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Came across this book in a catalogue, thought I'd share. Looks like it might be a fun read. smile

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Definitely looks cute. Thanks for the link, Paul.

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One I can personally recommend is How To Be A Superhero by Mark Leigh and Mike Lepine. But it's very very silly.

There's also How to Be a Superhero: Your Complet...ing the Forces of Evil, and Much More! by Doctor Metropolis, which I haven't read.

These are links to Amazon UK, they may be on Amazon.com too but I haven't checked.

Another one that may be of interest is the comic Dr. Blink: Superhero Shrink by John Kovalic and Christopher Jones, which is good fun and goes back to the original theme of psychology. See in particular the Captain Omnipotent story, about a character whose history is somehow familiar wink

A last rec: Evil Inc. by Brad J. Guigar is a web-comic about an organisation that supplies services to the supervillain industry. It's extremely funny.


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