The SVE Club
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"Do you know why I was transferred to this school?"
"No..."
"Because ISH is a school for heroes," Midas said. "But I'm not a hero-"
"-I'm a villain."
Cherokee North High has never seen anything like former superhero-in-training Midas Aldridge. He wears a mask and costume to school, insists he's a villain and possesses an explosive power that keeps everyone on edge.
Midas has never seen anything like Sam Wilson, a superhero obsessed student who constantly badgers him for his autograph.
And nobody has ever seen anything like the club Sam helps Midas start, a club whose members are all unique and determined in their own ways, even determined enough to break into the International School of Heroes.
Are you ready to join the Super Villain Enterprise Club?
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