Jul 20 2006

Site Explanation

Published by B. Mac

This site provides writing advice and superhero comedy. If you're writing a superhero story, you will probably find our superhero-themed articles especially instructive.

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Superhero Nation is currently a comedic science-fiction webcomic (read the first issue here) and will eventually include a novel as well. This site also offers our advice and observations about writing, editing, marketing and selling a novel.  We also provide resources specifically for authors trying to write superhero stories.

Superhero Nation is a mostly cynical superhero comedy revolving around a discontented IRS agent and a Homeland Security agent that might not be an alligator. The plot focuses on preventing a chemical attack on an American city. If you’ve ever wondered why black heroes die so quickly or why it’s so easy to break out of supervillain prisons, you will probably enjoy it.

Superhero Nation is rated PG-13 for vulgarity and absurd violence.

About the Authors

B. Mac is a smalltime journalist and academic in political science. He’s also done some low-level data analysis and communications work for the government and a D.C. think tank.

Our other three contributors include an ex-AFROTC cadet and disgruntled writing tutor, a gambling addict  and an entrepreneur that has always rooted for the supervillains. We’d love to take your questions, comments and manuscripts at superheronation[at]gmail[dot]com . We will beta-review a manuscript for free, but our waiting list is several weeks long.

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Legal Disclaimer

Superhero Nation is a parody that does not represent the position of any agency, office or organization any of us have ever worked for, nor of any other aspect of the US government. It doesn’t even represent our positions.

Creative Commons License

Superhero Nation by B. Mac & Co. is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License.

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