Curveball Year One: Death of a Hero (Curveball Omnibus) (Volume 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.89 (684 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1939633281 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 346 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-09-07 |
| Language | : | English |
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Hard-boiled superhero This is a really engaging story, written as sort of a cross between a hard-boiled detective story and a superhero story. Curveball is an engaging, multi-layered protagonist, seemingly an anti-hero in some ways, who hangs on like a pit bull once he's got his teeth into something that he wants to find out. In this case, who killed an old friend of his, a friend who's well-. avr said Action, adventure and snappy dialogue. Curveball Year One is part of a series which isn't near finished yet (as of the end of "Action, adventure and snappy dialogue" according to avr. Curveball Year One is part of a series which isn't near finished yet (as of the end of 201Action, adventure and snappy dialogue Curveball Year One is part of a series which isn't near finished yet (as of the end of 2013). There's more on the website but you'll have to wait for the full story. I'm fine with that, but just so you know.It's superhero fiction with action, investigation, world building, character development and well written dialogue and humour. It's got better pacing than his previou. ). There's more on the website but you'll have to wait for the full story. I'm fine with that, but just so you know.It's superhero fiction with action, investigation, world building, character development and well written dialogue and humour. It's got better pacing than his previou. 01Action, adventure and snappy dialogue Curveball Year One is part of a series which isn't near finished yet (as of the end of 2013). There's more on the website but you'll have to wait for the full story. I'm fine with that, but just so you know.It's superhero fiction with action, investigation, world building, character development and well written dialogue and humour. It's got better pacing than his previou. ). There's more on the website but you'll have to wait for the full story. I'm fine with that, but just so you know.It's superhero fiction with action, investigation, world building, character development and well written dialogue and humour. It's got better pacing than his previou. Can't put it down! This fast-paced "Sam Spade-style" sci-fi/fantasy serial is lots of fun -- and totally engaging. The writer calls it a "prose comic" -- a comic-book style plot without the pictures. The writing is tight and well-done, the characters are well developed, and you just want more when you come to the end of this year-one compilation! The chapters in this serial come out monthl
He refuses to comment on whether writing about himself in the third person also qualifies as fiction. Wright's weakness for tilting at windmills has influenced every facet of his adult life. B. He currently lives in Alabama with his wife, daughter, dog, and his overpoweringly large ego. He also enjoys writing about himself in the t
What is Project Recall? Curveball Year One: Death of a Hero is a compilation of the first year of the Curveball serial… all twelve issues in a single volume.. A disillusioned hero comes out of exile to find out why. Heroes and villains band together to avenge their fallen comrade, but something lurks just beyond their sight: the remnants of a decade-old conspiracy, assumed dead, stirs once more. A paragon of the American Dream is murdered. And behind it all are men and women who will stop at nothing to remake the world. An ancient power whispers from the shadows, driving a man to do the unthinkable
B. About the Author Writer, former musician, occasional cartoonist, and noted authority on his own opinions, C. Wright's weakness for tilting at windmills has influenced every facet of his adult life. He refuses to comment on whether writing about himself in the third person also qualifies as fiction. He enjoys reading and writing fiction. He currently lives in Alabama with his wife, daughter, dog, and his overpoweringly large ego. He also enjoys writing about himself in the third person.