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Superhero Novels: The Best of 2011 and a Peek at 2012
When someone discovers SuperheroNovels.com for the first time, they inevitably ask the same question: Are there enough superhero books being written to support a blog? The truth is we struggle mightily to keep abreast of all the novels that are … Continue reading →
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Let Your Blue Freak Flag Fly
Kyle Camden is a real jerk. He’s jealous, petty, and mean. He’s a smartass, a prankster, and he’s condescending to his parents. And guess what? He’s not even a teenager. But it gets worse. When a meteor shower (sorry, plasma … Continue reading →
