The Superhero Doberman · #2

A Supervillain Named Eldritch

Shami Stovall, John Stovall

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Leon Lewis has an Egyptian-themed costume and is the reincarnation of Anubis… but idiots still call him “Doberman.”

But Leon doesn’t have time for that. In order to break the curse that follows him, Leon joins a special team of superheroes where their powers are so rare or unique, they need to be studied. Each one of them has some sort of terrible drawback to their otherwise amazing powerset, and it’ll take time to determine if there’s a solution to their problems.

There’s Kiki Kinetic, Abyss, Crackle, and Untouchable—the latter of which was dubbed to have “the most unfortunate superhero name ever registered” according to the local newspaper.

Unfortunately, just as Leon is fitting into the team, and finally discovering a way to break his curse, villains around Sacramento set into motion a scheme that could cause untold devastation. Machine parts and computer chips are being stolen at a frightening rate, and it all leads back to a certain supervillain who might just be too dangerous to handle.

If Leon doesn’t fix his curse, his teammate could die, but if Leon doesn’t help them, the whole city could be in danger…

A litRPG adventure for fans of Super Powered by Drew Hayes!

Published
September 29, 2026
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Shami Stovall

In a world where magic and myth meet sharp intellect and historical nuance, Shami Stovall stands out as a voice that knows how to twist the familiar into something entirely unexpected. Whether she’s breathing new life into war-torn battlefields or crafting magical academies from scratch, her stories pulse with a vibrant energy—equal parts heart, grit, and wonder. Raised in Salt Lake City and grounded in a deep love of history and law, Stovall brings a thoughtful, richly layered approach to fantasy and science fiction. Her background—teaching history and criminal law after earning a BA in History and a Juris Doctorate—adds a distinctive…