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	===Heroes: Omnibus===		===Heroes: Omnibus===
	A 530 page omnibus containing Issues #1-85 (''[[Monsters]]'' through "[[Trust Issues, Part 2]]" was released in print on October 5, 2016 and digital on October 12, 2016. The cover features art by [[Tim Sale]].		A 530 page omnibus containing Issues #1-85 (''[[Monsters]]'' through ''[[Trust Issues, Part 2]]'') was released in print on October 5, 2016 and digital on October 12, 2016. The cover features art by [[Tim Sale]].

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	===Heroes: Omnibus===		===Heroes: Omnibus===
	A 530 page omnibus was released in print on October 5, 2016 and digital on October 12, 2016. The cover features art by [[Tim Sale]].		A 530 page omnibus containing Issues #1-85 (''[[Monsters]]'' through "[[Trust Issues, Part 2]]" was released in print on October 5, 2016 and digital on October 12, 2016. The cover features art by [[Tim Sale]].

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	==About==		==About==
			===Graphic Novel Collection Volume 1===
	Published by Wildstorm, a publishing imprint of [[DC Comics]], the first graphic novel collection houses the [[graphic novels]] of [[Season One]], Issues #1-34 (''[[Monsters]]'' through ''[[The Death of Hana Gitelman, Part 2]]'') at a cost of $24.99. It has a total of 240 pages, bound in hardcover. Sales began on November 7, 2007. A softcover version went on sale May 21, 2008 at a cost of $19.99. In addition to the reproduction of the online novels, the collection features two different covers by [[Jim Lee]] and [[Alex Ross]]. The collection includes an introduction from [[Masi Oka]], and copies of [[Tim Sale]]'s artwork as seen on ''[[Heroes]]''.		Published by Wildstorm, a publishing imprint of [[DC Comics]], the first graphic novel collection houses the [[graphic novels]] of [[Season One]], Issues #1-34 (''[[Monsters]]'' through ''[[The Death of Hana Gitelman, Part 2]]'') at a cost of $24.99. It has a total of 240 pages, bound in hardcover. Sales began on November 7, 2007. A softcover version went on sale May 21, 2008 at a cost of $19.99. In addition to the reproduction of the online novels, the collection features two different covers by [[Jim Lee]] and [[Alex Ross]]. The collection includes an introduction from [[Masi Oka]], and copies of [[Tim Sale]]'s artwork as seen on ''[[Heroes]]''.

	Much of the design of the collection is credited to [[JG Roshell]] of [[Comicraft]]. He decided to follow the basic design of [[9thWonders.com]], making the interior look like the "classic silver age comics, including aging the pages as if the comics have been around for years." To prevent the long list of credits from being boring, he made the credits look like "those old classified ads for x-ray specs and whatnot" with clip art from ''[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0881081094/wwwcomicbookfoco Mostly Happy Clip Art of the 30'S, 40'S, and 50's]''. The introduction is made to look like a "Bullpen Bulletins" page, and the interview at the end is designed to look like a letters column. The chapters are divided by [[Tim Sale]]'s art from the show, presented as fake "covers" to ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' comics. [http://www.comicraft.com/print/heroeshc/]		Much of the design of the collection is credited to [[JG Roshell]] of [[Comicraft]]. He decided to follow the basic design of [[9thWonders.com]], making the interior look like the "classic silver age comics, including aging the pages as if the comics have been around for years." To prevent the long list of credits from being boring, he made the credits look like "those old classified ads for x-ray specs and whatnot" with clip art from ''[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0881081094/wwwcomicbookfoco Mostly Happy Clip Art of the 30'S, 40'S, and 50's]''. The introduction is made to look like a "Bullpen Bulletins" page, and the interview at the end is designed to look like a letters column. The chapters are divided by [[Tim Sale]]'s art from the show, presented as fake "covers" to ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' comics. [http://www.comicraft.com/print/heroeshc/]

			===Graphic Novel Collection Volume 2===
	Volume 2 of the graphic novel collection is also published by Wildstorm, and was released on November 19, 2008. It consists of Issues #35-80 (''[[It Takes a Village, Part 1]]'' through ''[[Moonlight Serenade]]''). The color hardcover book has 272 pages and costs $29.99. The softcover version was released on May 26, 2009 and costs $19.99. The cover art for Volume 2 was created by [[Gene Ha]].		Volume 2 of the graphic novel collection is also published by Wildstorm, and was released on November 19, 2008. It consists of Issues #35-80 (''[[It Takes a Village, Part 1]]'' through ''[[Moonlight Serenade]]''). The color hardcover book has 272 pages and costs $29.99. The softcover version was released on May 26, 2009 and costs $19.99. The cover art for Volume 2 was created by [[Gene Ha]].

