Graphic Novel:Fathers & Daughters - Revision history

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	\| colorsby = [[David Moran]] & [[John Starr]]		\| colorsby = [[David Moran]] & [[John Starr]]
	\| easteregg = [http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/novels/downloads/energyman.jpg Hi-res scan] of [[Isaac's painting]] of the ''[[Exploding Man (painting)\|Exploding Man]]''		\| easteregg = [{{archive\|20130511020343}}http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/novels/downloads/energyman.jpg Hi-res scan] of [[Isaac's painting]] of the ''[[Exploding Man (painting)\|Exploding Man]]''
	\| last = [[Graphic Novel:Turning Point\|Turning Point]]		\| last = [[Graphic Novel:Turning Point\|Turning Point]]
	\| next = [[Graphic Novel:Super-Heroics\|Super-Heroics]]		\| next = [[Graphic Novel:Super-Heroics\|Super-Heroics]]
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	\| image = gn_fathersanddaughters.jpg		\| image = gn_fathersanddaughters.jpg
	\| caption = [[Mr. Bennet]] cradles [[Eden]]'s [[Sylar's victims\|lifeless body]] as [[the Haitian]] recaptures [[Sylar]].
	\| number = 11		\| number = 11
	\| releasedate = December 4, 2006		\| releasedate = December 4, 2006
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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	* Upon its release, ''Fathers & Daughters'' marked [[Eden]]'s third appearance in a graphic novel, making her the character with most appearances in the graphic novels at that time. She was usurped by [[Mr. Bennet]] with his fourth appearance in ''[[Wireless, Part 2]]''.		* Upon its release, ''Fathers & Daughters'' marked [[Eden]]'s third appearance in a graphic novel, making her the character with most appearances in the graphic novels at that time. She was usurped by [[Mr. Bennet]] with his fourth appearance in ''[[Wireless, Part 2]]''.
			* ''Fathers & Daughters'' fills in the "holes" of a storyline told in ''[[Fallout]]''. The episode shows [[Sylar]]'s murder of [[Eden]]. The graphic novel shows what happened immediately after the murder (and explains how Sylar was subdued once again), and the aftermath of the event.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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	== Summary ==		== Summary ==
	[[Mr. Bennet]] visits [[Eden McCain]]'s [[Eden's father\|father]]'s [[Mr. Ellis's home\|home]] to tell him his daughter is dead. When the man reacts with [[family\|indifference]], calling Eden a "cheap whore", Bennet becomes violently angry. He tells Eden's father that Eden [[sacrifice]]d [[suicide\|her life]] to stop [[Sylar]] from gaining her [[~~Suggestion~~\|~~power~~]]. He then tells [[the Haitian]] not to [[Mental manipulation\|clean the man out]] completely, but to "[[moral ambiguity\|leave the guilt]]".		[[Mr. Bennet]] visits [[Eden McCain]]'s [[Eden's father\|father]]'s [[Mr. Ellis's home\|home]] to tell him his daughter is dead. When the man reacts with [[family\|indifference]], calling Eden a "cheap whore", Bennet becomes violently angry. He tells Eden's father that Eden [[sacrifice]]d [[suicide\|her life]] to stop [[Sylar]] from gaining her [[persuasion\|ability]]. He then tells [[the Haitian]] not to [[Mental manipulation\|clean the man out]] completely, but to "[[moral ambiguity\|leave the guilt]]".
	{{AppearancesFathersAndDaughters}}		{{AppearancesFathersAndDaughters}}

imported>Pierre: /* Summary */

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Summary

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	== Summary ==		== Summary ==
	[[Mr. Bennet]] visits [[Eden McCain]]'s [[Eden's father\|father]]'s [[Mr. Ellis's home\|home]] to tell him his daughter is dead. When the man reacts with [[family\|indifference]], calling Eden a "cheap whore", Bennet becomes violently angry. He tells Eden's father that Eden [[sacrifice]]d [[suicide\|her life]] to stop [[Sylar]] from gaining her [[Suggestion\|power]]. He then tells [[the Haitian]] not to [[Mental manipulation\|clean the man out]] completely, but to "[[moral ambiguity\|leave the guilt]]".		[[Mr. Bennet]] visits [[Eden McCain]]'s [[Eden's father\|father]]'s [[Mr. Ellis's home\|home]] to tell him his daughter is dead. When the man reacts with [[family\|indifference]], calling Eden a "cheap whore", Bennet becomes violently angry. He tells Eden's father that Eden [[sacrifice]]d [[suicide\|her life]] to stop [[Sylar]] from gaining her [[Suggestion\|power]]. He then tells [[the Haitian]] not to [[Mental manipulation\|clean the man out]] completely, but to "[[moral ambiguity\|leave the guilt]]".
			{{AppearancesFathersAndDaughters}}

