(WARNING: Mature content intended for 18+ audiences.) "I know I'm not a saint but I'm not a villain either. Not like you." "What's so wrong with us? At least I don't pretend that-" I freeze. "Us?" I interrupt, my voice barely a murmur, but suddenly I don't care how I sound anymore. "There are others?" A very supervillain-like laugh follows my words as if he knows he's found the rope that'll pull me in. But do I care if there are others out there like me if they're anything like him? ..... Rosalie O'Connor has had to live with the devastating side-effects of superpowers her whole life; zero sleep, constant headaches, and the appetite of a bodybuilder during bulking season. As if life couldn't get any more complicated, Rose discovers that Ben Carson, a fellow Saint Falgani High student (and crush since 5th grade) has developed powers like hers. However, it isn't until Mason, aka TerraStorm, an enigmatic and charming supervillain enters her life that Rose begins to understand just how crazy and complicated things can get. With the news of other Supers being murdered across the country, as well as the promise of a cure to her side-effects, it becomes quite clear that everything is going to make a change for both the worst and the best...

The story of a guy with extraordinary abilities and extraordinary problems. He meets friends, enemies, and loses a bit of each. I enjoy writing and drawing comic books and making my own heroes and villains and I wanted to see how turning my favorite hero into a book would turn out. Feel free to give feedback, it always helps. Jack Carter is your semi-average guy. Sixteen, 5' 11, charcoal black hair, and a slight muscle build. The rich popular kid that everyone adores. Until his life takes a turn for the better and worse. Sure, the move was bad. A whole new city across the country. The Big freakin' Apple. Then there was the fact that he had to leave all his friends and make new ones. Double bummer. But juggling his new abilities and super villains? Now there's the ride of a lifetime.

{Original Story} Phoenix Anderson wants nothing to do with the League of Superheroes. He's not sure why he's avoiding the good guys, but then again, there's a lot he doesn't know. Like the fact that his family history is a lot stranger than it seems. After getting some unexpected news, he realizes that he's more involved than he thought he would be. Events start unfolding one after another, including a house up in flames, a heist, a dangerous city, and a plot that spells trouble for everyone. Welcome to a world of superheroes and villains, of sinister twists and turns, of family who don't know they're family, and of undefined heroism.

{Original Story} Having supernatural powers should feel like a blessing, but for Jack Parker, the most powerful Gifted in the world, it means he gets to be haunted by ghosts, hallucinations, and premonitions. Oh, and he's also on the run to stay one step ahead of a murderous cult and an ancient evil nicknamed Death. So much for being special. Maya Park thought her powers were incredible until she finds out about the danger they put her in. All she wants is to go home, but how can she do that without jeopardizing her family's safety? Anna van Danne prefers a typical, non-murderous lifestyle, but the cult expects more from her. If she has to kill Jack Parker and devour his Gift to stay in their good graces -- and maybe make a name for herself in the process -- then so be it. No one knows what's going to happen. All they can do is wait and see who survives and hope that Death doesn't take over the world in the meantime.

{Original Story} When Peter Maguire saves a man from falling off his roof, he didn't plan for that guy to be a criminal, and he certainly didn't plan to get injected with an experimental -- and stolen -- serum that gives him superpowers. What a day. Now, with the help of the people who made his new abilities a possibility, he has to learn how to become the superhero the city needs, all while studying for tests and doing his homework. {First in a duology but can be read as a standalone}