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9th Wonders!
Issue 14 of 9th Wonders! by Isaac Mendez

Mencionado por primera vez en:	Genesis
Estado actual:	Issue #13 on newsstands; Issue #14 not yet to publisher

9th Wonders! es el nombre de una tira cómica profética , creada por el artista de New York, NY Isaac Mendez.

Acerca de

Genesis

Micah Sanders esta leyendo el número 13, el cual tiene a un gran monstuo purpura en la portada con un subtitulo de Yo luche contra Uluru.

Hiro Nakamura se ve a si mismo en la portada de una copia en un kiosco de periódicos en la ciudad de New York. El cómic es el número 14, subtitulado "Hiro llega a New York." Esta cuenta la historia de como Hiro viaja a New York y regresa, para ir por Ando y partir para las Las Vegas, NV.

One Giant Leap

Hiro usa el cómic para convenser a su amigo Ando acerca de sus poderes cuando él salva a un pequeña niña de ser atropellada por un camión en el momento exacto como estaba escrito en el cómic.

Better Halves

En el hogar de los Sander, Micah le muestra a D.L. su colección de cómics, incluyendo el 9th Wonders!, número 9.

Nothing to Hide

Cuando Hiro y Ando conocen a D.L. y Micah, Hiro le muestra su copia a Micah del cómic número 14 del futuro, y le dice acerca de su poder.

Homecoming

Cuando Claire Bennet caminaba con Zach por Union Wells High School, ella es felicitada por ganar el titulo de reina de la bienvenida por varios estudiantes inpopulares, incluyendo un estudianete que leía el número 13 de los 9th Wonders!.

Fallout

Hiro y Ando finalmente conocen a Isaac Mendez en Midland, TX. Hiro le muestra a Isaac el cómic número 14. Isaac se asombra, exclamando que ese número no iba a ser publicado aún.

Godsend

Simone se halla impactada al ver que Hiro es verdaderamente el personaje de las historietas de Isaac.

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En su galería, el Sr. Linderman le muestra a Nathan una pintura de Hiro salvando a una estudiante Japonesa--una imagen muy similar a la del número 14 de los 9th Wonders!.

Isaac le da los bocetos para el último de los 9th Wonders! a un mensajero, quien estaba muy emocionado de saber que Hiro va a viajar por el tiempo hacia el futuro.

En el apartamento de Mohinder, Sylar recoge un pedazo de una pagina de los 9th Wonders! que muestra la dirección de Isaac.

Five Years Gone

Despues de darse cuenta de la habilidad de viajar en el tiempo del Hiro del futuro, Mohinder coje una copia de 9th Wonders! y le comenta a Matt que los comics de Isaac were irregularly predictive in nature, with the exception of the particular edition in Hiro's loft. Later, Mohinder injects the Haitian, killing him and allowing the use of abilities for Hiro to escape. Mohinder points to the comic and tells Hiro that he was supposed to save Hiro. He gives him the comic and tells him to leave. Future Hiro, after being shot, gives Ando a page from the comic that he kept in his coat. Hiro and Ando teleport to the past, where Hiro looks at the cover of the 9th Wonders! edition.

The Hard Part

While standing atop Charles Deveaux's rooftop, Hiro and Ando look at drawings from the final issue. They hit a setback in reading the prophecies because the captions have not yet been filled in. Later, outside Virginia Gray's apartment, the men look at more images from the last issue. Ando uses a panel that depicts his own gruesome death to encourage Hiro to kill Sylar.

Notes

According to the cover of Issue #14, 9th Wonders! is published by "Uncle Burk's Fine Comics". The Symbol also appears on the cover of Issues #5 and #14.
It's interesting to note that Issue #14, on newsstands five weeks in the future, contains events from both the present and future timelines. Therefore, depending on when Isaac drew it, it's possible that he accurately depicted both past (or at least present) and future events. Simone does mention that the comic is late; she must mean Issue #14, because #13 is already published and Isaac later tells Hiro #14 hasn't gone to the publisher. Therefore, the issue does in fact depict both present and future events, and Isaac's power is perhaps broader than imagined.
It's also unclear whether Isaac realizes the comic is predicting future events, or whether he uses heroin when he produces it.
In multiple interviews, the writers Joe Pokaski and Aron Coleite have said that 9 is an important number in the world of Heroes.
The name is also used by 9thwonders.com, "The Official/Unofficial Fan Site for Heroes".
As Micah chats with Hana, one of the tabs on his computer says "9th Wonders" (The Death of Hana Gitelman, Part 2). Jason Badower has said that this was to pay tribute to the 9thwonders.com message board posters who help keep his spirits high.

