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On a scale of 1 to 10, how much does Scribble Hub like superhero stories?

What th...tail feathers?! That's weird! You're weird!

Inflate the vocal sack just below your chin to roughly half your total body size while emitting a seductive song.

I 100% understand that Webnovel is predatory, but I'm still considering writing for them. I just have to view them as a money making scheme, just like how I know they would see me. From what research I've done, the biggest risks from signing on with them are that 1. they own your story until 50...

The first two are absolutely necessary. No point in saying one is more important than the other, a good action scene will have both. The third one is nice to have, but it's not like you can't have cool fight scenes without magic or superpowers. But if you do have magic or superpowers, then yes...

I like coming up with my own swear words. In Henry Rider, Henry thinks any unimaginative dipstick can cuss with swear words, but it takes a creative and sharp mind to use foods. "What the mustard smoothie? You chocolate dipped pretzel on a stick! Mothercrumpet!" In Juryokine, they use smite and...

On the more physical humor side of things, here's an excerpt from the first Henry Rider book:

Oh, another funny joke from book 3 is that one of the prominent characters is named Opisthia. I'm sure this'll go right over, like, 99% of my readers' heads and they'll just think it's a cool fantasy name, but "opisthia" is actually the Greek word for "buttock" lol

I'm taking a break from Road to Olympus to work on the third book in the Henry Rider: Clown Hunter series. I haven't gotten to it yet, but I think I have the best joke I've ever come up planned for a later chapter, when Henry has to fight a giant sea monster called Dadgum the Y'alldritch Horror...

Let's go sail the seven teas!

Ooh, I like that! Polls are still open if anyone else has an idea. Come on, I could use a laugh!

I'm writing the third book in the Henry Rider series, and I need help with a joke. Henry and her friends are being given a tour of a vault of potentially world-ending items and weapons. One of them is a pitcher that dispenses an infinite amount of iced tea. It's delicious, but it's caused...

I go into more detail about the whole process HERE

They're the driving force behind their actions. One wants to earn his way back into his family. One blames herself for her mother losing the final battle ten years ago and wants to redeem herself. One is a crime lord, and another is a bounty hunter trying to get revenge on the crime lord. One is...

My WIP Road to Olympus is about a massive battle royale tournament that happens every ten years, with the winner ascending to godhood. But I'm not sure what the best way to start it would be. A lot of the story, and several of the characters' motivations, come from how the final battle in the...

You know that feeling when you spend hours trying to write, but you just can't get into the right brainspace, but you force yourself to do it anyway even though every single word feels wrong, and when you finally call it quits you know you're just going to delete it all and start over tomorrow...

Can you prove they were made in bad faith, or are you just assuming they're in bad faith because they're bad scores?

My method is to immediately introduce a question that the reader will want answered. Such as in Sealbreakers, The reader will (or at least I hope they will) want to know what the Mother Storm is. Is it alive? Why is it trying to destroy this Paraugh Gulath place? Hollow mountains? Five thousand...

Thank you! I've got an awesome artist.

Cool! I prefer Fruity Pebbles, but Frosted Flakes are all right.