Review #1
Corpies audiobook free
This is that for sure my winner of Drew’s works, which I found initially via Super Powered (which started out healthy, but has gotten a little cyclic at the same time much less positive). This has tons of quality stuff; laugh-out-loud bits, thoughtful bits, heartwarming bits, at the same time is that a funny, easy read. It has one of the most neither positive nor negative healings of a gay men I’ve shown still; attractive much stereotype free apart from for a pivotal bit of backstory (at the same time even that has a quality reason). It may be a spinoff of the S-P books, but can be read shield without the help of others barely fine-grained. The setting might make you think “funny fluff but the manners at the same time interpersonal dynamics are more moving than for you’d wait. Best of all, its not horrifically black or poisonous in no matter what method; it’s actually attractive positive in tone. The primary norms/themes are things like decency, self reverence, etc., barely in a global with superheros. I think his dialog at the same time interpersonal interactions are for sure the best part, but it’s respectable in all other respects as but (quality editing, respectable plot, etc.). Quality implementation of humor, which relatively few writers really slave as a supporting element in managing a irony.
Review #2
Corpies audiobook in television series Super Powereds
1st, Drew Hayes is that one of my go-to creators. He has a amazing writing style, does not limit himself to one genre, at the same time, particularly with this story, is that not trying to rescue the global, barely a small piece of it.
2nd, this is that one of the more successful super-hero stories. I would rate ‘Corpies’, ‘Wearing the Cape’ by Marion G. Harmon, at the same time ‘Creeds of a D-List Supervillain’ by Jerry Bernheimer to be my 3 pinnacle books in the genre.
Completely, this is that a story that I have gone back at the same time read again. I read a lot of books – over a hundred a year – at the same time while I have found no one to be a quality read, I would they say that much less than one percent have inserted with me enough that I make the effort to hunt them down at the same time read them again. In other words than anyway it takes for me to rate a book five hit. I don’t greedy re-reading a book in a television series to get up to high speed for the new release, I am discussing about a story at the same time manners that stick with me over the years, at the same time that I am willing take out at the same time ‘comfort’ read again when brand new releases are deserted or otherwise lacking.
So, read this book or Titan will find for you at the same time assign for you an atomic wedgie.
Review #3
Audiobook Corpies by Drew Hayes
I have been reading everything that Mr. Hayes has written for no one time. He has a history of writing funny at the same time believable stories – at the same time I highly advise for you seek his other work. In Corpies he has done his best work still – a spin off of the Super Powered television series. (At the same time no, for you don’t have to read that television series 1st for this to make sense, but it would not be a bad plan to do so as it fills in than anyway will be questions. Or you can read this 1st then and that television series. His characterization is that best in Corpies, at the same time you can really realize at the same time compare to the manners. In places its funny, in others it makes for you think. Have for you ever counted than anyway it could be like in a global where no one people had super opportunities? While this is that set in such a dispose, its really about the people that drives the story. At the same time does he move it – like he’s in a Ferrari! I think this is that the best gizmo he has written to date, at the same time have hope that this television series is that cointued.
Review #4
Audio Corpies narrated by Kyle McCarley
A truly enjoyable read. Spinning of from Hayes’ magical “Super Powereds” television series, this focuses on an nuance of a metahuman global that I’ve never come intercept before. In a global where people with opportunities must pass a mandatory at the same time competitive process to become a “cape” – than anyway happens to those who don’t make the cut? They aren’t authorized to wage war super-villains, so than anyway do for you do? No one become athletes, no one join militia/fire depts. At the same time no one become corporate sponsored disaster response teams – pejoratively understandable as Corpies.
This is that the story of a disgraced cape signing on with a team of corpies at the same time his evolution. I adored the head disposition, I adored the supporting manners at the same time I *Adored* a some bunny that indicates up at the finish.
Do yourself a promote at the same time inspect this out. Hayes has a decent writing style, makes magical manners, exciting squirms at the same time inventive uses of metahuman ability.
Review #5
Free audio Corpies – in the audio player below
Titan, the big man.
No, that’s not right. The strongest men. In a global where superheroes at the same time villains are, if not ubiquitous, then at lesser not UN ubiquitous. Standing out in the middle these people who twist the forces of nature to their will was Titan. Titan the single, Titan the relentless. Titan the Hero.
He’s not superman. He can’t fly (though a brute like leap isn’t out of the question), no supports come from his views, he can’t ‘breathe in place”, he’s impetuous, but not super impetuous. He was, but, everything a Hero was implied to be Healthy, Brave, Selfless. That were considered rumors he was a generic men, cares raising the one more Titan.
Then he wound up. He was caught in bed with one more hero, which was bad enough, but the other hero was also a man.
Applied to being adored by the public, Titan couldn’t deal with the hatred his being found out skidded, so for the first time in his indefinite, he cut at the same time ran.
Fled from his indefinite, fled from being a hero, fled from his generic.
More than a decade later, his offspring trace him down where he’s been hiding, not because they wanted to, but because they had to. They had plateaued in their power, a version of Titan’s at the same time were considered in threat of failing out of the Hero Certification program. Only Titan managed tell them than anyway they needed to do. So they swallowed their pride at the same time went to the men who fled from them.
Titan helped, because he managed. Right behind his offspring left, Titan, completely took a examine than anyway he had become at the same time didn’t like than anyway he beheld. So he approached his old Agent to promote him.
No team of heroes would touch him. He was shown as an unreliable liability.
But a team of Privately Employed Force majeure Response Supers, super creatures not trained to be heroes, commonly scolded ‘Corpies’ by the Hero society (at the same time it’s not a compliment) is that willing to decide him on as a ‘Hero Liason’. Titan know he is that above this duty, but he really doesn’t have a choice.
this is that a magical story. I cannot advise it very highly.