			===Heroes: Omnibus===
			A 530 page omnibus was released in print on October 5, 2016 and digital on October 12, 2016. The cover features art by [[Tim Sale]].

	==Notes==		==Notes==
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	* [http://www.dccomics.com/graphic_novels/?gn=10227 Wildstorm Vol. 2 sales page] at [[DC Comics]].com		* [http://www.dccomics.com/graphic_novels/?gn=10227 Wildstorm Vol. 2 sales page] at [[DC Comics]].com
	* [http://www.amazon.com/dp/140121925X?tag=herwik-20&camp=14573&creative=327641&linkCode=as1&creativeASIN=140121925X&adid=0TWFX7A2WG9C86YKTPXM& Vol. 2 sales page] at Amazon.com		* [http://www.amazon.com/dp/140121925X?tag=herwik-20&camp=14573&creative=327641&linkCode=as1&creativeASIN=140121925X&adid=0TWFX7A2WG9C86YKTPXM& Vol. 2 sales page] at Amazon.com
			* [https://www.comixology.com/Heroes-Omnibus/digital-comic/410619 Heroes: Omnibus on Comixology]
	* [http://www.nbcumv.com/release_detail.nbc/universalstudiosconsumerproductsgroup-20070726000000-dccomicstopublish.html Press release] from [[NBC.com]] regarding Vol. 1		* [http://www.nbcumv.com/release_detail.nbc/universalstudiosconsumerproductsgroup-20070726000000-dccomicstopublish.html Press release] from [[NBC.com]] regarding Vol. 1
	* [http://www.comicraft.com/print/heroeshc/ Article] by [[John Roshell]] about the collection's design		* [http://www.comicraft.com/print/heroeshc/ Article] by [[John Roshell]] about the collection's design

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	==About==		==About==
	Published by Wildstorm, a publishing imprint of [[DC Comics]], the graphic novel collection houses the [[graphic novels]] of [[Season One]], Issues #1-34 (''[[Monsters]]'' through ''[[The Death of Hana Gitelman, Part 2]]'') at a cost of $24.99. It has a total of 240 pages, bound in hardcover. Sales began on November 7, 2007. A softcover version went on sale May 21, 2008 at a cost of $19.99. In addition to the reproduction of the online novels, the collection features two different covers by [[Jim Lee]] and [[Alex Ross]]. The collection includes an introduction from [[Masi Oka]], and copies of [[Tim Sale]]'s artwork as seen on ''[[Heroes]]''.		Published by Wildstorm, a publishing imprint of [[DC Comics]], the first graphic novel collection houses the [[graphic novels]] of [[Season One]], Issues #1-34 (''[[Monsters]]'' through ''[[The Death of Hana Gitelman, Part 2]]'') at a cost of $24.99. It has a total of 240 pages, bound in hardcover. Sales began on November 7, 2007. A softcover version went on sale May 21, 2008 at a cost of $19.99. In addition to the reproduction of the online novels, the collection features two different covers by [[Jim Lee]] and [[Alex Ross]]. The collection includes an introduction from [[Masi Oka]], and copies of [[Tim Sale]]'s artwork as seen on ''[[Heroes]]''.

