GeekDavid
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Okay, it might not technically be fantasy, but superhero stories can still be fun, and I have found some great ones.
The first book is Wearing the Cape, by Marion Harmon. He takes a slightly more realistic look at superheroes, and has come up with a world system that nicely explains the appearance of new superheroes and supervillains.
The realism is sometimes ironically humorous, as when the main character, a new "cape" (hero) herself, has to go through a psychiatric evaluation before joining the super-team... because the team's insurance insists on it.
So far he's got three books and a short story in the "main" series and one spin-off book, and he says he's working on the next one already.
Check it out, and let me know what you think of it.
The first book is Wearing the Cape, by Marion Harmon. He takes a slightly more realistic look at superheroes, and has come up with a world system that nicely explains the appearance of new superheroes and supervillains.
The realism is sometimes ironically humorous, as when the main character, a new "cape" (hero) herself, has to go through a psychiatric evaluation before joining the super-team... because the team's insurance insists on it.
So far he's got three books and a short story in the "main" series and one spin-off book, and he says he's working on the next one already.
Check it out, and let me know what you think of it.