The Anthem Force Chronicles
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  • Reads 409,268
  • Votes 22,479
  • Parts 81
  • Time 10h 21m
Complete, First published Jun 13, 2012
Being a teenager is hard enough. Try balancing friends, school, and crushes all while saving the world on the side. 

Dante Caslon is just your average, teenage... superhero? She has the mask, she has the codename, and she has the team. There's just one problem: she's missing the powers. In a world where people can lift cars over their heads and shoot laser beams from their eyes Dante is out to prove that  being a superhero is less about the super and more about the hero. 


Join her as she handles crazed villains, exploding bridges, citywide threats, superpowered ex's, evil nemesis, rooftop chases, epic tournaments, secret identities and throughout it all prove that she really is "Super" after all.


[Volume I: Super] [Volume II: Tournament of Heroes] [ Volume III: Hero Rising] [Volume IV: Legacies]
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