	Much of the design of the collection is credited to [[JG Roshell]] of [[Comicraft]]. He decided to follow the basic design of [[9thWonders.com]], making the interior look like the "classic silver age comics, including aging the pages as if the comics have been around for years." To prevent the long list of credits from being boring, he made the credits look like "those old classified ads for x-ray specs and whatnot" with clip art from ''[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0881081094/wwwcomicbookfoco Mostly Happy Clip Art of the 30'S, 40'S, and 50's]''. The introduction is made to look like a "Bullpen Bulletins" page, and the interview at the end is designed to look like a letters column. The chapters are divided by [[Tim Sale]]'s art from the show, presented as fake "covers" to ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' comics. [http://www.comicraft.com/print/heroeshc/]		Much of the design of the collection is credited to [[JG Roshell]] of [[Comicraft]]. He decided to follow the basic design of [[9thWonders.com]], making the interior look like the "classic silver age comics, including aging the pages as if the comics have been around for years." To prevent the long list of credits from being boring, he made the credits look like "those old classified ads for x-ray specs and whatnot" with clip art from ''[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0881081094/wwwcomicbookfoco Mostly Happy Clip Art of the 30'S, 40'S, and 50's]''. The introduction is made to look like a "Bullpen Bulletins" page, and the interview at the end is designed to look like a letters column. The chapters are divided by [[Tim Sale]]'s art from the show, presented as fake "covers" to ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' comics. [http://www.comicraft.com/print/heroeshc/]

	Volume 2 of the graphic novel collection is also published by Wildstorm, and was released on November 19, 2008. It consists of Issues #35-80 (''[[It Takes a Village, Part 1]]'' through ''[[Moonlight Serenade]]''). The cover art for Volume 2 was created by [[Gene Ha]].		Volume 2 of the graphic novel collection is also published by Wildstorm, and was released on November 19, 2008. It consists of Issues #35-80 (''[[It Takes a Village, Part 1]]'' through ''[[Moonlight Serenade]]''). The color hardcover book has 272 pages and costs $29.99. The softcover version was released on May 26, 2009 and costs $19.99. The cover art for Volume 2 was created by [[Gene Ha]].

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	{{infobox multimedia\|image=51CWzsLNmML._AA240_.jpg}}		{{infobox multimedia\|image=51CWzsLNmML._AA240_.jpg}}
			The ''[[Heroes]]'' comics are periodically bound and published in hardbound books. These '''graphic novel collections''' are published by Wildstorm.
	The '''graphic novel collection''' is a hardcover collection of [[portal:Issues\|issues 1-34]] of the ''[[Heroes]]'' graphic novels.

	==About==		==About==
	Published by Wildstorm, a publishing imprint of [[DC Comics]], the graphic novel collection houses the [[graphic novels]] of [[Season One]], Issues #1-34 at a cost of $24.99. It has a total of 240 pages, bound in hardcover. Sales began on November 7, 2007. A softcover version went on sale May 21, 2008 at a cost of $19.99. In addition to the reproduction of the online novels, the collection features two different covers by [[Jim Lee]] and [[Alex Ross]]. The collection includes an introduction from [[Masi Oka]], and copies of [[Tim Sale]]'s artwork as seen on ''[[Heroes]]''.		Published by Wildstorm, a publishing imprint of [[DC Comics]], the graphic novel collection houses the [[graphic novels]] of [[Season One]], Issues #1-34 (''[[Monsters]]'' through ''[[The Death of Hana Gitelman, Part 2]]'') at a cost of $24.99. It has a total of 240 pages, bound in hardcover. Sales began on November 7, 2007. A softcover version went on sale May 21, 2008 at a cost of $19.99. In addition to the reproduction of the online novels, the collection features two different covers by [[Jim Lee]] and [[Alex Ross]]. The collection includes an introduction from [[Masi Oka]], and copies of [[Tim Sale]]'s artwork as seen on ''[[Heroes]]''.

