The Rules of Supervillainy

The book's satirical approach made me think differently about villainy. Did the humor make the story feel more engaging or did it undercut the tension for others?

The mix of comedy and fantasy is unique, and I'm curious what sparked the idea to explore supervillainy this way. Was it a conscious choice from the start?

It’s funny but also touches on themes like morality and identity. Does the humor enhance or distract from the deeper messages?