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* ''String Theory'' features more [[evolved humans]] than any other graphic novel--[[Hiro]] (and [[Future Hiro]]), [[Sparrow Redhouse]], [[Sylar]], [[Claire Bennet]], and [[Peter Petrelli]]. Additionally, an image of [[Ted Sprague]] is shown. | * ''String Theory'' features more [[evolved humans]] than any other graphic novel--[[Hiro]] (and [[Future Hiro]]), [[Sparrow Redhouse]], [[Sylar]], [[Claire Bennet]], and [[Peter Petrelli]]. Additionally, an image of [[Ted Sprague]] and [[Simone]] is shown. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 15:08, 17 October 2007
| String Theory | |
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| Issue #: | 30 |
| Released: | April 23, 2007 |
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| Story by: | Joe Pokaski |
| Art by: | Staz Johnson |
| Colors by: | Edgar at Studio F |
| Lettering by: | Comicraft |
| Produced by: | Aspen MLT Inc. |
| Easter Egg: | Hi-res PDF of Hana's call to arms |
| Previous: | War Buddies, Part 6 |
| Next: | Walls, Part 1 |
| Visit a future that's already been lost. |
| Soon after discovering his unusual abilities, Peter Petrelli encountered Hiro Nakamura. Solemn and grim, Hiro claimed that he was from the future, here to give Peter a brief but puzzling warning: save the cheerleader, save the world. Later, Peter would meet Hiro once again--for the first time. This Hiro, from present day, was warm and optimistic, the complete opposite of his future self. What events could trigger such a massive change in the young office worker? And why seek out Peter Petrelli? |
Summary
Around the fifth anniversary of the explosion, Hiro saves a young woman from police officers. He returns to his loft and continues to create timelines suspended from strings.
He explains how he tried to stop Sylar from causing the explosion by stabbing him, but was unable to stop him because Sylar had stolen Claire Bennet's ability to regenerate. He travels back in time to visit Peter Petrelli and tells him to save the cheerleader, hoping this will prevent Sylar from exploding. However, when he returns to his own time, he finds things unchanged. He returns to his loft to find a light on, and draws his sword--and finds himself face-to-face with his former self and Ando.
Notes
- Future Hiro's trademark ponytail seems to be conspicuously absent from this graphic novel. In an email, Staz Johnson said, "The reference I was provided with (by NBC) was so poor (extremely dark, practically illegible screen caps) I had no idea that Hiro was supposed to have a ponytail."
Trivia
- String Theory features more evolved humans than any other graphic novel--Hiro (and Future Hiro), Sparrow Redhouse, Sylar, Claire Bennet, and Peter Petrelli. Additionally, an image of Ted Sprague and Simone is shown.
See Also
- For images from String Theory, see images from String Theory.
- For discussion of Hiro's inability to change history, see Paradox.
- For television episode 20, which was reportedly named String Theory then renamed, see Five Years Gone.
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