	Much of the design of the collection is credited to [[JG Roshell]] of [[Comicraft]]. He decided to follow the basic design of [[9thWonders.com]], making the interior look like the "classic silver age comics, including aging the pages as if the comics have been around for years." To prevent the long list of credits from being boring, he made the credits look like "those old classified ads for x-ray specs and whatnot" with clip art from ''[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0881081094/wwwcomicbookfoco Mostly Happy Clip Art of the 30'S, 40'S, and 50's]''. The introduction is made to look like a "Bullpen Bulletins" page, and the interview at the end is designed to look like a letters column. The chapters are divided by [[Tim Sale]]'s art from the show, presented as fake "covers" to ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' comics. [http://www.comicraft.com/print/heroeshc/]		Much of the design of the collection is credited to [[JG Roshell]] of [[Comicraft]]. He decided to follow the basic design of [[9thWonders.com]], making the interior look like the "classic silver age comics, including aging the pages as if the comics have been around for years." To prevent the long list of credits from being boring, he made the credits look like "those old classified ads for x-ray specs and whatnot" with clip art from ''[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0881081094/wwwcomicbookfoco Mostly Happy Clip Art of the 30'S, 40'S, and 50's]''. The introduction is made to look like a "Bullpen Bulletins" page, and the interview at the end is designed to look like a letters column. The chapters are divided by [[Tim Sale]]'s art from the show, presented as fake "covers" to ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' comics. [http://www.comicraft.com/print/heroeshc/]

	Volume 2 of the graphic novel collection is also published by Wildstorm, and was released on November 19, 2008. The cover art for Volume 2 was created by [[Gene Ha]].		Volume 2 of the graphic novel collection is also published by Wildstorm, and was released on November 19, 2008. It consists of Issues #35-80 (''[[It Takes a Village, Part 1]]'' through ''[[Moonlight Serenade]]''). The cover art for Volume 2 was created by [[Gene Ha]].

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	Image:Graphic novel collection, volume 2.jpg\|Volume 2 also has two covers...		Image:Graphic novel collection, volume 2.jpg\|Volume 2 also has two covers...
	Image:GraphicNovelCover-v2b.jpg\|...both created by [[Gene Ha]].		Image:GraphicNovelCover-v2b.jpg\|...both created by [[Gene Ha]].
	Image:HeroesV2Cover.jpg\|The dust jacket for ~~graphic~~ ~~novel collection volume two~~		Image:HeroesV2Cover.jpg\|The dust jacket for Volume Two
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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: Graphic novel collection moved to Graphic novel collections: making article about both (and future) collections

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Graphic novel collection moved to Graphic novel collections: making article about both (and future) collections

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update

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	==About==		==About==
	Published by Wildstorm, a publishing imprint of [[DC Comics]], the graphic novel collection houses the [[graphic novels]] of [[Season One]], Issues #1-34 at a cost of $24.99. It has a total of 240 pages, bound in hardcover. Sales began on November 7, 2007. A softcover version ~~{{show later\|on=05212008\|show=~~went~~\|until then show=will go}}~~ on sale May 21, 2008 at a cost of $19.99. In addition to the reproduction of the online novels, the collection features two different covers by [[Jim Lee]] and [[Alex Ross]]. The collection includes an introduction from [[Masi Oka]], and copies of [[Tim Sale]]'s artwork as seen on ''[[Heroes]]''.		Published by Wildstorm, a publishing imprint of [[DC Comics]], the graphic novel collection houses the [[graphic novels]] of [[Season One]], Issues #1-34 at a cost of $24.99. It has a total of 240 pages, bound in hardcover. Sales began on November 7, 2007. A softcover version went on sale May 21, 2008 at a cost of $19.99. In addition to the reproduction of the online novels, the collection features two different covers by [[Jim Lee]] and [[Alex Ross]]. The collection includes an introduction from [[Masi Oka]], and copies of [[Tim Sale]]'s artwork as seen on ''[[Heroes]]''.

	Much of the design of the collection is credited to [[JG Roshell]] of [[Comicraft]]. He decided to follow the basic design of [[9thWonders.com]], making the interior look like the "classic silver age comics, including aging the pages as if the comics have been around for years." To prevent the long list of credits from being boring, he made the credits look like "those old classified ads for x-ray specs and whatnot" with clip art from ''[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0881081094/wwwcomicbookfoco Mostly Happy Clip Art of the 30'S, 40'S, and 50's]''. The introduction is made to look like a "Bullpen Bulletins" page, and the interview at the end is designed to look like a letters column. The chapters are divided by [[Tim Sale]]'s art from the show, presented as fake "covers" to ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' comics. [http://www.comicraft.com/print/heroeshc/]		Much of the design of the collection is credited to [[JG Roshell]] of [[Comicraft]]. He decided to follow the basic design of [[9thWonders.com]], making the interior look like the "classic silver age comics, including aging the pages as if the comics have been around for years." To prevent the long list of credits from being boring, he made the credits look like "those old classified ads for x-ray specs and whatnot" with clip art from ''[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0881081094/wwwcomicbookfoco Mostly Happy Clip Art of the 30'S, 40'S, and 50's]''. The introduction is made to look like a "Bullpen Bulletins" page, and the interview at the end is designed to look like a letters column. The chapters are divided by [[Tim Sale]]'s art from the show, presented as fake "covers" to ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' comics. [http://www.comicraft.com/print/heroeshc/]

