Locke and key keys

The Head Key from the comic Locke and Key

Locke and Key

The Anywhere Key is one of the Keys created by Benjamin Locke. The Anywhere Key was forged by Benjamin Locke some time between June 2nd - 24th, 1775[1] In 1915, John Locke used the key to get to Europe to fight Germans in World War One. He later used it to connect a Keyhouse door to the Titanic, in an attempt to destroy Keyhouse and kill himself. In 1927, Mary Locke gave the Anywhere Key to Alex Burgess, so when he left, she could use Dream's symbols of power, in an effort to save her…

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The Matchstick Key is one of the many Keys. Out of all of them, The Matchstick Key was the very first key to appear in the Netflix Adaptation. In 1915, the key was kept inside the Vault of Shadows by Chamberlin Locke. Through a crafty scheme by Chamberlin's son, John Locke, John procured the key among many other keys as weapons to turn the tide of World War I.[1] Shortly after enlisting into the Allied in Belgium, John ambushed a German camp, where he used the key to incinerate Willem…

The Omega Key is the first of the magical keys created by the Locke family, designed to control access to the Black Door. Forged from Whispering Iron in 1775 by Benjamin Locke, it is the oldest key of its kind in existence. When Benjamin Locke was hiding in the caves with the revolutionaries, they accidentally opened the Black Door allowing the Children of Leng to escape. Once Benjamin realized that regular steel was insufficient to hold the door closed, he crafted a padlock and key from…