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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Trivia */ seth plays seth?

2009-02-19T03:06:30Z

Trivia: seth plays seth?

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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Trivia */ seth plays seth?

2009-02-19T03:06:30Z

Trivia: seth plays seth?

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	* According to the November 24-December 7, 2008, issue of ''TV Guide'', Sam is named after [[Wikipedia:Sam Loeb\|Sam Loeb]], [[Jeph Loeb]]'s son. Sam Loeb was a budding comic book writer who died of cancer in 2005 at the age of 17. He died before completing the story for ''[[Superman]]/[[Batman]]'', Issue #26, so Jeph Loeb and 25 other industry professionals (including [[Joe Casey]], [[Joe Kelly]], [[Jim Lee]], [[Duncan Rouleau]], [[Tim Sale]], and [[Michael Turner]]) finished writing and penciling the issue for Sam. [[David Moran]], [[Peter Steigerwald]], [[Dave Stewart]], and others from [[Aspen Comics]] colored the issue. All contributors donated their fees and royalties for the issue to [http://www.samloeb4.org/ The Sam Loeb College Scholarship Fund]. Incidentally, [[Seth Green]] dedicated ''Operation: Rich in Spirit'', the seventeenth episode of ''Robot Chicken'', to Sam Loeb's memory.		* According to the November 24-December 7, 2008, issue of ''TV Guide'', Sam is named after [[Wikipedia:Sam Loeb\|Sam Loeb]], [[Jeph Loeb]]'s son. Sam Loeb was a budding comic book writer who died of cancer in 2005 at the age of 17. He died before completing the story for ''[[Superman]]/[[Batman]]'', Issue #26, so Jeph Loeb and 25 other industry professionals (including [[Joe Casey]], [[Joe Kelly]], [[Jim Lee]], [[Duncan Rouleau]], [[Tim Sale]], and [[Michael Turner]]) finished writing and penciling the issue for Sam. [[David Moran]], [[Peter Steigerwald]], [[Dave Stewart]], and others from [[Aspen Comics]] colored the issue. All contributors donated their fees and royalties for the issue to [http://www.samloeb4.org/ The Sam Loeb College Scholarship Fund]. Incidentally, [[Seth Green]] dedicated ''Operation: Rich in Spirit'', the seventeenth episode of ''Robot Chicken'', to Sam Loeb's memory.
			* According to [http://link.brightcove.com/services/link/bcpid1716410708/bctid1719848401 Michael Ausiello], Sam's name was originally supposed to be "Seth".

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imported>Psilaq Remake: it was redundant and made the same point twice :P

2008-12-03T21:35:09Z

it was redundant and made the same point twice :P

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	===[[The Eclipse, Part 2]]===		===[[The Eclipse, Part 2]]===
	Sam accuses [[Frack]] of playing a practical joke, but Frack insists that he is not. As Hiro struggles with what he has learned about his life, locked in the bathroom, Sam delivers an inspiring pep talk about what it takes to be a true hero, and how much what he does means to everyone. Hiro finally exits the bathroom and subsequently teleports away on his next mission. Sam then tells Ando & [[Matt]] about a story he heard, regarding a sketchbook belonging to [[Isaac Mendez]]. Apparently, it was given to a [[Courier fanboy\|bike messenger]] just before his death. The sketchbook supposedly contains the framework for the ~~last &~~ final issue of ''9th Wonders!''. He suggests that, to find the issue, they should seek out the messenger.		Sam accuses [[Frack]] of playing a practical joke, but Frack insists that he is not. As Hiro struggles with what he has learned about his life, locked in the bathroom, Sam delivers an inspiring pep talk about what it takes to be a true hero, and how much what he does means to everyone. Hiro finally exits the bathroom and subsequently teleports away on his next mission. Sam then tells Ando & [[Matt]] about a story he heard, regarding a sketchbook belonging to [[Isaac Mendez]]. Apparently, it was given to a [[Courier fanboy\|bike messenger]] just before his death. The sketchbook supposedly contains the framework for the final issue of ''9th Wonders!''. He suggests that, to find the issue, they should seek out the messenger.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Jwilkinson: /* The Eclipse, Part 2 */

