Ugh, okay this was a bit of a slog. The sample chapter on Audible doesn’t really do the story justice. Basically, if you like reading long descriptions of superpowers, their pros and cons, and why they generally suck, then this […]
Perusing the sale items on Audible, I stumbled upon this going for the bargain price of two bucks. How could I not? I suppose a bit of history is in order. I’ve never owned much in the way of comics
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First off, this one was a compelling story, but the way it was told and narrated let it down. Between the constant “telling” with dialogue tags (i.e. [so and so] lied, [so and so] acquiesced) rather than “showing” through dialogue
This is one of those hard-to-like books that is also kind of hard to hate. Let’s get one thing out of the way; the main character, Aidan Salt / Apex Strike, is a colossal douchebag. He’s eighteen years old, frothing
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Book one of The Supervillainy Saga, written by C.T. Phipps, was one of the earlier audiobooks I’d ever purchased and subsequently forgot to continue with. Not because the book wasn’t great, it simply slipped my mind. This pack contained the
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Dreadnought, written by April Daniels, revolves around fifteen-year-old Danny Tozer in a city where being a superhero is a legitimate job possibility. Designated at birth as male, Danny knows this is a mistake. She wants nothing more than to shed
