Darksuperheroes Stories

In Archetype City, heroes don't rise-they're deployed. When the age of uncontrolled vigilantes threatens to tear the city apart, billionaire visionary Caleb Vaughn unveils a solution: Eminent Solutions Group, a private firm that recruits, trains, and manages powered individuals with military precision and corporate polish. Its elite strike unit-the Hero Response Division (HRD)-exists to neutralize threats before chaos spreads. To the public, HRD is safety personified. To the city's leaders, they are a system that finally works. But systems have blind spots. When a new threat emerges-one that does not attack cities, topple buildings, or announce itself-the foundation of Eminent Response begins to crack. Mortis, an Emergent whose very presence turns survival into a diminishing probability, doesn't fight heroes. He outwaits them. As HRD Alpha Unit faces an enemy immune to force, firepower, and strategy, cracks form within the team itself. A trusted protector becomes distant. A public favorite falters. Signals go unheard. And Caleb Vaughn is forced to confront a truth he buried long ago: Control may organize power-but it cannot replace humanity. As Mortis tightens his invisible grip on the city, HRD: Eminent Response becomes a battle not just for Archetype City's survival, but for the soul of what heroism is meant to be in a world ruled by systems, contracts, and fear of the uncontrollable. Because when death can't be stopped... ...someone has to decide who gets to live with that knowledge.

In the 1930s, a crime ridden San Francisco has only one savior. The Majuscule Mask. In this prequel to Masks, read all about The Majuscule Mask and how he came to be. The Switchblade coming soon.

Plot- Vest of Lies opens in Bright City-a metropolis guarded by supes worshipped as living gods. When a monstrous attack shakes the city, the Super Five rise as symbols of hope, strength, and salvation. But behind the cheers, a quieter story unfolds. Stephen, a struggling biotechnologist living a fragile, ordinary life, becomes an unseen casualty of heroic justice. As the city celebrates survival, he learns that saving lives does not always mean protecting the innocent-and that truth can be buried as easily as bodies. This is not a story about heroes and villains. It is a story about what gets sacrificed so the world

In March of 1953, San Francisco, a 26 year old man named William who wears a black mask and a black suit takes down a local mob. A 54 year old man named George is sentenced to a life in prison with one arm. How will these paths cross? Find out in Masks.