If you have a Spotify account, check out this superhero-themed playlist made by Damien Benoit-Ledoux for his novel Guardians. Listen to it while reading—or if you ever find yourself actually saving the world and need a soundtrack. 😉 I’ve been seeing a lot of great buzz for Lee Blauersouth’s debut YA novel, Secondhand Origin Stories.Continue reading “Last Week in Superhero Fiction (4/26/18)”
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Turn Back the Pages: The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl
Turn Back the Pages is a biweekly feature where I spotlight a comic that is not fresh and new. It may have come out a few months ago or even a few years ago. Maybe it was hyped and popular, or maybe it was an underappreciated gem. Whatever the case, it’ll be a great comicContinue reading “Turn Back the Pages: The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl”
Turn Back the Pages: Young Avengers
Turn Back the Pages is a biweekly feature where I spotlight a comic that is not fresh and new. It may have come out a few months ago or even a few years ago. Maybe it was hyped and popular, or maybe it was an underappreciated gem. Whatever the case, it’ll be a great comicContinue reading “Turn Back the Pages: Young Avengers”
Last Week in Superhero Fiction (12/14/17)
Author Mackenzi Lee is writing an official YA novel starring everyone’s favorite Marvel villain, Loki. Honestly, I’m surprised Marvel didn’t start putting out books about him years ago. Talk about leaving money on the table. Smart Bitches Trashy Books gave Not Your Villain by C.B. Lee a “B” in this insightful review. R.J. Ross isContinue reading “Last Week in Superhero Fiction (12/14/17)”
Last Week in Superhero Fiction (11/16/17)
Benjamin Medrano has posted recipes for the meals cooked by the main character of his superhero novel Born a Queen, which I think is a super cool idea (pun intended). Hello Giggles has an excellent interview entitled “Sarah Kuhn’s superhero books are a beacon for women of color seeking community” that’s worth a read. SuperheroNovelsContinue reading “Last Week in Superhero Fiction (11/16/17)”
Last Week in Superhero Fiction (10/12/17)
Karen Diem revealed the cover for Power, the third book in her Arca series, and it’s sooooo awesome. Daily Camera has a detailed and great review of Transference by Kate Jonuska, if you’ve been thinking about checking that book out. The more reviews of it I read, the better it sounds. C.B. Lee had aContinue reading “Last Week in Superhero Fiction (10/12/17)”
New Superhero Fiction Releases for September
Obviously, my big news from September is that Almost Invincible finally came out, and my book is in good company, since September hosted the releases of a whole bunch of superhero novels. A few authors even put out two or more books during the month, (Seriously, how do you people write so fast? TELL MEContinue reading “New Superhero Fiction Releases for September”
Turn Back the Pages: Runaways
Turn Back the Pages is a biweekly feature where I spotlight a comic that is not fresh and new. It may have come out a few months ago or even a few years ago. Maybe it was hyped and popular, or maybe it was an underappreciated gem. Whatever the case, it’ll be a great comicContinue reading “Turn Back the Pages: Runaways”
New Superhero Fiction Releases for August
Hey, superhero fiction fans! August was a great month for the genre, and I’ve rounded up a ton of awesome new releases (though inevitably, I’m sure I’ve missed some). As usual, I haven’t read all these books personally, so be sure to read the samples and reviews before buying. Transference by Kate Jonuska Professionally ruined,Continue reading “New Superhero Fiction Releases for August”
Last Week in Superhero Fiction (8/24/17)
There’s only a few weeks left to enter the Goodreads giveaway for J.D. Wright’s upper YA superhero novel, Masked. Speaking of Goodreads giveaways, here’s another for The Phobia of Renegade X by Chelsea M. Campbell that’s still open to enter. Stitch’s Media Mix has posted an incredibly thought-provoking and in-depth review of the bestselling MilesContinue reading “Last Week in Superhero Fiction (8/24/17)”
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