You’d think by book four, Sebastian would have seen it all in Hero City. Of course, then you’d be wrong. Instead, he grows an epic beard (twice), manages to survive quarantine, endures a visit from his parents (who become superheroes!), creates a fish army that ravages the city, and finally gets back to the reason he is there in the first place, court-mandated community service.
You’d think by book four, Sebastian would have seen it all in Hero City. Of course, then you’d be wrong. Instead, he grows an epic beard (twice), manages to survive quarantine, endures a visit from his parents (who become superheroes!), creates a fish army that ravages the city, and finally gets back to the reason he is there in the first place, court-mandated community service.
As if Sebastian didn’t have it rough enough being the only norm in Hero City, now even the creators are out to get him. Sebastian’s five years of court mandated community service are well underway in volume two and his situation just continues to deteriorate. Harried by a hobbit guide, a magical television, a giant green irradiated chicken, a mutant teddy bear and a multitude of minions, what’s a guy to do? Probably more community service for wacky superheroes, that’s what!
They say the third time's the charm, but then again THEY haven't done hard time in Hero City!
Follow the continuing exploits of Sebastian, a young man who made the ill-advised decision to take a detour through a city of dastardly villains and inept do-gooders.
You’d think by book four, Sebastian would have seen it all in Hero City. Of course, then you’d be wrong. Instead, he grows an epic beard (twice), manages to survive quarantine, endures a visit from his parents (who become superheroes!), creates a fish army that ravages the city, and finally gets back to the reason he is there in the first place, court-mandated community service.
DAMN HEROES OMNIBUS: The Full 10-Year Webcomic Compendium
For a decade, we've forced our "sad little normie" to dance for your amusement, and now, we've collected the evidence. The Damn Heroes Omnibus is a colossal collection featuring 10 years of comic strips—every damn strip we've ever created—all in one place. This indie comedy graphic novel is not just a book; it's a massive, self-aware record of existential dread and compulsory civic duty.
Five years of community service in Hero City is more like five hundred. Just ask Sebastian. After going five miles over the speed limit, that was his sentence. Now he has to find a way to survive being the only normal person in a city of wacky heroes. His parole officer is the world preeminent (yet none to bright) superhero, his landlord is the city's greatest nemesis, and every day the tasks get worse. Get ready to meet giant green chickens, create the worst clones ever and be the entertainment at the home for retired (yet incredibly spry) superheroes.Welcome to Hero City!
Sebastian’s suffering is intentional. The entire narrative is controlled by our tyrannical writer, Mark C. Frankel, who openly views the characters as his "little ants to torture" and Alexander Sapountzis, a “so-called-artist” who goes out of his way to illustrate Sebastian’s endless torment.
This compendium of superhero satire collects all four original volumes plus never-before-published comic strips, providing the full scope of our heroes' decade-long torment.
The Full Saga (10 Years!): Collects the complete run, spanning ten years of weekly webcomic strips, capturing the entire saga of series in one physical book.
Definitive Collection: Gathers all four original volumes plus exclusive, never-before-published comic strips only found in this omnibus.
Indie Comedy Value: A massive, physical volume perfect for fans of creator-owned comics and meta-textual humor. This book proves that the true villain is often the writer.
The Physical Experience: Unlike digital editions, you can feel the weight of ten years of satire in your hands, perfect for that satisfying "new book smell."
Home Security. While we can’t guarantee this book will protect your home, we can guarantee that it makes a mediocre bludgening device.
We're proud to bring you this definitive 10-year comic collection. Don't miss your chance to own the complete satirical journey that launched Wayward Raven Media.
Five years of community service in Hero City is more like five hundred. Just ask Sebastian. After going five miles over the speed limit, that was his sentence. Now he has to find a way to survive being the only normal person in a city of wacky heroes. His parole officer is the world preeminent (yet none to bright) superhero, his landlord is the city's greatest nemesis, and every day the tasks get worse. Get ready to meet giant green chickens, create the worst clones ever and be the entertainment at the home for retired (yet incredibly spry) superheroes.
Welcome to Hero City!
Collects the first two years of the weekly webcomic Damn Heroes.