The Future of Supervillainy
The Supervillainy Saga, Book 6
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Narrated by:
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Jeffrey Kafer
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By:
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C. T. Phipps
Gary Karkofsky, A.K.A Merciless, the supervillainy without mercy, has decided to retire from Supervillainy. He's lost too many friends and killed too many people (though they all had it coming). Unfortunately, this proves to be easier said than done when the department of supernatural services (DOSS) shows up to arrest him for all of his crimes. Quickly landing himself in more trouble, he decides to get out of town and help a struggling underground kingdom in the center of the Earth. What he finds is an army of Nazis, gods, lost temples, and dinosaurs. He also is forced to fight once more against the world's first supervillain: Tom Terror, archenemy of heroes everywhere.
He just can't catch a break, can he?
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More series crossovers, more pop references, more laugh out loud moments, all wrapped up inside a journey to the centre of the earth.
This is one of my all time favourite series.
Great performance once again. Now onto the Horror of….
Another jaunt for Merciless
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another excellent story
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Narration is great too and fits really well with pace and tempo of the book.
This is my honest opinion on a free review copy.
“I’m pathologically addicted to snark”
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Gary survives being pounded and outmanoeuvred and it very interesting to see the characters from numerous series blended in a nerdy homage, yet still appearing individual and distinct. With said work rate you expect to see similarities, or avoidances. The author avoids that for the second time in as many books by throwing them together in an alternative universe of myriad timelines as used to great effect by Star Trek. A clever way of avoiding repetition while pointing out Wookie racism.
If anything, I think the ubernazi Wolfenstein vibe was too understated. I’d personally preferred an exploitation of that vein more than using them as flunkies for a known evil bod.
Excellent delivery as always and having a chortle at the day job is one way of getting through the day. Well recommended, especially for nerds.
Gary meets Wolfenstein...
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best book so far
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