Comments on: Heroes Fugitives according to Bryan Fuller

By: Ajay

Ajay — Sun, 01 Feb 2009 16:56:17 +0000

sylar is the only one with true potential acting skills…he is not evil, his power is driving him crazy…no matter how many times hez tried to put himself into a nice guy type character, ppl hav only ruined his efforts by tragically hurting him by one way or other only for shear pleasure or thier own personal gains….dont blame SYLAR for tat…. He is the best in the whole series…. mark it up…most hav th same opinion as mine

By: Heroes volume 4: Fugitives Promo

Heroes volume 4: Fugitives Promo — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 20:28:08 +0000

[...] goes back into looking at the characters’ lives. Rejoining Heroes as consultant, Bryan Fuller adds that the series is going back to where it started: “Very clean, superhero metaphors to [...]

By: rock

rock — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 07:41:07 +0000

and what’s the deal with the butlers? Are they really going to stay in costa verde? Sylar’s found them there twice now. Killing some characters off is great, but since they keep coming back to life anyway – i dont think anyone needed arthur to come back to life – maury should have illusioned art after he heard most of the other founders were dead and he wanted to control the company, and that would have been less frustrating to the general public. We have established angela as the unreliable source of groundbreaking, episode ending twists, but really, now it’s just a gimmick. Are the writers just trying to do a one time episode by episode thing? Because villains was not classic by any means. the cliffhanger when angela says sylar is her son had so much weight that it becomes cheap after the first run. you can’t watch it more than once. ok, kill niki off, but getting rid of new orleans? I really don’t want to be that guy, but aside from hiro and mohinder, what minorities are left? Count the cuts from season 1.

By: rk

rk — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 07:17:47 +0000

Villains was fine to some extent. There were a few things we could excuse due to the writer’s strike, but all that should have fixed itself by the end. It didn’t. By the end of the volume, everything we gained was lost except a handful of things. All new villains are now dead or useless. Daphne is around, for now. Tracy had moments, and even though i love ali larter, her inclusion was not justified either by the end. Maya’s removal essentially made her entire appearance seem pointless except for the fact that her power showed mohinder where the powers come from. however, villains made this fact pointless bc a new, better formula was created anyway. Mohinder’s mutations are gone now too. nathan is evil, and it would take a volume to show us that. Can we finally kill off sylar? Really? He went from scary to interesting to badass – killing alejandro then making out with maya – to back to his old self to scary then to Villain’s flip-flop every 5 seconds. Villains ruined his potential. Where the hell is caitlin?

By: Milo Ventimiglia News

Milo Ventimiglia News — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 21:33:30 +0000

[...] up Chapter 3: Villains and will be heading into Chapter 4: Fugitives in January with a whole new direction. I personally enjoyed chapter 3, and I was happy that Milo’s character made the decisions he [...]

By: Samaritan

Samaritan — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 15:43:06 +0000

Finally!! Geez. Why did we ever get away from this concept to begin with? I was always wondering how Claire got out of skipping her senior year in school (how she’ll be looking for colleges having missed the first half of her school year is anyone’s guess) and how Nathan got away with missing so many votes as a new Senator. I’m sure that’s getting a lot of good press in the editorial pages of the NYT.

…this has always been, IMO, the “elephant in the room” character-wise. What happened, I suspect, is that we had writers who, despite perhaps their best intentions, really had little grasp of what draws many adult (males mostly) to the comic book genre (not the books themselves, but the concept) and the concept of ordinary folks with extraordinary abilities and situations.

As for Claire, I’ve just about had all the teen angst whining I can tolerate. A bit of it is expected, but it’s been overkill for too long. So I hope the writers “grow her up” already…