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Heroes: Saving Charlie by Aury Wallington Read our review | Buy It Hardcover: 272 pages Publisher: Del Rey (December 26, 2007) Language: English ISBN: 0345503228 |
After watching the gruesome murder of Charlie Andrews in the Burnt Toast Cafe, Hiro Nakamura tells his friend, Ando Masahashi, that he will travel back in time to the day before, and warn her of the man that killed her. However, he accidentally time travels six months into the past on her birthday. Hiro must now convince Charlie of his amazing ability, and alter history to prevent her death.
NBCUMV Press Release - 9/18/2007
Heroes graphic novel tops sales charts! - 1/14/2008
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Saving the World: A Guide to Heroes by Lynnette Porter, David Lavery, Hillary Robson Read DayziJ’s Review | Buy It Paperback: 250 pages Publisher: Ecw Press (October 1, 2007) Language: English ISBN: 1550228056 |
Saving the World: A Guide to Heroes will include essay analyses of the many reasons that keep Heroes’ audience tuning in each week. Authors Lynnette Porter, David Lavery, and Hillary Robson are experts in the field of television analysis, having penned books on Lost, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Deadwood, Seinfeld, The Sopranos, and many others. In this book, they will explore the history of comic books making their way to the screen, and how this show has been affected by the decades of comic book superheroes that precede it; the series’ archetypal characters; the fandom surrounding the show; its link to other current series such as Lost; creator Tim Kring and how he is the driving force behind the show. The book will include brief episode guides of each installment of the series.
Saving the World will finally help the large audience of the show understand the mysteries of the series.
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Heroes: Volume One (Hardcover Comic) by Various Read Patrick’s Review Hardcover Comic: 240 pages Publisher: Wildstorm (November 7, 2007) Language: English ISBN: 1401217052 [hardcover]  , 9781401217112 [Paperback]
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This stunning hardcover collects the amazing online comics based on the smash-hit, Emmy Award-nominated NBC show HEROES! This volume — featuring a cover by comics legend Alex Ross — also includes an introduction by Masi Oka (Hiro), all 34 chapters of Season One, and Tim Sale’s artwork as seen on the show. The comics included have been written and illustrated by some of comics’ and television’s top writers and artists, including Michael Turner, Phil Jimenez, Marcus To, and more!
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Heroes: Volume Two (Hardcover Comic) by Various Buy It Hardcover Comic: 272 pages Publisher: Wildstorm (November 25, 2008) Language: English ISBN: 140121925X [hardcover]  |
Written by Joe Kelly, Steven T. Seagle, Duncan Rouleau, Christopher Zatta, Mark Sable, Mark Warshaw, Christine Boylan, Chuck Kim, Harrison Wilcox, Pierluigi Cothran, Jim Martin, Timm Keppler, DJ Doyle and others; Art by Staz Johnson, Michael Gaydos, Tom Grummett, Ryan Odagawa, Jason Badower, Travis Kotzebue, Marcus To and 0thers; Cover by Gene Ha
The sequel to last year’s top-selling HEROES hardcover is here! This stunning new volume collects the incredibly engaging online comics based on the smash-hit, Emmy Award-nominated NBC TV series Heroes! Collecting every online chapter from Season Two, this volume features the work of top TV and comics writers. Included are the stories “TheTen Brides of Takezo Kensei,” “The End of Hana and Drucker,” “The Golden Goose” and many more!
Graphic Novel Volume 2 info
See the full cover by Gene Ha here.
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The Science of Heroes: The Real-Life Possibilities Behind the H TV Show (Paperback) by Yvonne Carts-Powell Buy it at Amazon Paperback: 288 pages Publisher: Berkley Trade (October 7, 2008) Language: English ISBN: 1401217052 |
A fun, fact-filled examination of the science (or lack thereof) behind the hit television series Heroes.
Ordinary people with extraordinary powers populate the world of the hit television show Heroes, where characters exhibit such abilities as flight, telepathy, tissue regeneration, prognostication, invisibility, and teleportation through space and time.
The Science of Heroes explores these superpowers and many more through real-world research into the potential of human physical and mental capabilities. Citing the work of renowned scientists and engineers, Yvonne Carts-Powell reveals that even the least likely of powers has been studied—and in some cases, even developed. From the wonders found in nature and cutting-edge technological achievements to the latest discoveries in genetics and mutations, humanity might just possess the knowledge to achieve the extraordinary.
