Georgia L

Many people say they want to be Dexter, but can they truly step up? Will they? In this list, we explore what makes Dexter Dexter. People are attracted to Dexter Morgan, serial killer antihero from the hit series, primarily because of his code. By targeting only heinous criminals who evade the law, he allows audiences to safely root for a monster as he delivers vigilante justice.

Horror books mixed in with a few other genres, but all are recent books that I read and thoroughly enjoyed. From Grady Hendrix to R.F. Kuang.

Guys, I am literally Sam Winchester in real life (but a girl), and this is how you too, can be just like him (us). (Except for the fighting monsters, daddy issues, mommy issues, dead girlfriend, weird brotherly bond that is literally codependency, past addiction, height, freakishly good looks and more!)

Some people choose normal jobs such as becoming a teacher or a salesman, instead, you throw yourself into the world of medicine and blood. Hey, at least you will look cute while cleaning up the patient's bodily fluids. Unless you're one of the bitchy nursing students, then I hate you and you look like shit. But if not, then love you! :))

A feminine version of the Punisher. As seen in the comics, Daredevil, The Punisher, Daredevil BA, Spiderman BND, and more. Perfect to cosplay or become the Punisher :0

Soldier Boy is an arrogant, hyper-masculine, and emotionally abusive anti-hero. Trapped in a 1940s Cold War mindset, he is defined by his toxic macho deep-seated need for validation, and utter disregard for collateral damage. Despite his "war hero" image, he is fundamentally self-serving and reckless. Unlike more manipulative or purely sadistic villains, his cruelty is straightforward. While deeply flawed, he is a man of his word and often remains stubbornly focused on settling old scores. He prefers mature, older women, but has a deeply traditional, macho expectation that women will automatically worship him due to his celebrity status.