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Updated: December 17, 2020. Superhero fiction is one of the most popular sub-genres of speculative fiction, and is made up of two categories of costumed crime fighters: superheroes with super-human powers and those characters without the powers. Superheroes rely on skill, cunning and training.
Superhero fiction, a genre that has seamlessly woven itself into the fabric of global culture, boasts an illustrious journey from the humble panels of early comic books to the sprawling narratives of today’s blockbusters and bestsellers. This evolution from niche entertainment to a cornerstone of popular media reflects not only the genre’s ...
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This category has the following 5 subcategories, out of 5 total. Superhero fiction genres (3 C) Superhero franchises (16 C, 5 P) Superhero fiction by medium (8 C)
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Here are twenty Superhero books to tempt you! Spider-Man: The Amazing Spider-Man Omnibus (Volume 1) by Stan Lee (1962): Stan Lee’s “Spider-Man: The Amazing Spider-Man Omnibus (Volume 1)” introduces readers to the iconic character of Peter Parker, an ordinary teenager who, after a radioactive spider bite, gains superhuman abilities.
3. Wild Cards by George R.R. Martin. Before A Game of Thrones, there was Fever Dream, and before Fever Dream there was Wild Cards. Wild Cards is an experiment in fiction writing where George invited a bunch of his friends to write in a world ravaged by a super-power granting plague.
