Graphic Novel:Under the Bridge, Part 1 - Revision history

imported>LIMAFOX76: Add FR link

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	\| easteregg = [http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/novels/downloads/chapter119_ee.jpg Behind the scenes image] of [[Masi Oka]] and [[Robert Forster]]		\| easteregg = [http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/novels/downloads/chapter119_ee.jpg Behind the scenes image] of [[Masi Oka]] and [[Robert Forster]]
	\| last = [[Red Eye, Part 2]]		\| last = [[Red Eye, Part 2]]
	\| next = ~~<!--~~[[Under the Bridge, Part 2]]~~-->~~		\| next = [[Under the Bridge, Part 2]]
	}}<noinclude>[[Image:Under the Bridge, Part 1 title.jpg\|right\|270px]]		}}<noinclude>[[Image:Under the Bridge, Part 1 title.jpg\|right\|270px]]
	</noinclude>{{blurb\|color=#cedff2}}God made [[Perrin Crocker\|Perrin]] and [[Donald Essex\|Donald]] for a purpose.{{blurbclose}}		</noinclude>{{blurb\|color=#cedff2}}God made [[Perrin Crocker\|Perrin]] and [[Donald Essex\|Donald]] for a purpose.{{blurbclose}}

imported>Riddler: Removing misleading trivia.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* ''Under the Bridge, Part 1'' is told from the perspective of two people: [[Perrin Crocker]] (whose thoughts are outlined in blue) and [[Donald Essex]] (whose thoughts are outlined in orange). This is not the first graphic novel to be told from two points of view: ''[[Turning Point]]'' showcased both [[Audrey]]'s and [[Sylar]]'s thoughts, while ''[[Special]]'' showcased both [[Claire]]'s and [[West]]'s thoughts.		* ''Under the Bridge, Part 1'' is told from the perspective of two people: [[Perrin Crocker]] (whose thoughts are outlined in blue) and [[Donald Essex]] (whose thoughts are outlined in orange). This is not the first graphic novel to be told from two points of view: ''[[Turning Point]]'' showcased both [[Audrey]]'s and [[Sylar]]'s thoughts, while ''[[Special]]'' showcased both [[Claire]]'s and [[West]]'s thoughts.

	==Trivia==
	* ''[[Wikipedia:Under the Bridge\|Under the Bridge]]'' is the name of a popular song by the [[Wikipedia:Red Hot Chili Peppers\|Red Hot Chili Peppers]].

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

imported>MiamiVolts at 00:47, 9 January 2009

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	Outside [[Memphis, Tennessee]], a [[prison transport bus]] carries [[Perrin Crocker]], a man convicted of murdering his wife. During the trip, he is thinking about who actually murdered her, since there was no murder weapon found. Still, the blood was on his hands according to the jury. He meets [[Steve Gustavson]] who angers him about his wife's murder. A raging Perrin then [[Spike protrusion\|protrudes spikes from his body]], killing everyone on the bus and causing it to crash, while realizing what killed his wife. The next day, [[Donald Essex]], a guard on the transport bus (who was also wondering about his own life), is in the [[Memphis General Hospital]], under observation without a scratch on him. [[Nathan Petrelli]] arrives, wanting to talk to him about his situation.		Outside [[Memphis, Tennessee]], a [[prison transport bus]] carries [[Perrin Crocker]], a man convicted of murdering his wife. During the trip, he is thinking about who actually murdered her, since there was no murder weapon found. Still, the blood was on his hands according to the jury. He meets [[Steve Gustavson]], who angers him about his wife's murder. A raging Perrin then [[Spike protrusion\|protrudes spikes from his body]], killing everyone on the bus and causing it to crash, while realizing what killed his wife. The next day, [[Donald Essex]], a guard on the transport bus (who was also wondering about his own life), is in the [[Memphis General Hospital]], under observation without a scratch on him. [[Nathan Petrelli]] arrives, wanting to talk to him about his situation.

