D-List Supervillain Books in Order
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D-List Supervillain books in publication order
4 books
Confessions of a D-List Supervillain
by Jim Bernheimer
2011
Armored villain Cal Stringel is caught in a world-domination scheme that goes wrong and leaves him working alongside superheroes. Navigating their ideals, rivalries and temptations tests whether he can accept belonging without surrendering the cynical principles that define him.
Origins of a D-List Supervillain
by Jim Bernheimer
2014
Engineer Cal Stringel quits after being denied credit for his inventions, only to face corporate retaliation. Building his own powered armor seems the answer, but his pursuit of revenge becomes a chaotic education in the difficult economics of supervillainy.
Secrets of a D-List Supervillain
by Jim Bernheimer
2014
Presumed dead, Cal operates with a rogue superhero team while controlling exceptionally powerful armor. As established heroes, officials, and villains resist their influence, his reunion with Stacy is threatened by secrets and their positions on opposite sides.
Rise of a D-List Supervillain
by Jim Bernheimer
2017
Cal and the New Renegades attempt to rescue one of the few heroes he respects from a villain's stronghold. Impostors, engineered creatures, surveillance, and hidden truths about Aphrodite complicate the mission and threaten his carefully maintained secret survival.
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