the Feros, bide their time at home awaiting their official superhero induction. 7/12), the five ex-supervillain protégés, a.k.a.
The realistic portrayal of these teens, who are sometimes ambivalent about being singled out for their superpowers, will make it easy for kids to relate to their difficulties and triumphs.Īfter switching allegiance to the League of Heroes in The Vindico (rev. ‘Duck!’ she screamed, and dove to her left.” All of a sudden she saw his arm move and he cast something over his shoulder. She could tell it was a man now, with jet-black hair and a matching uniform. King’s writing is fast paced and vivid throughout: “Lana jumped over a fallen log and heard a snap as James barreled through a tree. Wesley King keeps the narrative points of view close to these young superheroes, allowing the reader to share in the uncertainty and confusion, and to discover the truth of the situation only when they do. 
James, Hayden, Sam, Emily, and Lana are caught within a web of dangerous intrigue.This sequel to The Vindico has all the humor, action, and plot twists of its predecessor, along with characters who become more compelling as their stories continue to develop.
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