Trivia

In a forum post, Tim Sale said that, in general, he draws the 9th Wonders! comic panels from screen captures of scenes that have already been filmed.

Galeria

Galeria de Portadas

Número 5: Nathan Petrelli vuela en un traje rojo con una mascara negra.	Otra versión lo muestra sin mascara, y con difernetes colores.	Un número (desconocido) muestra a Niki y Jessica Sanders.	Número 9: Una feróz criatura ruge mostrando sus garras con furia.
Número 10: Micah muestra este cómic a Monica.	Número 13: Uluru se muestra sobre una figura desconocida.	Número 14: Hiro halla este cómic en la ciudad de New York en el futuro.	El último número: Isaac nnunca acabó su último número.

9th Wonders! Galería general

Mientras espera por su madre que habla con su director, Micah lee el número 13. (Genesis)	In Times Square, Hiro secretly and voraciously reads his copy of Issue #14. (Don't Look Back)	In an unaired scene, Hiro shows an old version of 9th Wonders, Issue #14, to Ando.	Hiro shows his copy of 9th Wonders! to Ando. (One Giant Leap)
Hiro reads 9th Wonders! (BBC Two)	Hiro shows his copy of 9th Wonders! to a Hotspur employee. (One Giant Leap)	Micah shows his father a collection of comics, including 9th Wonders!, Issue #9. (Better Halves)	A male student at Union Wells High reads Issue #13. (Homecoming)
Micah's cake with Issue #10 printed on top. (Four Months Ago...)

Issue #14 Gallery

The front cover shows Hiro arriving in New York City.	The comic uses commercial ads.	The comic is laid out in traditional format.	Hiro's excitement reaches its zenith.
The graphic novel begins with at Yamagato Industries.	Hiro concentrates.	The clock on his desk turns back one second.	"I did it!"
Ando thinks Hiro has drunk too much sake.	Ando compares Hiro's claims to Star Trek.	Ando mocks Hiro's powers.	Hiro uses this page to prove to Ando that the graphic novel is prophetic.
Hiro shows Ando that 9th Wonders! foretells of a heroic act.	Hiro grabs the comic from his friend.	A Japanese schoolgirl is about to be hit by a truck.	A similar painting hangs in Linderman's archives.
The men travel by plane.	Hiro and Ando arrive in Los Angeles.	At LAX, Hiro rents a car.	He shows the Hotspur employee which car he needs.
In the graphic novel, Hiro asks a comic book store employee where he can find Isaac. The employee is surprised to see Hiro's image in the book.	Isaac drawings prophesy that Hiro will stumble upon a trail of blood in Isaac's apartment.	An unfinished portion of the comic shows Hiro's expressions as he is interviewed by the Detective Furakowa and another NYPD detective.	The publisher/writer/artist is Isaac Mendez.

Final Issue

The front cover shows Hiro and Ando...	...in a decimated New York City.	A courier fanboy was just excited that Hiro was traveling to the future.	The final issue shows Nathan in the White House...
...several scenes from Hiro's and Ando's journeys...	...including a final confrontation with Sylar.	The final issue depicts prophetic images of Mohinder, The Haitian, and Hiro.	Hiro uses a sword to stab Sylar.
The sword also stabs someone straight through the heart.	Before traveling back to 2006, Hiro takes this 9th Wonders! page from a dead Future Hiro's pocket.	Ando and Hiro stand on Charles Deveaux's rooftop overlooking New York City in ruins.	The last issue of 9th Wonders! doesn't contain dialogue.
This is where Ando dies, according to the comic.	The image of a dead Ando spurs Hiro to try to kill Sylar.