Review from Star Shroud →
…an author’s dislike of their own characters (and reality in general). Throughout the story, the only truly pragmatic character is continuously vilified, even though he’s almost always right. Also… Kalen (Kaylynne?) is just terrible. She’s naive, overtly girlish for a girl who once served in the military, and honestly a blight upon the entire story…
Would you listen to Super Sales on Super Heroes again? Why? Absolutely!! The characters where enjoyable What did you like best about this story? The wolf Girl!! What about Jeff Hays’s performance did you like? Wasn’t sure at first but i liked him. Reminds me of Wil Wheaton performance on Ready Player Was this a..
Review from Man of War →
This is the first Mr forbes book that was disappointing. The first 2/3 of the book was drama and build up. The plot lines we’re contrived and we’re not believable. The characters did things that didn’t make sense. The ending was good though. The performance was excellent.
What made the experience of listening to Super Sales on Super Heroes the most enjoyable? The humor had me smiling through most all of the book. Who was your favorite character and why? Andrea. The cast of characters are good, there personalities are great. However I like zany, crazy, excitable characters. The make me smile..
there’s some plot holes. but it’s a very enjoyable book and we’ll worth picking up.
Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
finished it in 1 day could not stop my self from finishing it was way too good
Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
This is a great book with wonderful character development. I hope it becomes a series.
Great book but why not use points to repair gear or make gear that when worn gives the wearer super powers
In 30 years, this book will be a case study in the deplorable and misogynistic nature of “gamer culture” in the early 21st century. The author clomps through such issues as slavery, subservience, and objectification like a crash of rhinoceroses traversing a minefield. These societal issues that the author runs roughshod over are enough to..
if you liked Good Intentions by Eliot Kay and The Rules of Supervillany this book falls somewhere between the two. it’s not nearly as smutty as the former and the tone is more similar to the latter. it’s not as well written as rather and gets very close to cringe territory but, for me at..