	{{AppearancesUnder the Bridge, Part 1}}		{{AppearancesUnder the Bridge, Part 1}}

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: fix date, rmv empty fields, no period here

2009-01-07T02:55:07Z

fix date, rmv empty fields, no period here

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	\| image = Under the Bridge, Part 1.jpg		\| image = Under the Bridge, Part 1.jpg
	\| number = 119		\| number = 119
	\| releasedate = January 6, 2009		\| releasedate = January 5, 2009
	\| storyby = [[Harrison Wilcox]]		\| storyby = [[Harrison Wilcox]]
	\| artby = [[Dennis Calero]]		\| artby = [[Dennis Calero]]
	\| {{#if:{{{inksby\|}}}\|inksby={{{inksby\|}}}}}
	\| colorsby = [[Dennis Calero]]		\| colorsby = [[Dennis Calero]]
		⚫	\| easteregg = [http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/novels/downloads/chapter119_ee.jpg Behind the scenes image] of [[Masi Oka]] and [[Robert Forster]]
	\| {{#if:{{{editedby\|}}}\|editedby={{{editedby\|}}}}}
	\| {{#if:{{{producedby\|}}}\|producedby={{{producedby\|}}}}}
⚫	\| easteregg = [http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/novels/downloads/chapter119_ee.jpg Behind the scenes image] of [[Masi Oka]] and [[Robert Forster]].
	\| last = [[Red Eye, Part 2]]		\| last = [[Red Eye, Part 2]]
	\| next = <!--[[Under the Bridge, Part 2]]-->		\| next = <!--[[Under the Bridge, Part 2]]-->

imported>Thrashmeister: /* Summary */ is this really in question? he is quite obviously alive after he retracts his spikes

2009-01-07T01:51:06Z

Summary: is this really in question? he is quite obviously alive after he retracts his spikes

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	Outside [[Memphis, Tennessee]], a [[prison transport bus]] carries [[Perrin Crocker]], a man convicted of murdering his wife. During the trip, he is thinking about who actually murdered her, since there was no murder weapon found. Still, the blood was on his hands according to the jury. He meets [[Steve Gustavson]] who angers him about his wife's murder. A raging Perrin then [[Spike protrusion\|protrudes spikes from his body]], killing everyone on the bus ~~(expect presumably himself)~~ and causing it to crash, while realizing what killed his wife. The next day, [[Donald Essex]], a guard on the transport bus (who was also wondering about his own life), is in the [[Memphis General Hospital]], under observation without a scratch on him. [[Nathan Petrelli]] arrives, wanting to talk to him about his situation.		Outside [[Memphis, Tennessee]], a [[prison transport bus]] carries [[Perrin Crocker]], a man convicted of murdering his wife. During the trip, he is thinking about who actually murdered her, since there was no murder weapon found. Still, the blood was on his hands according to the jury. He meets [[Steve Gustavson]] who angers him about his wife's murder. A raging Perrin then [[Spike protrusion\|protrudes spikes from his body]], killing everyone on the bus and causing it to crash, while realizing what killed his wife. The next day, [[Donald Essex]], a guard on the transport bus (who was also wondering about his own life), is in the [[Memphis General Hospital]], under observation without a scratch on him. [[Nathan Petrelli]] arrives, wanting to talk to him about his situation.

	{{AppearancesUnder the Bridge, Part 1}}		{{AppearancesUnder the Bridge, Part 1}}

imported>Radicell at 23:35, 6 January 2009

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	Outside [[Memphis, Tennessee]], a [[~~Prison~~ transport bus]] carries [[Perrin Crocker]], a man convicted of murdering his wife. During the trip, he is thinking about who actually murdered her, since there was no murder weapon found. Still, the blood was on his hands according to the jury. He meets [[Steve Gustavson]] who angers him about his wife's murder. A raging Perrin then [[Spike protrusion\|protrudes spikes from his body]], killing everyone on the bus (expect presumably himself) and causing it to crash, while realizing what killed his wife. The next day, [[Donald Essex]], a guard on the transport bus (who was also wondering about his own life), is in the Memphis Hospital, under observation without a scratch on him. [[Nathan Petrelli]] arrives, wanting to talk to him about his situation.		Outside [[Memphis, Tennessee]], a [[prison transport bus]] carries [[Perrin Crocker]], a man convicted of murdering his wife. During the trip, he is thinking about who actually murdered her, since there was no murder weapon found. Still, the blood was on his hands according to the jury. He meets [[Steve Gustavson]] who angers him about his wife's murder. A raging Perrin then [[Spike protrusion\|protrudes spikes from his body]], killing everyone on the bus (expect presumably himself) and causing it to crash, while realizing what killed his wife. The next day, [[Donald Essex]], a guard on the transport bus (who was also wondering about his own life), is in the [[Memphis General Hospital]], under observation without a scratch on him. [[Nathan Petrelli]] arrives, wanting to talk to him about his situation.

