Locke & Key. Tom 6. Alfa i Omega

The backstory added so much depth, but I'm curious if that was always part of the plan or if it evolved during writing. Did it change how the characters developed?

The way past and present collide in this volume made the stakes feel even higher. How did others interpret the balance between trauma and hope in this story?

The visuals felt darker and more visceral, which really amplified the mood. I wonder what influenced the art style decisions for this volume.