What Do You Look for in a Superhero Story - Comments

It depends on the premise, summary and the delivery of the first chapter if I'm going to be interested (just to put it bluntly).

@ pocahontas.
Thanks. I'll let you know what comes of it. Hopefully I'll do an alright job in writing it. I already have a few ideas of what to do.

Do it! I mean, have you seen Harry Potter? Snape was the bad guy and also the good guy and he was badass. And what about Marvel Agents of S.H.I.EL.D and Ward? He was such a likable character and then he was Hydra. You can totally write about questionable characters and it still be enjoyable~ And I'd totally read your story, btw!

@ balani
If I were to make a story about superpowered individuals, it would have to be different from that of the average Marvel or DC hero. If I do make it, would you maybe be interested in reading it?

@ pocahontas.
I like your views in the subject. I've thought about writing a story about morally gray individuals. Like maybe instead of making a story where people with superpowers save the world, they just have powers and have to choose their own destin of whether they want to be good or bad.

As long as the story is good I don't care if it's something like The Flash where it's based around the superhero and hiding their identity. I don't care if it's something about a hero that's a hero 24/7. Or even something about a person with powers. Each idea has the possibility to be amazing, it just depends on the writing. Also villain stories could be good too, and may be more appealing because everyone loves the bad guy who might get redemption.

I like an anti-hero kinda thing. He or she has dope powers but he or she has been shaped by numerous experiences that made them anti-hero.