen thrown into the background of an early issue, but as more of an Easter egg for Calvin and Hobbes fans. Lastly, I obviously love the Hero variant cover (feat. Mr. Rabbit); she is just channeling that Batman/Spawnenergy. Read Full Review

Overall, this issue might take on a little too much and end up disjointed as a result; however, it is clever, emotionally complex, and deep. This might even be my favorite issue, subjectively speaking. If you loved Rocketman Reynolds, you will want to pick this up for sure. If you are looking for something to hit you right in the feels, this issue will also give you what you want. Read Full Review

Spencer & Locke 2 #3 delivers some of the best moments of the series to date. Read Full Review

An interesting but slightly jumbled issue that felt at times like it was doing too much but still advanced the plot in an interesting way. Read Full Review

A solid, expressive issue with great story telling and technique. Read Full Review

Spencer & Locke is something wholly unique, and it just might win you over if you give it a chance. Read Full Review

Spencer & Locke 2 #3 sets a frantic pace but tempers the action with the emotional resonance weve come to expect from the series thus far. Read Full Review

Although it's packed with plenty of action, this issue is one of the most interesting, story-driven issues in the series. We learn more about the heroes, as well as the villain. There are some genuinely surprising twists in the story that you won't see coming. It's a roller coaster ride of emotions, revelations, and action. It's a fantastic read! Read Full Review