Gary Karkofsky always wanted to be a supervillain. He gets his chance when a mysterious package is left on his front doorstep with the magical cloak of the Nightwalker, recently deceased protector of Falconcrest City. This allows him to become THE SUPERVILLAIN WITHOUT MERCY.
However, Gary soon finds that he's not quite evil enough to be the city's Big Bad. Assembling a crew consisting of his ex-girlfriend, his wife, a once terrifying supervillain), Gary sets off on a series of mad and exciting adventures. Gary will fight extremist superheroes from the Nineties, hordes of zombies, evil cults, a time-traveling President from the future, and himself.
The Supervillainy Saga, Books 1-6 contains The Rules of Supervillainy, The Games of Supervillainy, The Secrets of Supervillainy, The Science of Supervillainy, The Tournament of Supervillainy, and The Future of Supervillainy. It is the tale of humanity's best hero and worse villain, or is the other way around! Read and find out!
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"As a long time comic book fan and someone who enjoys a good in-joke, this was a great book for me." - The Scribblings
"This book is funny. It starts out that way, remains so throughout, and ends the same way. There are both chuckle-worthy and laugh-out-loud moments." - Sister Geeks.net
"It is ridiculous on funny, and I enjoyed every moment." - Boundless Book Reviews
C.T Phipps is a lifelong student of horror, science fiction, and fantasy. An avid tabletop gamer, he discovered this passion led him to write and turned him into a lifelong geek. He is a regular reviewer on Booknest.EU and for Grimdark Magazine.
He's written the Agent G series, Cthulhu Armageddon, the Red Room Trilogy, I Was A Teenaged Weredeer, Lucifer's Star, Psycho Killers in Love, Straight Outta Fangton, The Supervillainy Saga, and Wraith Knight.
THE SUPERVILLAINY SAGA is my multi-part epic ode to everything gloriously ridiculous in comic books. Cyborg T-Rexes, spooky crime ridden cities, ridiculous codenames, and epic struggles between good versus evil. I had a huge amount of fun writing these books and the idea of offering them in a six-part box set seemed like a good idea to get people caught up that might hesitate at buying them individually. I think it averages about $1.20 each.
The stories deal with Gary's growth from being a wannabe supervilalin to finding himself way-way over his head, dealing with the consequences of his poor life decisions, and trying to piece together the life he's unwittingly thrown off the rails. It's an escapist fantasy and a real story with actual stakes.
But mostly hilarious one-liners, jokes, and Star Wars references.
Started from The Secrets of Supervillainy because I got the first two books separately.
Stopped about halfway through The Tournament of Supervillainy. In the end, it turned out that I really only wanted to find out what happened to Mandy. I found out and then continued the series but it seems like the novelty wore off and I lost interest in the tournament arc. I stopped reading more than a week ago and I still don't want to go back to it. So I'm crossing it off the list.