	{{AppearancesUnder the Bridge, Part 1}}		{{AppearancesUnder the Bridge, Part 1}}

imported>Fyre2387: /* Summary */ still needs some touch up, but I think the wording is a little better

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Summary: still needs some touch up, but I think the wording is a little better

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	Outside [[Memphis, Tennessee]], a [[Prison transport bus]] carries ~~a convicted~~ [[Perrin Crocker]]~~for~~ murdering his wife, ~~who~~ is thinking about who actually murdered her, since there was no murder weapon found. Still, the blood was on his hands according to the jury. He meets [[Steve Gustavson]] who angers him about his wife's murder. A raging Perrin then [[Spike protrusion\|protrudes spikes from his body]], killing everyone on the bus (expect presumably himself) and causing it to crash, while realizing what killed his wife. The next day, [[Donald Essex]], a guard on the transport bus (who was also wondering about his own life), is in the Memphis Hospital, under observation without a scratch on him. [[Nathan Petrelli]] arrives, wanting to talk to him about his situation.		Outside [[Memphis, Tennessee]], a [[Prison transport bus]] carries [[Perrin Crocker]], a man convicted of murdering his wife. During the trip, he is thinking about who actually murdered her, since there was no murder weapon found. Still, the blood was on his hands according to the jury. He meets [[Steve Gustavson]] who angers him about his wife's murder. A raging Perrin then [[Spike protrusion\|protrudes spikes from his body]], killing everyone on the bus (expect presumably himself) and causing it to crash, while realizing what killed his wife. The next day, [[Donald Essex]], a guard on the transport bus (who was also wondering about his own life), is in the Memphis Hospital, under observation without a scratch on him. [[Nathan Petrelli]] arrives, wanting to talk to him about his situation.

	{{AppearancesUnder the Bridge, Part 1}}		{{AppearancesUnder the Bridge, Part 1}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* ''Under the Bridge, Part 1'' is told from the perspective of two people: [[Perrin Crocker]] (whose thoughts are outlined in blue) and [[Donald Essex]] (whose thoughts are outlined in orange). This is not the first graphic novel to be told from two points of view: ''[[Turning Point]]'' showcased both [[Audrey]]'s and [[Sylar]]'s thoughts, while ''[[Special]]'' showcased both [[Claire]]'s and [[West]]'s thoughts.		* ''Under the Bridge, Part 1'' is told from the perspective of two people: [[Perrin Crocker]] (whose thoughts are outlined in blue) and [[Donald Essex]] (whose thoughts are outlined in orange). This is not the first graphic novel to be told from two points of view: ''[[Turning Point]]'' showcased both [[Audrey]]'s and [[Sylar]]'s thoughts, while ''[[Special]]'' showcased both [[Claire]]'s and [[West]]'s thoughts.

imported>Meteoritu at 21:41, 6 January 2009

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	Outside [[Memphis, ~~Tennesse~~]], a [[Prison transport bus]] carries a convicted [[Perrin Crocker]]for murdering his wife, who is thinking about who actually murdered her, since there was no murder weapon found. Still, the blood was on his hands according to the jury. He meets [[Steve Gustavson]] who angers him about his wife's murder. A raging Perrin then [[Spike ~~Protrusion~~\|protrudes spikes from his body]], killing everyone on the bus (expect presumably himself) and causing it to crash, while realizing what killed his wife. The next day, [[Donald Essex]], a guard on the transport bus (who was also wondering about his own life), is in the Memphis Hospital, under observation without a scratch on him. [[Nathan Petrelli]] arrives, wanting to talk to him about his situation.		Outside [[Memphis, Tennessee]], a [[Prison transport bus]] carries a convicted [[Perrin Crocker]]for murdering his wife, who is thinking about who actually murdered her, since there was no murder weapon found. Still, the blood was on his hands according to the jury. He meets [[Steve Gustavson]] who angers him about his wife's murder. A raging Perrin then [[Spike protrusion\|protrudes spikes from his body]], killing everyone on the bus (expect presumably himself) and causing it to crash, while realizing what killed his wife. The next day, [[Donald Essex]], a guard on the transport bus (who was also wondering about his own life), is in the Memphis Hospital, under observation without a scratch on him. [[Nathan Petrelli]] arrives, wanting to talk to him about his situation.

	{{AppearancesUnder the Bridge, Part 1}}		{{AppearancesUnder the Bridge, Part 1}}