Con Inc Fails

Time to add more hats to the ring. Dishonor on your Cow. These guys get just as much "grifting" money from compaining like most of Youtube does about Dead IPs. 

Well here's a fairly big list of creatives you can read. Even if my searchlight isnt as big as Con Inc's Ill still do my best to keep searching.

Because the other side sees Con Inc as a very useless arm as well.

I'll just link Amazon Pages. You guys can decide what kinds of books to read.

In no particular order.

• JD Cowan
• John C Wright 
• Richard Paolinelli
• Jon Del Arroz 

There's dozens and dozens of creatives I follow on twitter and other places that are making books and media counter to the Dead IP lands.

• Brian Niemeier  
• Old Kan 
• Steve Rzasa 
• Yakov Merkin 
  

I don't even care what social media considers guilt by association. Don't let that stop you from reading books.

• Vox Day 
• Silver Empire
• Bradford Walker 
• Alexander Hellene
• Jon Mollison 

Sword and Planet, Sword and Sorc, and so much more!

• Schuyler Hernstrom 
• Adam Smith
• Robert Zoltan 
• Roman McClay
• D.M Ritzlin 
• Henry Vogel 

I'm not the only one doing uplifted dogs.Or giving good adventures!

• Travis Corcoran
  
• David Stewart 
• Hanz G Schantz
• Karl K Gallagher  
• Robert Kroese  

Ill add more later. This is just the tip of the iceberg! Besides IndieGen XYZ !!

 

Fiannawolf's Favorites: Superhero Prose

Alright, this will be filled with series that meet my wheelhouse expectations for Superhero Prose. They will be more reconstructionist or hopeful in nature with likable characters! Onward! 

New Olympus Saga: Here

• It was my first "Superhero Prose" series I ever bought because CJ had a Tabletop Resource made alongside it. Here
• He understands actual "gray morality" like Xena. IE: The characters aren't edgy sad sacs. They have virtues on display as well as faults. 
• It has comic book themes from the golden age all the way to modern. So everyone can find things they can enjoy. 

Night Terror: Here

• Doesn't take itself seriously. 
• Hammy to 11.
• Has that Xena and Gabby vibe I found fun: Some drama and a whole heaping of Campy.
• If I were to compare it to a movie: Megamind. 
• Subversive in a way that appeals to my wheelhouses. I love Megamind. Because, in the end, he was just an street level hero that wanted to do good. Even got the girl.
  

Heroes Unleashed: Silver Empire Publishing Here //// Amazon Here

From my Amazon Review:

That's what most of these series have for me. They have characters I want to follow! Plus it doesn't just appeal to my personalize wheelhouses but will bring in other readers as well.

• Has Astro City level appeal.
• Reconstructionist in nature. 
• Has genuine trappings of Superhero themes and ideas. 
• Heroes who remember what Heroism is.

Defiant Story: Here

• The 2nd string heroes save the day.
• Has more of an 80s look at supers. Byrne Era Superman stuff. 
• The biggest thing: They want to be heroes. Not sad sacks forced into it. 

One Last Echo: Here

• It has heroes.
• It has villains.
• It has hope. 
• + Space! 
• Likable Characters. Sarge understands Superheroes too. 
  

(I'll add more as I complete series. Still finishing Mercury Hale, Action Figures and a few others.)