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Superpower Chronicles Box Set: Books 1–3
When the heroes are gone, the sidekicks must rise.
Follow Raven, a sharp-witted teen with untapped powers and an unshakable will, as he steps out of the shadows and into the fight. This action-packed box set includes the first three books in the Superpower Chronicles , an epic nine-book saga of danger, secrets, and heroism.
Book 1: SidekicksRaven never wanted to lead. But when the city’s superheroes are wiped out, it’s up to him and his fellow trainees to protect the people—and prove they’re more than just sidekicks.
Book 2: HeroesRaven uncovers shocking secrets about his mentor, Raptor, as new enemies threaten to destroy the city. To survive, Raven must embrace the hero he’s meant to be.
Book 3: VigilantesAs gang wars erupt and a dangerous new drug spreads, Raven faces his toughest challenge yet—with help from an unlikely ally who might just get him killed.
Action-packed, emotional, and perfect for fans of Spider-Man and Teen Titans . Start the adventure today!
Follow Raven, a sharp-witted teen with untapped powers and an unshakable will, as he steps out of the shadows and into the fight. This action-packed box set includes the first three books in the Superpower Chronicles , an epic nine-book saga of danger, secrets, and heroism.
Book 1: SidekicksRaven never wanted to lead. But when the city’s superheroes are wiped out, it’s up to him and his fellow trainees to protect the people—and prove they’re more than just sidekicks.
Book 2: HeroesRaven uncovers shocking secrets about his mentor, Raptor, as new enemies threaten to destroy the city. To survive, Raven must embrace the hero he’s meant to be.
Book 3: VigilantesAs gang wars erupt and a dangerous new drug spreads, Raven faces his toughest challenge yet—with help from an unlikely ally who might just get him killed.
Action-packed, emotional, and perfect for fans of Spider-Man and Teen Titans . Start the adventure today!
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898 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 29, 2024
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May 4, 2025
The Superpower Chronicles is a Box Set of the first three novels of the Superpower Chronicles (SC) series named Book One: Sidekicks, Book Two: Heroes, Book Three: Vigilantes. Here, Mayor takes a B team of superhero sidekicks and thrusts them into the spotlight when their mentor heroes wind up dead. Their mentor had left a note for them to disband in the event of his death, but they have unfinished business, if only to avenge his death.
Raven is a teen very much modeled in the form of Stan Lee's Peter Parker, with the pathos endemic to that character along with the quip-hurling gibes of a sarcastic tongue that he uses during fights as a distraction. He has the distinction to have been fired the day before his mentor's death and so feels the need to somehow prove his mentor wrong.
As the story unfolds, villains are introduced, a betrayal must of course form part of the mix, some of Raptor (the mentor's) idiosyncrasies are explained, secrets are unearthed with perils becoming more overt. Also, Raven has his own true-life dramas exacerbated by the need to maintain his secret identity. It turns out parents want to know where you go when you cut school. (Could it be drugs?)
It's a fun tale and although the box set is not perfect, it's fun like superheroes are supposed to be. The characters are almost paradigmatic with some nice touches. Overall, very entertaining.
Raven is a teen very much modeled in the form of Stan Lee's Peter Parker, with the pathos endemic to that character along with the quip-hurling gibes of a sarcastic tongue that he uses during fights as a distraction. He has the distinction to have been fired the day before his mentor's death and so feels the need to somehow prove his mentor wrong.
As the story unfolds, villains are introduced, a betrayal must of course form part of the mix, some of Raptor (the mentor's) idiosyncrasies are explained, secrets are unearthed with perils becoming more overt. Also, Raven has his own true-life dramas exacerbated by the need to maintain his secret identity. It turns out parents want to know where you go when you cut school. (Could it be drugs?)
It's a fun tale and although the box set is not perfect, it's fun like superheroes are supposed to be. The characters are almost paradigmatic with some nice touches. Overall, very entertaining.
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