The Quantum Prophecy

This is such a neat start to a series, that holds a lot of promise. It seems that one point in history, we had superheros and supervillians called superhumans. Then one day, all of a sudden all of the superheros vanish. Gone. Nowhere to be seen or found. What happened to all of them? Were they killed? Retired? What happened? Then 10 years pass and some kids are showing signs that they could be superheros, but how did that... Read Full Review

Everyone knows the classic super heroes in films and in our old comic books, but did you think that anyone could make a super hero series that can match that? In fact, Quantum is easily the best super hero book I have ever read because it was beyond exciting and the characters were so easy to connect with. From the first page to the last it was nearly impossible to put down the book. Michael Carrol does a great job of keeping... Read Full Review

I wanted to love this book. I really did. A lifelong comic book man like me WANTS to love a book like this. However, it did not work out that way. All in all, the book was a fun read that moved pretty well once you got past the origin story. It just lacked that "ummph" that I was expecting. I had a hard time creating a mental image of many of the scenes described in the book. Perhaps it was just me though (I have no problem... Read Full Review

I've never really read a book before. I'm interested in comic books and this is a great story about super humans.

I read this book a while back, and though it was cliched, it was still good. I ordered books 2 and 3 from England, and they get a bit better. So if you find a copy of this book somewhere, read it.