	Volume 2 of the graphic novel collection is also ~~{{show later\|on=10142008\|show=\|until then show=being}}~~ published by Wildstorm, and ~~{{show later\|on=10142008\|show=~~was released~~\|until then show=will be released}}~~ on November 19, 2008. The cover art for Volume 2 was created by [[Gene Ha]].		Volume 2 of the graphic novel collection is also published by Wildstorm, and was released on November 19, 2008. The cover art for Volume 2 was created by [[Gene Ha]].

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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Gallery: added alternate Volume 2 cover

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	Image:Graphic novel collection section divider.jpg\|Sections are divided by [[Tim Sale]]'s art, turned into mock ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' covers.		Image:Graphic novel collection section divider.jpg\|Sections are divided by [[Tim Sale]]'s art, turned into mock ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' covers.
	Image:Graphic novel collection credits.jpg\|The credits follow [[9thWonders.com]]'s old fashioned design, mimicking old classified ads from the 1930s and beyond.		Image:Graphic novel collection credits.jpg\|The credits follow [[9thWonders.com]]'s old fashioned design, mimicking old classified ads from the 1930s and beyond.
	Image:Graphic novel collection, volume 2.jpg\|Volume 2's ~~cover~~ ~~was~~ ~~created~~ ~~by [[Gene Ha]]~~.		Image:Graphic novel collection, volume 2.jpg\|Volume 2 also has two covers...
			Image:GraphicNovelCover-v2b.jpg\|...both created by [[Gene Ha]].
	Image:HeroesV2Cover.jpg\|The dust jacket for graphic novel collection volume two		Image:HeroesV2Cover.jpg\|The dust jacket for graphic novel collection volume two
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Gallery: not a sentence

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	Image:Graphic novel collection credits.jpg\|The credits follow [[9thWonders.com]]'s old fashioned design, mimicking old classified ads from the 1930s and beyond.		Image:Graphic novel collection credits.jpg\|The credits follow [[9thWonders.com]]'s old fashioned design, mimicking old classified ads from the 1930s and beyond.
	Image:Graphic novel collection, volume 2.jpg\|Volume 2's cover was created by [[Gene Ha]].		Image:Graphic novel collection, volume 2.jpg\|Volume 2's cover was created by [[Gene Ha]].
	Image:HeroesV2Cover.jpg\|The dust jacket for graphic novel collection volume two.		Image:HeroesV2Cover.jpg\|The dust jacket for graphic novel collection volume two
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	Image:Graphic novel collection section divider.jpg\|Sections are divided by [[Tim Sale]]'s art, turned into mock ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' covers.		Image:Graphic novel collection section divider.jpg\|Sections are divided by [[Tim Sale]]'s art, turned into mock ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' covers.
	Image:Graphic novel collection credits.jpg\|The credits follow [[9thWonders.com]]'s old fashioned design, mimicking old classified ads from the 1930s and beyond.		Image:Graphic novel collection credits.jpg\|The credits follow [[9thWonders.com]]'s old fashioned design, mimicking old classified ads from the 1930s and beyond.
	Image:Graphic novel collection, volume 2.jpg\|Volume 2's ~~cover~~ ~~was~~ ~~created~~ ~~by [[Gene Ha]]~~.		Image:Graphic novel collection, volume 2.jpg\|Volume 2 also has two covers...
			Image:GraphicNovelCover-v2b.jpg\|...both created by [[Gene Ha]].
	Image:HeroesV2Cover.jpg\|The dust jacket for graphic novel collection volume two		Image:HeroesV2Cover.jpg\|The dust jacket for graphic novel collection volume two
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