2008-12-03T15:49:59Z

The Eclipse, Part 2

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	===[[The Eclipse, Part 2]]===		===[[The Eclipse, Part 2]]===
			Sam accuses [[Frack]] of playing a practical joke, but Frack insists that he is not. As Hiro struggles with what he has learned about his life, locked in the bathroom, Sam delivers an inspiring pep talk about what it takes to be a true hero, and how much what he does means to everyone. Hiro finally exits the bathroom and subsequently teleports away on his next mission. Sam then tells Ando & [[Matt]] about a story he heard, regarding a sketchbook belonging to [[Isaac Mendez]]. Apparently, it was given to a [[Courier fanboy\|bike messenger]] just before his death. The sketchbook supposedly contains the framework for the last & final issue of ''9th Wonders!''. He suggests that, to find the issue, they should seek out the messenger.
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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Jwilkinson: /* The Eclipse, Part 1 */

2008-12-03T15:20:44Z

The Eclipse, Part 1

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	==Character History==		==Character History==
	===[[The Eclipse, Part 1]]===		===[[The Eclipse, Part 1]]===
	[[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] travel to [[Sam's Comics]] to ~~buy~~ the ~~new~~ issue of ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' ~~in order~~ to ~~know~~ ~~where~~ to go next. Sam calls [[Frack]] over and is surprised as ~~he and Frack~~ look at the new issue and [[prophecy\|see themselves on the cover]] looking at the ~~new~~ issue with Hiro and Ando in the background.		[[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] travel to [[Sam's Comics]] in search of the newest issue of ''[[9th Wonders!]]'', trying to figure out what to do next. Sam calls [[Frack]] over and they are both surprised, as they look at the new issue and [[prophecy\|see themselves on the cover]], looking at the same exact issue, with Hiro and Ando standing in the background.

	===[[The Eclipse, Part 2]]===		===[[The Eclipse, Part 2]]===

imported>Thrashmeister: /* The Eclipse, Part 1 */

2008-12-02T02:17:17Z

The Eclipse, Part 1

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	===[[The Eclipse, Part 1]]===		===[[The Eclipse, Part 1]]===
	[[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] travel to [[Sam's Comics]] to buy the new issue of ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' in order to know where to go next. Sam calls [[Frack]] over and is surprised as he and Frack look at the new issue and [[prophecy\|see themselves on the cover]] looking at the new issue with Hiro and Ando in the background.		[[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] travel to [[Sam's Comics]] to buy the new issue of ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' in order to know where to go next. Sam calls [[Frack]] over and is surprised as he and Frack look at the new issue and [[prophecy\|see themselves on the cover]] looking at the new issue with Hiro and Ando in the background.

			===[[The Eclipse, Part 2]]===
			{{sectstub}}

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: lk

2008-12-01T19:57:27Z

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	* According to the November 24-December 7, 2008, issue of ''TV Guide'', Sam is named after [[Wikipedia:Sam Loeb\|Sam Loeb]], [[Jeph Loeb]]'s son. Sam Loeb was a budding comic book writer who died of cancer in 2005 at the age of 17. He died before completing the story for ''Superman/Batman'', Issue #26, so Jeph Loeb and 25 other industry professionals (including [[Joe Casey]], [[Joe Kelly]], [[Jim Lee]], [[Duncan Rouleau]], [[Tim Sale]], and [[Michael Turner]]) finished writing and penciling the issue for Sam. [[David Moran]], [[Peter Steigerwald]], [[Dave Stewart]], and others from [[Aspen Comics]] colored the issue. All contributors donated their fees and royalties for the issue to [http://www.samloeb4.org/ The Sam Loeb College Scholarship Fund]. Incidentally, [[Seth Green]] dedicated ''Operation: Rich in Spirit'', the seventeenth episode of ''Robot Chicken'', to Sam Loeb's memory.		* According to the November 24-December 7, 2008, issue of ''TV Guide'', Sam is named after [[Wikipedia:Sam Loeb\|Sam Loeb]], [[Jeph Loeb]]'s son. Sam Loeb was a budding comic book writer who died of cancer in 2005 at the age of 17. He died before completing the story for ''[[Superman]]/[[Batman]]'', Issue #26, so Jeph Loeb and 25 other industry professionals (including [[Joe Casey]], [[Joe Kelly]], [[Jim Lee]], [[Duncan Rouleau]], [[Tim Sale]], and [[Michael Turner]]) finished writing and penciling the issue for Sam. [[David Moran]], [[Peter Steigerwald]], [[Dave Stewart]], and others from [[Aspen Comics]] colored the issue. All contributors donated their fees and royalties for the issue to [http://www.samloeb4.org/ The Sam Loeb College Scholarship Fund]. Incidentally, [[Seth Green]] dedicated ''Operation: Rich in Spirit'', the seventeenth episode of ''Robot Chicken'', to Sam Loeb's memory.

