The Indestructibles

By: Matthew Phillion

Narrated by: Gail Shalan, Jennifer Jill Araya, Lauren Ezzo, Mark Sanderlin, Marni Penning, Matthew Phillion, Neil Hellegers, Shiromi Arserio, Steven Jay Cohen

A solar powered girl. A ballerina vigilante. A boy with an alien sharing his brain. A girl with a black hole for her heart. And a werewolf with confidence issues. This is the next generation of heroes Doc Silence has gathered together, a random collection of amazing kids he hopes to train to make the world a better place. But Silence isn't the only one collecting super-powered teenagers. In the shadows, a dark organization—long thought destroyed—has been building a better monster, combining sentient hurricanes with car crash survivors, crafting designer cyborgs, girls made of fire and boys made of pure rage. What is this mysterious organization's goal? And what does it have to do with Doc's past, and his team's future? Will Doc Silence have enough time to teach them to be heroes before they are called upon to save the world—and will his team be ready to accept the mantle as their generation's brightest stars?

The Indestructibles introduces Jane, Kate, Billy, Titus, and Emily—Solar, Dancer, Straylight, Fury, and Entropy—to the world as they learn how to use their bizarre powers. Along the way, they also discover something about themselves and whether they have what it takes to save the world. Meanwhile, the mercenary Agent Black and the mysterious Rose find themselves pawns of a villainous organization who plan on changing the world, starting with the creation of a living, breathing, sentient storm system they're able to bend to their will.

The Indestructibles, coming soon to a neighborhood near you.

Featuring the voices of Gail Shalan, Jennifer Jill Araya, Lauren Ezzo, Mark Sanderlin, Neil Hellegers, Shiromi Arserio, Steven Jay Cohen, Marnie Penning, and author Matthew Phillion.

©2014, 2018 Matthew Phillion (P)2023 Matthew Phillion

HELL YEAH!!!!

My only problem came from the gentleman voicing our own glowstick hero, William Byron case... the guy just made Billy sound depressed the whole time.
I would suggest exchanging him with Kyle mcarly.
He does the voices in the "Super powereds" series by Drew hayes.

Pretty Good, though Not Great Superhero Story

The author has created some interesting characters who do have mild story arcs. The plot was very comic book like. There is some character backgrounds given, but nothing too deep. None of the narrators are bad, but each brings their own style and it did push me out of the story a little each time there was a perspective change.

Overall I did enjoy this for what it was and I would give a try to any sequel.