Comics League Novels & Stories

"Mrs. Gable only has old puzzles with missing pieces. And Mom won't let me go to the hospital. She says it’s for grown-ups. Is Dad ever coming home?" Lucy closed her eyes tight. She hated hearing the sadness in her little brother’s voice. "He’s working really hard to get better, Leo. The doctors are taking good care of him. And hey, did I tell you about the new comic book I saw at the university bookstore? It has the golden hero on the cover. I’m going to bring it to you this weekend." "The one with the lightning shield?" Leo asked, his voice lifting slightly. "Exactly that one. And I’ll bring those sour gummies you like, too. But you have to promise me you’ll help Mom with the dishes and be

I began to ponder on what the difference between Zaliver and Mother Luna was. “They made me what I am today, you know? I was their killing machine; a warning to any supernatural psychopath that didn’t take them seriously. They didn’t want to get their hands dirty at that time. I was their prized warrior. In a way, I am thankful to them. I mean, look at me. I’m at the top of the food chain. I have all the control an alpha could wish for—immortality, an army, and power beyond anyone’s knowledge,” he said.

Coco was happy to see that the school had a comic club now. Inside the comic club booth, comic-related items were being showcased, including comics created by students and a selection of comic books for sale. Among them, Coco spotted her own comics. "Interested in buying a comic book?" a friendly girl greeted her, picking up the comic book that Coco was looking at. "The author of this comic is an alumni of our comic club. Amazing, right? She's incredibly talented and has published numerous comics, one of which has even been adapted into a TV show."

While I was relieved that her ghosting me was more about her overbearing mother than a lack of interest in me, I was livid with her mother. She’s a lawyer, so she understands the law, and that going cartoon super villain doesn’t work. What fictional world does that woman think we live in?