**SPINOFF TO SHADOW** Being surrounded by Supers when you're not one yourself is pretty strange, to say the least. For one, they're always running off to save some damsel in distress or rescue a kitten from a tree. That means that I have to share my notes from chemistry class with them when they miss school. For another, they might start talking about things that you can't relate to. "Oh, man. The feeling of a bird crapping on your face while you're flying three hundred miles per hour over the thousand foot skyscrapers? Horrible." Lastly, you kind of get left out of the Super loop. You know, that gossip of the Round Table that's only shared between Supers? Yeah. I'm that outsider. But the difference is that this time, I think I didn't just know a few things that could help the superheroes out. I knew enough to become a spy for them. My name is Cameron Knight, but the rest of the world will know me as Inferno. _________________________ Cameron Knight had a rough childhood, sculpting her into a slightly reckless teenager when she grew up. When she was taken under the cloaks of two superheroes eight and a half years ago, she got used to the fact that her life wasn't normal and it never would be. She was surrounded by Supers wherever she went, between her adopted parents and her best friend. She didn't think her own apartment would fall victim to another Super, or that it would be a villain. "I never wanted to be a superhero. But I guess being a regular old hero every once in a while isn't so bad."

Superheroes. The saviors and guardian angels we all look up to, and more often than not, fall in love with. Everyone knows the super hero and damsel in distress love story, and all the super-villain and hero love stories. In all the bundles of stories where love is evident, in this story, love is hidden behind masks, death, and a want for revenge. Can one teen really survive so much, or was part of her killed off for good? Come join me, Rosetta Parker, for what may or may not end up being the rest of my life. Guys is wrote this when I was younger, stop leaving comments about all the cliches! I know they are there! A 2014 Watty Undiscovered Gem; Honorable Mention winner. All (c) me. Superheroes ect. (c) DC. Copying or distributing this story or any part of it is illegal, don't do it.

When you need a hero, you'd never expect a villain to come to your rescue. The villain is a bad guy. The worse there is. That's why they call them villains, and not heros. Because they do bad things. So why is a certain villain helping a girl and her little brother out? Ayana and her little brother Jamie get saved by the so called "super villain." And soon said super villain begins popping up around Ayana when she least expects it. At her school, job, even her bedroom! And other people she's never met before soon join the mix of new faces. So now she wants to know. Why is a super villain helping her out, protecting her? And she intends to find out. And another thought. Why is he a villain? Powers don't just come from thin air. Or...do they?

Ella has always wanted to meet that special someone or just at least fall in love at least once. So when a mysterious man starts romancing her, she falls for him. But there's a twist, he's a supervillain. At first she is willing to look past that but then she finds out some interesting information about him from someone, that makes her question if she should really be in a relationship with him. Now she must make a difficult decision, to stay with him and protect him from the government or to break things off and turn him in.

Marianne Averrige is not like other superheroes. Her costume isn't made of flashy skintight spandex. Her hair doesn't flow in waves of glorious curls. And her powers... well... they kind of don't exist. To tell the truth, Marianne isn't even really a Super. She's a Normal. She spends her time performing small rescues for ordinary people down in the corners of Fantastic City -- the kind of people that ordinary Supers don't have time for. And even if she calls herself a Super, she knows, deep down, that they don't care about her at all. But that isn't enough to discourage her from pursuing her childhood dream. By any means possible. (See art, character bios, and extra scenes by clicking the External Link from any chapter!)

Leon is the son of two world famous superheroes but all he wants is to be normal. Sapphire is the only superhuman ever to exist in her entire family history and all she wants is to be accepted for who she is. As a friendship blooms between these two unlikely teenagers can it be enough to save the world from a terrifying darkness that is slowly coming their way, or will the world descend into chaos once more? Most Impressive Ranking: #6 on Romance Hot List

Ashlyn Calloway is your average teenager. Other than the fact she has powers. I'm talking real, honest to goodness powers. Like a superhero. Only she's not. Ashlyn hasn't shared her secret to anyone in hopes of being normal; but when tragedy strikes in Westlake and troubled secrets buried from the past reappear, will she suit up and play hero or will she collapse under the pressure that rests on her shoulders?

su.per /ˈso͞opər/ (noun): 1. A person who shows exceptional ability or powers. 2. (Of a person who uses powers) a superhero or super villain. Xander Mendez wants nothing more than to be a superhero. Like, who wouldn't want to save their city with extraordinary superpowers? Trevor Rossi wants nothing more than to be like his father. A powerful figure with the city under his fingertips. April Watson wants nothing more than to be seen as something more than a damsel. She wants to be more than a powerless girl surrounded by righteous heroes. Celeste Moctezuma wants nothing more than to live with her career path without a certain pesky hero getting in her way. Four people all connected in a city renowned for its legendary supers. When their lives start turning into the plot of an A-list superhero movie, things go crazy. Suddenly Kingdom City has a new superhero and many new villains on their hands. Sometimes superheroes only make the world more complicated.

• Highest Rank #2 in supervillain • "Do you trust me?" he asked, still staring at the gray door. "Of course not," I said, as if the idea were absurd. A ghost of a smile crept at the corner of his mouth. His hand latched onto my arm. Panic started to pool out of my nerves. I glanced back and forth between his gloved hand and the concealing hood upon his head. Curiosity never hit me so deeply than it did at that moment, as I wondered who was under the hood. Who it was that I was supposed to trust. "Who are you?" I timidly reached my free hand up to his head, fingers tingling all the while. He didn't try to stop me. There was a brief second when excitement exploded inside me, propelling my hand all the more quicker, millimeters away from touching the black cloth. Ghost grabbed my hand mid-air, his reflexes acting lightning-fast. I started. Drums began to pound in my ears. My heartbeat rose about ten notches. He had his entire hand wrapped around my wrist, and he slowly eased it down until it was parallel with my body. "A villain can choose to reveal his identity, but not knowing is the beauty of mystery," Ghost said lowly, his right hand coming up to push back a loose strand of hair from my face. "Now close your eyes." Reluctantly I shut my eyes, but not because he had commanded the action. It was more out of fear of what was going to happen next.

When George Newton moves to Bantfell with the promise of superheroes and excitement and a way to finally control the abilities that have been taunting him all his life, he hardly expects to walk into a town full of chaos. Bantfell is falling apart as unnamed terrorists and Vandalizers smear messages on dirty brick walls. As if there wasn't enough reason to fear when fires and smashed glass rage every night, supers are turning. With hero morphing to villain every minute who can be trusted when even The R's loyalties are called into question? George must learn to control his powers and embrace the super within him before he's the only one left standing. A companion to Masks.