History Literature / SuperSalesOnSuperHeroes

* {{Crossover}}: The series crosses over with several of the author's other series, such as ''Otherlife'' ([[spoiler:Felix's benefactor Runner Norwood]]) and ''Wild Wastes'' ([[spoiler:Felix's cousin Vince Campbell]]).

* SuperHumanTrafficking: A perfectly legal business in Skippercity. Felix becomes a major slave-owner of both supers and normal humans. But unlike most, he treats them more like valued employees than slaves. This ends in book 2, as Felix realizes that everything he has built can come crashing down if Skipper decides to outlaw slavery, so he has all his slaves become indentured servants instead, which is allowed not only in Skippercity but in the outside country as well.

''Super Sales on Super Heroes'' is a 2017-2018 series of [[SuperheroLiterature superhero novels]] by William D. Arand, taking place in a world where superpowers are fairly common. It's a world of GreyAndGrayMorality, where heroes aren't always the good guys and villains aren't always that bad.

In book 3 Felix continues trying to expand, having set up operations in Wall after a series of events that leaves the world slowly crumbling apart, only to get surprised by a visitor from a portal he had nothing to do with.

* HalfHumanHybrid: Felicia is a half-Dwarf. Like all Dwarves, she is great at building things. Basically, anything she can think of, she can build. She does, however, demand that Felix make her taller and giver her [[BuxomIsBetter bigger assets]].

** Though Andrea is close to the classic attitudes of cat girls, being peppy and loyal, beastkin all have the same kind deal of "human skin and faces with some animal features". They also have a few [[FeralReminder Feral Reminders]] based on their species, but it's usually more to do reactions or physical contact, for example it's never brought up if a rabbit beastkin is vegetarian or prefers carrots.

** Though Andrea is close to the classic attitudes of cat girls, being peppy and loyal, beastkin all have the same kind deal of "human skin and faces with some animal features". They also have a few FeralReminders based on their species, but it's usually more to do reactions or physical contact, for example it's never brought up if a rabbit beastkin is vegetarian or prefers carrots.

* ButtMonkey: Defied, but it's always a close race. As the stories progress more and more people have it out for Felix and Legion, and a good 70% of that **isn't** his fault. It starts with the heroes guild, which is to be expected when he starts carrying around one of the most frighting villains as his personal laywer, but you learn [[spoiler: they actually were trying to kill him to break the slavery contract to get The Auger, Kit, back.]] From there it just increases in the numbers and influence of his enemies. By the end of the third book his enemies, past and present, include: [[spoiler: Various business factions. The Heroes Guild. Skipper City. The National Government. Skipper herself. Tielan and Wall's local government. powerful people at PhysicalGod levels of power (the creator and thus person closest to physical godhood is his ally which is the only thing that keeps things from getting out of hand). A group of skilled individuals that hop dimensions freely, and finally their boss who is implied to be similar to the above mentioned physical but acts more like the devil.]] Several of the listed are implied to have been turned against him by others on the list.