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Heroes/Super-Heroics
| Super-Heroics | |
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| Season 1, Issue 12 | |
| Published | December 12, 2006 |
| Available | Online in Interactive and Printable Versions |
| Writer(s) | Harrison Wilcox |
| Artist(s) | Micah Gunnell & Peter Steigerwald |
| Page Count | 7 |
| Issue 11 Fathers & Daughters |
Issue 13 Wireless (1) |
| Heroes — Comics | |
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Super-Heroics is the twelfth issue of the online comic based on Heroes.
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Plot Overview
Peter Petrelli has a dream while in the coma we saw him enter at the end of Fallout.
Notes
Arc Advancement
Happenings
Peter is in New York City, in a coma, and laying in a hospital bed. In an internal monologue, Peter reflects on how he is supposed to be the hero, not lying defeated in a hospital. He says he saw himself as the bomb, but it wasn't him. He then imagines himself as a super hero, spandex and cape and all.
He is fighting The Rocket, who used his jetpack to rob a bank and frame Super Peter. He dispatches The Rocket, in a classic comic display of exposition, by flying the villain high in the air, until his jetpack stops working. Then, he drops him to the ground, breaking his invulnerable suit. As Super Peter looks at the broken and defeated Rocket, he removes his helmet. It is Peter in the Rocket suit. The revelation is shocking to Super Peter, and he reiterates that he isn't the villain, he's the hero. It ends with a shot of Peter still in the hospital bed, unmoved from where we saw him at the beginning, with his brother Nathan sitting next to the bed.
Characters
- Peter Petrelli
Referbacks
Trivia
Behind the Scenes
Allusions and References
Memorable Moments
Quotes
- Peter Petrelli: Then all I need is to hit his suit hard enough against something to break it. Like the ground.
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