Dr. Necropolis

Announcement. My new book, The Return of Dr. Necropolis, is coming on...

December 29th, 2026




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Genius. Drug dealer. Supervillain. Megalomaniac.  

Frank McGuinness, once the infamous Dr. Necropolis, took the fall so his ex‑wife Jaynie and his former partner Anton could walk away with a hundred million in gold bricks. 

That was ten years ago.


Now they’re back, and they’re using Frank’s greatest creation to put bodies on the ground.

Frank can’t let that slide. But why come back when they got away clean? Why, when Frank has spent a decade behind bars so Jaynie could disappear into some Costa Rican beach? 

If she’s resurfaced, there’s a reason. 

Frank has to know. He'll just have to break out of prison and ask her himself.


Early Reviews


"An exuberating rush that feels both familiar and different.  

"The world that Danno E. Cabeza lays out for readers within the pages of The Return of Dr. Necropolis both pays homage to the great superhero stories from the past, while at the same time drawing you deep into a world of new superheroes and supervillains, in a way that entices you to become emotionally invested in their lives. In a landscape filled with unoriginality, this story is a refreshing change of pace that will have you on the edge of your seat, flipping your allegiances back and forth between rooting for and against the 'Good Guys' and 'Bad Guys' right until the very end. The Return of Dr. Necropolis builds a NEW world that will satisfy any superhero junkies' need for the next great story. An absolute hit in the making, I want more. 

"TRUST ME, I fucking loved it."

Joe Troutman, author of Gods of War: The Legend of Blackhawk Company 1/23 Infantry


"Dr Necropolis takes comic book tropes that have been done to death and twists them like a pretzel, spinning a back-alley supervillain tale with unexpected bite. While its warped super-history and neo-Noir New York grit recall Alan Moore’s Watchmen, to his credit Danno E. Cabeza has his own thing going here, crafting a world that somehow feels both comfortably grounded and vividly, defiantly weird. Crucially, he does this without losing sight of why this stuff was so much fun in the first place, never thinking himself too serious an artiste to gift us with a Radical Robot Rampage when the situation calls for it."

Sean M. Smith, author of Rank Absurdity and Even a Dog Enlists, Why Not You?



Sample Chapters

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