Cancelman (2026)

Somewhere between the overcrowded internet, where people argue about every stupid thing, and a reality that can sometimes resemble a badly written comic book, a new superhero from Leo Nikolaev is slowly emerging. His name is Cancelman. He has no kevlar cape, Batmobile, or billionaire budget like Bruce Wayne, but he possesses something better: absolute immunity to human stupidity and the ability to tell people and things bluntly that they are pointless bullshit. Cancelman believes he can save the world before it destroys itself. He is a hero who does not waste time on diplomacy and prefers to act. When he sees nonsense, he presses the red CANCELLED button. Ideologies, hypocrisy, embarrassing trends, and moral posturing that stinks like a cesspit are all thrown in the trash faster than Nigerian spam. His archenemy is neither some pathetic internet troll nor cancel culture. It is cancer, the real kind, which does not play fair. Cancelman is convinced that the day will come when CANCER is CANCELLED. Game over. The book is in Czech.