Despite hefty interest from other networks, Fox has landed Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci’s TV adaptation of the graphic novel Locke and Key, giving the adaptation a series commitment. The hour-long is being adapted by scribe Josh Friedman, while Kurtzman and Orci are attached as exec producers. “Locke and Key” comes from Joe Hill, Stephen King’s son, who has created a world about brothers who live in a mysterious New England mansion. The graphic novel, which is designed by artist Gabriel Rodriguez, first launched in 2008. The third book, “Crown of Shadows”, is now available on Amazon. Friedman’s credits include “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles,” as well as War of the Worlds and The Black Dahlia.
