This was a reread for me. I wanted to go back through before I read volume 3. You know a book is good when you laugh as hard the 2nd time. This is a super sweet and funny comic. If you haven't read it you are completely missing out. ( )

Abby and Mark a cute couple, they meet when Mark does Abby's accounting. They are really in love and when the book starts they are just getting to the point where they are telling each other those magical first "I Love You's"; but first Mark needs to tell Abby his secret, that he's the superhero known as the Crusader.

This is a very cute romantic comedy, that deals with the foibles of dating a superhero. In this first volume you never see any of the super hero action and it works. I think that if we saw the superhero side of it the books focus would be too split. That being said I wouldn't be averse to a seperate series with the Crusaders adventures at the forefront.

The author says he was trying to go for a television sitcom feel and I definitely think he succeeded. This is a light fluffy book, yes Abby, Mark and their friends all have problems or issues but nothing that can't be quickly solved and nothing that the average person doesn't feel. It's actually very relatable for a superhero book.

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Abby and Mark a cute couple, they meet when Mark does Abby's accounting. They are really in love and when the book starts they are just getting to the point where they are telling each other those magical first "I Love You's"; but first Mark needs to tell Abby his secret, that he's the superhero known as the Crusader.

This is a very cute romantic comedy, that deals with the foibles of dating a superhero. In this first volume you never see any of the super hero action and it works. I think that if we saw the superhero side of it the books focus would be too split. That being said I wouldn't be averse to a seperate series with the Crusaders adventures at the forefront.

The author says he was trying to go for a television sitcom feel and I definitely think he succeeded. This is a light fluffy book, yes Abby, Mark and their friends all have problems or issues but nothing that can't be quickly solved and nothing that the average person doesn't feel. It's actually very relatable for a superhero book.

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Abby and Mark a cute couple, they meet when Mark does Abby's accounting. They are really in love and when the book starts they are just getting to the point where they are telling each other those magical first "I Love You's"; but first Mark needs to tell Abby his secret, that he's the superhero known as the Crusader.

This is a very cute romantic comedy, that deals with the foibles of dating a superhero. In this first volume you never see any of the super hero action and it works. I think that if we saw the superhero side of it the books focus would be too split. That being said I wouldn't be averse to a seperate series with the Crusaders adventures at the forefront.

The author says he was trying to go for a television sitcom feel and I definitely think he succeeded. This is a light fluffy book, yes Abby, Mark and their friends all have problems or issues but nothing that can't be quickly solved and nothing that the average person doesn't feel. It's actually very relatable for a superhero book.

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Abby and Mark a cute couple, they meet when Mark does Abby's accounting. They are really in love and when the book starts they are just getting to the point where they are telling each other those magical first "I Love You's"; but first Mark needs to tell Abby his secret, that he's the superhero known as the Crusader.

This is a very cute romantic comedy, that deals with the foibles of dating a superhero. In this first volume you never see any of the super hero action and it works. I think that if we saw the superhero side of it the books focus would be too split. That being said I wouldn't be averse to a seperate series with the Crusaders adventures at the forefront.

The author says he was trying to go for a television sitcom feel and I definitely think he succeeded. This is a light fluffy book, yes Abby, Mark and their friends all have problems or issues but nothing that can't be quickly solved and nothing that the average person doesn't feel. It's actually very relatable for a superhero book.

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