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: another interview

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another interview

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	* For Travis Kotzebue's original art from ''Fathers & Daughters'', see '''[[Travis Kotzebue#Gallery\|here]]'''.		* For Travis Kotzebue's original art from ''Fathers & Daughters'', see '''[[Travis Kotzebue#Gallery\|here]]'''.
	* For an interview in which [[Micah Gunnell]] discusses ''{{PAGENAME}}'', see '''[[Interview:Micah Gunnell#{{PAGENAME}}\|here]]'''.		* For an interview in which [[Micah Gunnell]] discusses ''{{PAGENAME}}'', see '''[[Interview:Micah Gunnell#{{PAGENAME}}\|here]]'''.
			* For an interview in which [[Travis Kotzebue]] discusses ''{{PAGENAME}}'', see '''[[Interview:Kotzebue brothers\|here]]'''.

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* See Also */ rmv dbl link

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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* See Also */ interview

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	* ''Fathers & Daughters'' ~~marks~~ [[Eden~~'s father~~]]'s ~~second~~ appearance. ~~This~~ ~~makes~~ ~~him~~ ~~have~~ the most appearances in the graphic novels ~~of any character~~ that is ~~not~~ ~~the~~ ~~main~~ ~~focus~~ of a ~~graphic~~ ~~novel,~~ ~~and~~ ~~also of any character who has not appeared~~ in a ~~televised~~ ~~episode~~.		* Upon its release, ''Fathers & Daughters'' marked [[Eden]]'s third appearance in a graphic novel, making her the character with most appearances in the graphic novels at that time. She was usurped by [[Mr. Bennet]] with his fourth appearance in ''[[Wireless, Part 2]]''.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	* ''Fathers & Daughters'' marks [[Eden]]'s third appearance in a graphic novel, making her the character with most appearances in the graphic novels. She will be superceded by [[Mr. Bennet]] with his fourth appearance in ''[[Wireless, Part 2]]''.
	* ''Fathers & Daughters'' marks [[Eden's father]]'s second appearance. This makes him have the most appearances in the graphic novels of any character that is not the main focus of a graphic novel, and also of any character who has not appeared in a televised episode.		* ''Fathers & Daughters'' marks [[Eden's father]]'s second appearance. This makes him have the most appearances in the graphic novels of any character that is not the main focus of a graphic novel, and also of any character who has not appeared in a televised episode.

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	* {{seealsoimages}}		* {{seealsoimages}}
	* For Travis Kotzebue's original art from ''Fathers & Daughters'', see '''[[Travis Kotzebue#Gallery\|here]]'''.		* For Travis Kotzebue's original art from ''Fathers & Daughters'', see '''[[Travis Kotzebue#Gallery\|here]]'''.
	* For an interview in which [[Micah Gunnell]] discusses ''{{PAGENAME}}'', see '''[[Interview:Micah Gunnell#{{PAGENAME}}\|here]]'''.
	* For an interview in which [[Micah Gunnell]] discusses ''{{PAGENAME}}'', see '''[[Interview:Micah Gunnell#{{PAGENAME}}\|here]]'''.		* For an interview in which [[Micah Gunnell]] discusses ''{{PAGENAME}}'', see '''[[Interview:Micah Gunnell#{{PAGENAME}}\|here]]'''.

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	* {{seealsoimages}}		* {{seealsoimages}}
	* For Travis Kotzebue's original art from ''Fathers & Daughters'', see '''[[Travis Kotzebue#Gallery\|here]]'''.		* For Travis Kotzebue's original art from ''Fathers & Daughters'', see '''[[Travis Kotzebue#Gallery\|here]]'''.
			* For an interview in which [[Micah Gunnell]] discusses ''{{PAGENAME}}'', see '''[[Interview:Micah Gunnell#{{PAGENAME}}\|here]]'''.
			* For an interview in which [[Micah Gunnell]] discusses ''{{PAGENAME}}'', see '''[[Interview:Micah Gunnell#{{PAGENAME}}\|here]]'''.

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==