Super Human Series

The fourth installment of the critically acclaimed Super Human series

The defeat of the near-invincible villain Krodin has left a void in the superhuman hierarchy, a void that two opposing factors are trying to fill. The powerful telepath Max Dalton believes that the human race must be controlled and shepherded to a safe future, while his rival Casey Duval believes that strength can only be achieved through conflict.

Caught in the middle is Lance McKendrick, a teenager with no special powers, only his wits and the tricks of a con artist. But Lance has a mission of his own: Krodin’s ally, the violent and unpredictable supervillain Slaughter, murdered Lance’s family, and he intends to make her pay.

For fans of Steelheart and The Avengers, Hunter is an action-packed superhero story that is hard to put down.

Praise for HUNTER

“No one writes superheroes as good as Michael Carroll. With Hunter, Michael takes his flawed, all-too-human superheroes to the next level. One of my favorite series.”—Michael Scott, author of The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel series

“[HUNTER] is fast paced, exciting, and extremely difficult to put down . . . its unexpected, jaw-dropping ending guarantees anticipation for the next entry.”—VOYA

“A flurry of odd jobs (including time in a carnival), a brief romantic fling, and an intriguing epilogue make this appealing to all sorts of readers, and as always, Carroll delivers a super story.”—Booklist

In the earth-shattering conclusion of the critically acclaimed Super Human series, a young boy, longing for a normal life, finds himself trapped in a world where his unique abilities set him apart from others.

“A high-octane blend of concept and action . . . Carroll creates an utterly compelling narrative that ends all too soon.”—Kirkus Reviews, starred review

All he wants is to break through the prison’s stone walls, to flee the armed guards, to return to his old life.

Even if he escapes the prison, he cannot escape what he is. Thirteen feet tall. Hairless. Blue-skinned.

His captors see him only as a monster, a rampaging villain with inhuman strength and a temper to match. They call him Brawn. They don’t care about the truth—about the person inside. He is twelve years old and very, very scared.

His fear will not last forever. In time, it will be replaced with anger and determination.

He is certain that one day he will escape. And then . . .

And then they’ll all begin to understand.

In the second installment of the action-packed Super Human Clash trilogy, our young heroes face their greatest challenge yet—an alternate dystopian reality.

“A novel-length superhero comic . . . [that] should easily appeal to fans of the X–Men and Justice League.”—Publishers Weekly

They thought him dead.

After a battle of that magnitude, how could Krodin have possibly survived? But you can’t underestimate a time-traveling supervillain. Young heroes Roz, Abbey, Paragon, and Lance find this out the hard way when, in the blink of an eye, the world changes. At first it’s not all that noticeable. But something’s not quite right. Maybe it’s the smell of ozone in the air or the people acting strangely, like drones. Then they realize: this is not their America. . . .

In a world where ancient power rises, a group of young heroes embarks on an epic journey that will test their strength, determination, and newly discovered abilities.

“Carroll’s exuberant prose is just right. A novel-length superhero comic sans illustrations [that] should easily appeal to fans of the X–Men and Justice League.”—Publishers Weekly

The time has come for a new generation of heroes . . .

Four thousand years ago, the world’s first superhuman walked the earth. Possessing the strength of one hundred men, skin impervious to attack, and the ability to read minds, this immortal being used his power to conquer and enslave nations. Now plans are in motion that will transport this superhuman to the present, where he’ll usher in a new age of tyranny unlike anything the world has ever seen. Determined to stand against their enemies, using powers they’ve only just begun to master, is a ragtag group of young heroes. For them this first test may be their greatest . . . or their last.