Secrets of a D-List Supervillain

The book blends comedy with superhero tropes in a way that’s really unique. I wonder if the author based the protagonist on any real-life frustrations or just had fun imagining the villain’s side of things.

It’s funny how the story makes the villain’s mundane problems feel so genuine—like dealing with neighbors or job interviews. Did that make anyone else root for the underdog?

The pacing felt light but there were stakes that kept me on edge. I’m curious whether maintaining this balance was planned from the start or evolved as the story grew.