Why episodic prose? On Shadowstrike’s format
Between a comic and a novel: the thinking behind 64‑page cinematic episodes.
Read →In a city that remembers everything, the shadows are her only ally—and her deadliest enemy.
No illustrations—just words that move like a camera. Each 64‑page episode reads like a director’s cut of a dark superhero pilot.
Like a streaming series in book form. Each arc (The Syndicate's Web, Awakening, and more) follows Lucy’s journey—and other heroes will get their own arcs too.
No invincible gods. Lucy bleeds, doubts, and fails. The world is messy, the characters are complex, and the fun comes from watching them struggle—not from easy victories.
Shadowstrike is the first corner of a larger universe. Lucy’s tone is dark, slow‑burn, and psychological. Other heroes will bring different energies—flashier, louder, maybe even funnier. But all will be character‑driven, morally complex, and a little broken.
⬥ Coming next: Another hero (name TBA) with a more classic “superhero” flair – but with the same commitment to depth and diversity.
⬥ No shared‑universe homework: Every arc stands alone. Read only what interests you.
I write character‑driven stories across genres. Based in Germany. Shadowstrike: The Syndicate's Web #1 is my debut.
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