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Legacy Superhero #1-4
The Legacy Superhero Omnibus
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Meet sixteen-year-old Jack McDonald, an ordinary teenager who receives a mysterious watch in the mail on his birthday, which allows him to transform into the superhero Trickshot!
In "A Superhero's Legacy," Trickshot must use his new powers to avenge his brother after he is killed by superpowered drug dealers; in "A Superhero's Death," Trickshot must clear his name after getting framed for the murder of a famous superhero; in "A Superhero's Revenge," Trickshot must defeat one of his grandfather's old enemies who has come back for revenge; and in "A Superhero's Assault," Trickshot brings the fight to the island of Iconia to defeat Icon once and for all.
Meet sixteen-year-old Jack McDonald, an ordinary teenager who receives a mysterious watch in the mail on his birthday, which allows him to transform into the superhero Trickshot!
In "A Superhero's Legacy," Trickshot must use his new powers to avenge his brother after he is killed by superpowered drug dealers; in "A Superhero's Death," Trickshot must clear his name after getting framed for the murder of a famous superhero; in "A Superhero's Revenge," Trickshot must defeat one of his grandfather's old enemies who has come back for revenge; and in "A Superhero's Assault," Trickshot brings the fight to the island of Iconia to defeat Icon once and for all.
684 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 24, 2019
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Lucas Flint
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June 4, 2025
A great quadrilogy of books from the author of multiple longrunning superhero book series, "Legacy Superhero" tells the story of a 16 year old boy who inherits his superhero grandfather's watch and, with it, the mantle of Trickshot. Together with the AI construct, TW, he defends his city of Rumsfeld, Texas, from drug cartels, assassins, superpowered criminals, and a global terrorist organization hellbent on ruling the world.
For the most part (with the exception of the resolution of the second book), the story beats make sense and everything is well paced. The characters and their motivations are simple, the action is quite good, and the story beats all fall well into place. The prose is the only thing that pulls this book down, with both the dialogue and the narrative world flow feeling stilted and unrealistic. But it's rarely bad enough to confuse you, never bad enough to REALLY confuse you, and never never bad enough to make you want to stop reading.
I have a more in depth review on my website, but I would absolutely recommend this book to fans of the superhero genre who are looking for a series of fun, kid-friendly superhero adventures played straight.
For the most part (with the exception of the resolution of the second book), the story beats make sense and everything is well paced. The characters and their motivations are simple, the action is quite good, and the story beats all fall well into place. The prose is the only thing that pulls this book down, with both the dialogue and the narrative world flow feeling stilted and unrealistic. But it's rarely bad enough to confuse you, never bad enough to REALLY confuse you, and never never bad enough to make you want to stop reading.
I have a more in depth review on my website, but I would absolutely recommend this book to fans of the superhero genre who are looking for a series of fun, kid-friendly superhero adventures played straight.
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