Review from The Sidekicks Initiative: A Comedy Superhero Adventure →
It’s a good story, with fun characters. I’d give it the 5 stars without the out takes at the end, but WITH the out takes it deserves 7 stars!
Review from Slow Burn Box Set →
This was a random audiobook I just picked up because of the hours in it. And it was totally worth it. 5/5Phil made the character feel alive and I couldn’t stop listening.
This felt like a cross between Scalzi and Douglas Adams. Just sit back and enjoy the ride.
good overall, the narration at times was a bit difficult to tell who was talking as the voices bleed into each other here and there. I honestly might use this universe and it’s rules for a table top rpg
great story, lots of laughs .people in my office must think im a lunatic. I was not familiar with this narrator but he really delivered a 5 star performance.. if I could give this ten stars I totally would. if this is on your wish list buy with confidence! this is a good one.
I lauhed a lot. And c’mon, who doesn’t like to laugh a lot? I think that superheroes are ridiculous so I love it when authors have fun with it. And I totally pictured Barry having a lot of fun writing this. Phil Thron did a great performance. I always figured the narrator read the books..
Review from Space Team: The King of Space Must Die →
This series is awsome! Narration by Phil Thron is spot on, tho I cant imagine how he got thru it without laughing to death… like seriously… how? Barry Hutchison wrote and is still writing…yes? An awsome world with fun characters that can go forever. I’m not good at reviews but I’ll say this. Its Saturday..
Review from Collateral Damage →
I must say, food for thought. The telling of these theories and Mr Shaw’s presentation of chains of events that tie these three people together helped to humanize them. I like Mr Shaw’s passion as he knocks down the pedestals we have erected we have erected then celebrates the lives and accomplishments of these three..
I have listened to this book many times for its humor. I wish I could get the author to write more of the series. [In case Hutchinson is reading, more Dan Deadman would be great, too. ]
Blumenthal’s title best expresses his evaluation of Mack, both the good and the bad. This was a fascinating and balanced look into the trials and triumphs of Mack and his work, which Blumenthal aptly wraps up likening unto the Campbellian/ Jungian Hero’s Journey. I very much enjoyed it and look forward to likewise soaking in..