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A review by abeckstrom
The Rules of Supervillainy by David Wood, Terry Stewart, Jim Bernheimer, C.T. Phipps
3.0
I received a copy of this audiobook free of charge in exchange for my honest feedback.
The book compares favorably to books like Soon I Will Be Invincible and the D-List Supervillain series, but is arguably the weaker of that group. It was entertaining if you are now or ever were a fan of super hero comics and/or movies.
The main character, Merciless, isn't too likable, but he is evil after all. However, he is the most likable character in the book which is why I didn't rate the book higher. While enjoyable in bursts (I actually chuckled out loud a few times), I just didn't care about what happened to Merciless or any of the other characters.
Narrator Jeffrey Kafer is very well suited for the role. I enjoyed him equally on the D-List Supervillain books. He brings the right level of snark and believability to his reading.
The book compares favorably to books like Soon I Will Be Invincible and the D-List Supervillain series, but is arguably the weaker of that group. It was entertaining if you are now or ever were a fan of super hero comics and/or movies.
The main character, Merciless, isn't too likable, but he is evil after all. However, he is the most likable character in the book which is why I didn't rate the book higher. While enjoyable in bursts (I actually chuckled out loud a few times), I just didn't care about what happened to Merciless or any of the other characters.
Narrator Jeffrey Kafer is very well suited for the role. I enjoyed him equally on the D-List Supervillain books. He brings the right level of snark and believability to his reading.