Jackson, NJ – A comic-inspired guide to heroism rooted in Christian principles is earning widespread praise from readers across the country, with fans calling Superhero University: The Ultimate Superhero Training Manual a fresh and imaginative way to explore faith and purpose.
Written by Harbinger Ektoutheou, the 2020 release blends a superhero storyline with step-by-step lessons designed to help readers “earn a degree in Superheroism.”
While one reviewer criticized the book for its overt focus on Jesus, the vast majority of readers have embraced its message, giving it an average 4.6-star rating on Amazon and describing it as inspiring, unique, and visually captivating.
Key Points
- Superhero University uses superhero storytelling to teach lessons of faith and service.
- The book holds a 4.6-star rating on Amazon, with most reviews highly positive.
- Readers praise its artwork, originality, and message of spiritual empowerment.
Reviewers celebrate its message of hope and purpose
“Excellent new way to learn about Christ,” wrote Sonja W., who praised the book’s “gorgeous illustrations in comic book style” and its clear, step-by-step guidance on living a life of gratitude and service. Another reader, Noah, described it as “a wonderful surprise,” saying it was “a well-written summary of the Christian faith with a fun story line that illustrates the points.”
Christina Hester called the book “perfectly written for learning how to be a superhero for Christ,” while reviewer Tobie Stann applauded its “strong Christian ties,” adding that it’s a book parents can “feel good about letting their kids read.”
Readers connect with author’s story and style
Several reviews referenced the author’s personal transformation and his ability to present faith through a modern, relatable lens. One reader identified as PANCAKES wrote, “This book is a guide about being a superhero through Christ. The man who wrote this book was atheist turned Christian. He is a good man with an amazing talent for spreading light.”
Others praised the creative fusion of comic-style visuals and spiritual storytelling, calling it both entertaining and meaningful. Reviewer Joyce Souza called it “a real page-turner,” while Beth Fort described it simply as “Amazeballs,” saying it “should win a tiny award even though they aren’t for books.”
A message that resonates with all ages
With lessons focused on courage, service, and compassion, Superhero University appears to have struck a chord with readers of all backgrounds. Reviewers recommend it for both young readers and adults seeking an uplifting and modern way to connect with faith.
As one reviewer summed it up: “It’s about time Christian superheroes saved the day.”
One lone reviewer gave it a 1-star rating, calling it trash.