Titres dans Super-héro

A famous author finds out that her past books have come back to haunt her and her assistant as they write another book.

I’d thought my life was over, but a literal goddess gave me a second chance. Now, I’m living in a new world, have an awesome power growing inside me, and have not one, but two beautiful, superpowered women by my side.

As the residents of Swenson Castle in Norway watch nervously, the returning are coming out of the sea, a promise made by God just yesterday. Leah made her choice in haste, without forethought, so as Sarah walks out of the water holding Zeal's child, Leah heartbrokenly flees.

Haunted by a brutal past and burdened with terrifying power, Sarah lives as an outcast in a fractured world where violence, corruption, and fear rule the shadows. She wants peace. She wants control. But the darkness that shaped her refuses to stay buried. Through it all, one person remains at the center of her life: her sister, Amy. As danger closes in from every side, Sarah will do whatever it takes to protect the only family she has left.

For Roy Mackey—a recovering addict who makes his living as an unlicensed PI and occasional muscle for hire—tracking down a dead writer's final manuscript should be a walk in the park. Too bad his client is a phony, the dead writer is a thief, and shadowy men are watching his every move. All clues lead to a canceled pulp-adventure comic, The Midnight Jury, and its reclusive author.

Emily Wright was prepared to spend her first year on campus under the radar and out of sight, propelled by the force of her social anxiety. Fate, however, cursed her with the ability known as Sister Summoning. Revealed on Power Day—the annual event where people discover their superpowers—Emily’s new talent caused five “sisters” to suddenly pop into existence. And as if that weren’t enough, Emily found herself officially categorized as a villain.

With Miles's encouragement, Melody had accepted the physical changes wrought by ingesting monster fruit. But now, it was time to help her through everything else. In the wake of the attack on Point City by Daeva, the military had devised a plan to insert Melody into Daeva's stronghold. To gain entry, Melody would have to use her new looks and put her best villain act on.

Hugo didn’t ask for this gift that his father, brilliant biologist Abednego Danner, bestowed upon him; a “gift” that promises a life of greatness. From being a baby that can launch himself from a second-story window unscathed, a boy that can leap canyons and hurl boulders, a football star that can beat an opposing team single-handed, a man capable of crushing an entire enemy platoon with his bare hands; surely such a person could steer the entire world to their whims. But, does the world hold any post for a man of such strength?

Will faces the consequences of his actions.

Minisc Premier has never wanted to be like his father. Most kids would kill to have the Hero of Light, the most famous Elementalist in history, as their dad. Minisc hates the pressure though and wants only to bring his mother’s dying wish to life: unity and peace between humans and Elementalists, the recently evolved species capable of controlling and wielding elements such as light, fire, and water.

Four years ago, Jackson Allen’s life got turned upside down. Now, to even have a fighting chance at a future, he has to graduate from Excalibur University, one of the two colleges in the nation that accepts mutants. To make matters worse, Jackson doesn’t have any mutant powers, making him the neon-green sheep among a flock of society’s black sheep. Follow Jackson’s journey as he struggles with his mental health, fitting in, and solving New Landing’s latest mystery.

Four more original novellas! The world may actually be ending this time. Amid a vampire breakout, some heroes find themselves overworked and working during all hours of the day. Others, like the illustrious Striker, are limited to daylight only.

The Kree Empire is knocked back on its heels when the Phalanx, a cybernetic race that converts hosts using a techno-organic virus, seizes control of Hala, the Kree homeworld. The person who accidentally brought the Phalanx right to the heart of the Kree Empire? Peter Quill, otherwise known as Star-Lord.

I Am Not the Moon Lake Camp Killer is about a 17-year old boy, Liam, and his friends who develop powers after discovering a meteor at summer camp. When Liam is wrongly arrested for shooting 12 campers, he can't protect his friends from the real murderer: a shape-shifting alien whose ability is to steal other people's "quantic" powers. To make matters worse, Liam's future self has come back in time to kill Liam.

When Red Hunter unlocked his superpower, he knew one thing. He'd be the most powerful superhero who ever lived. Eventually.

Twenty-somethings Jeb and Tommy really like costumed villainy. They think it's cool. They wouldn't mind working for a villain as their henchmen. So when the opportunity to do just that comes knocking, the young men seize the opportunity and fall-in.

After being a fugitive-at-large for over a year, Roscoe Boone—the one-time sheriff of Arrowhead Nation’s state of Bayou South—is given an opportunity at redemption. But the opportunity will force him out of hiding and into the limelight, where he will have to win the brawler match of a lifetime for a chance to return to his former glory. With a cruel voodoo witch who will stop at nothing to thwart his path to redemption, Roscoe must use his battle hammer and special abilities to fend off the relentless witch and her deputies before his time runs out for good.

Axel Holt is Arrowhead Nation’s most notorious bounty hunter. The disgraced former sheriff of the nation’s northernmost state, Superior North, he now lives in exile. That is, until his goddaughter finds his secret hideout. The murder of his goddaughter’s father, and a threat to Superior North’s governor by a powerful mafia boss propels Axel out from the shadows.

When my car flew off a cliff, I thought that was the end. But a beautiful goddess stepped in and offered me a second chance. Now I have the power of light itself within me, and that power is growing. Which is just as well, because I have to battle villains, monsters, mutants, and more. Not my type of thing, if I’m honest, but it’s about more than just me.

I changed the face of the world, creating a paradise for superhumans. All it took was throwing a fight and spending 40 years in jail. That was a small price to pay as an immortal. But now that I’m out on parole I fully intend on enjoying the world I created.