Johanna is a villain, but only because she has to be. Being a hero doesn't pay the bills. But when she dives into the world of heroes and villains, she finds that she hates the system. Nobody is who they say they are. It isn't until her mother is taken from a mysterious part of her past, and a retired hero comes back to face his enemy again, that Johanna is forced to become a hero. How will she get her mother back? And what will she discover along the way? Cover by @All_AboutAssymetry 11/30/16 - #583 in Adventure 12/02/16 - #354 in Adventure 6/28/17 - #274 in Adventure 6/29/17 - #171 in Adventure 7/1/17 - #133 in Adventure 10/22/17 - #110 in Adventure 4/22/18 - #33 in Adventure

The fate of the world falls into the hands of a partying Kryptonian, a moody clone, a time-traveling speedster, a nerd who can fight, a Martian who bakes, and a teenage girl in the middle of an existential crisis. Cool. -------- Krystal is the long lost daughter of Bruce Wayne, result of a one night stand the bachelor had while young and traveling abroad. When they are reunited, she struggles to adjust from street rat to billionaire. She finds comfort as Batgirl, but having Batman as a mentor can be a downer. Companionship with Robin and the other sidekicks to the Justice League are the silver lining she craves. When the Watch Tower is blown to bits, a shocking plot aiming to monetize the impressionable young heroes and destroy their beloved mentors arises. Behind it all is a figure from Krystal's past that paralyzes her between two times, two worlds, and two families. She can only choose one and must lose the other forever. NOTE: This is NOT a "Young Justice" story. It is loosely based on the original comics for each of the characters represented, the JLA comics (prior to New 52) and "Justice League Unlimited."

I've received requests for writing tips from several Wattpadders. Here are, in my view, the only five bits of writing advice you need, in less than 500 words. (Cover image by madga s via sxc.hu)

The death book on every cliché, archetype, and stereotype. Wattpad High is a manifestation of all of literature's worst aspects, from Mary Sues, to creepy stalkers we're suppose to find romantic. And the protagonist? A self-insert character suspiciously named after the author. It's sure to be a ride.

Season 1 of Confessions of a Fake Psychic Detective * Her psychic powers are fake, but the kidnapped girl she must find is real. * Zandra is an infamous "psychic" who grifts the gullible residents of her small Wisconsin town using her wits, not anything supernatural. Her skills are put to the ultimate test when the police tap her to help find a kidnapped girl. But there's a catch. The girl's father apparently got away with murdering Zandra's husband years ago. Can Zandra put aside her grudge for the sake of a missing child? Or is this the perfect opportunity for revenge? Also available on YONDER, the next-generation reading app from the Wattpad family. Prequel to the 2016 Wattys winner, "Black Eye" (Featured by @TheGirlOnTheTrain)

Sick of cliché Wattpad books? Then this isn't the book for you. We take every single over-used plot, character and trope on Wattpad - from player-meets-nerd to my-boyfriend-is-a-vampire - and mash it all into one, awful, hilarious parody. NOTE: This is a parody. Characters have not been created to mock a race/nationality/sexuality, they have been created to lightly poke fun at the way certain teen fiction writers reduce them into crude stereotypes. Thanks for helping this pile of junk get to #1 in Humor!