S.O.S.! S.O.S.! Beaten, drugged, and left for dead, things are looking bad for Locke - but unfortunately for his captors, Locke isn't here anymore. Get ready for a night of psychedelic terror and homicidal violence, as Rocketman Reynolds makes his daring escape from Planet X!
This was far from what I'd have expected to see going into this issue but it was a more than pleasant surprise. The way this series constantly finds more creative ways to give us a wonderful story is refreshing. Even if you have to fight your way through space villains to get this issue, it will be worth it. Read Full Review
'Spencer & Locke' continues to impress with new revelations and the upping of action, violence, and psychological drama. To say there isn't anything like this in comics right now would be an understatement. Pepose, Santiago, and Smith have delivered a multi-layered tour de force of a thriller. It takes your expectations and blows them away. 'Spencer & Locke' is an unexpected thrill that must be read. Read Full Review
I keep expecting this unique story to fail under its own weirdness, but instead it gets better. Read Full Review
Unless I am mistaken, the conclusion comes next issue, so theres still time to hopaboard if crime fiction is your thing. But I hope its not the last we see ofSpencer & Locke. Im enjoying this ride, and regret that it may end too soon.But thank you, Pepose and Santiago, for not writing to the trade. Your work isrefreshing and I look forward to more. Read Full Review
Spencer and Locke #3: Service is available at your local comic shop as well as online markets. " Read Full Review
With only one issue left Spencer and Locke have a lot to overcome. Can Spencer find his friend Locke, will Locke even recognize Spencer with the drugs running through his veins, can they solve Sophie's murder in time and save her child and why was she mixed up with this criminal organization in the first place? Spencer and Locke continues to be a great crime/mystery/thriller of a story, it is something that you are not going to want to miss out on! Read Full Review
We eventually get some delivery on something dropped inissue one, but this issue is hard to see as much more than filler chalk full ofconfusion and deliberate deception. Read Full Review
I totally can see how the two main influences have been slammed together to make a whole and sure, at time mix and matching can work; a cheese and onion sandwich for example or coca cola in southern comfort. However,at least in these examples you can switch to plain cheese or lemonade in your drink. In Spence and Locke you don't have that choice; you are stuck with what you got. Of course, you could always go back to Calvin and Hobbes. Read Full Review
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