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

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Trivia */ colorists

2008-12-01T02:01:32Z

Trivia: colorists

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	* According to the November 24-December 7, 2008, issue of ''TV Guide'', Sam is named after [[Wikipedia:Sam Loeb\|Sam Loeb]], [[Jeph Loeb]]'s son. Sam Loeb was a budding comic book writer who died of cancer in 2005 at the age of 17. He died before completing the story for ''Superman/Batman'', Issue #26, so Jeph Loeb and 25 other industry professionals (including [[Joe Casey]], [[Joe Kelly]], [[Jim Lee]], [[Duncan Rouleau]], [[Tim Sale]], and [[Michael Turner]]) finished the issue for Sam. ~~All~~ 26 contributors donated their fees and royalties for the issue to [http://www.samloeb4.org/ The Sam Loeb College Scholarship Fund]. Incidentally, [[Seth Green]] dedicated ''Operation: Rich in Spirit'', the seventeenth episode of ''Robot Chicken'', to Sam Loeb's memory.		* According to the November 24-December 7, 2008, issue of ''TV Guide'', Sam is named after [[Wikipedia:Sam Loeb\|Sam Loeb]], [[Jeph Loeb]]'s son. Sam Loeb was a budding comic book writer who died of cancer in 2005 at the age of 17. He died before completing the story for ''Superman/Batman'', Issue #26, so Jeph Loeb and 25 other industry professionals (including [[Joe Casey]], [[Joe Kelly]], [[Jim Lee]], [[Duncan Rouleau]], [[Tim Sale]], and [[Michael Turner]]) finished writing and penciling the issue for Sam. [[David Moran]], [[Peter Steigerwald]], [[Dave Stewart]], and others from [[Aspen Comics]] colored the issue. All contributors donated their fees and royalties for the issue to [http://www.samloeb4.org/ The Sam Loeb College Scholarship Fund]. Incidentally, [[Seth Green]] dedicated ''Operation: Rich in Spirit'', the seventeenth episode of ''Robot Chicken'', to Sam Loeb's memory.

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

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: sam loeb

2008-11-30T23:46:34Z

sam loeb

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	===[[The Eclipse, Part 1]]===		===[[The Eclipse, Part 1]]===
	[[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] travel to [[Sam's Comics]] to buy the new issue of ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' in order to know where to go next. Sam calls [[Frack]] over and is surprised as he and Frack look at the new issue and [[prophecy\|see themselves on the cover]] looking at the new issue with Hiro and Ando in the background.		[[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] travel to [[Sam's Comics]] to buy the new issue of ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' in order to know where to go next. Sam calls [[Frack]] over and is surprised as he and Frack look at the new issue and [[prophecy\|see themselves on the cover]] looking at the new issue with Hiro and Ando in the background.

			==Trivia==
			* According to the November 24-December 7, 2008, issue of ''TV Guide'', Sam is named after [[Wikipedia:Sam Loeb\|Sam Loeb]], [[Jeph Loeb]]'s son. Sam Loeb was a budding comic book writer who died of cancer in 2005 at the age of 17. He died before completing the story for ''Superman/Batman'', Issue #26, so Jeph Loeb and 25 other industry professionals (including [[Joe Casey]], [[Joe Kelly]], [[Jim Lee]], [[Duncan Rouleau]], [[Tim Sale]], and [[Michael Turner]]) finished the issue for Sam. All 26 contributors donated their fees and royalties for the issue to [http://www.samloeb4.org/ The Sam Loeb College Scholarship Fund]. Incidentally, [[Seth Green]] dedicated ''Operation: Rich in Spirit'', the seventeenth episode of ''Robot Chicken'', to Sam Loeb's memory.

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

imported>Lost Soul: standard format, sp

2008-11-28T12:20:00Z

standard format, sp

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	'''Sam''' works at the [[Sam's Comics]] store in [[Lawrence, KS]].		'''Sam''' works at the [[Sam's Comics]] store in [[Lawrence, KS]].

			==Character History==
	==[[The Eclipse, Part 1]]==		===[[The Eclipse, Part 1]]===
	[[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] travel to [[Sam's Comics]] to buy the new issue of ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' in order to know where to go next. Sam calls [[Frack]] over and is surprised as he and ~~Frak~~ look at the new issue and [[prophecy\|see themselves on the cover]] looking at the new issue with Hiro and Ando in the background.		[[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] travel to [[Sam's Comics]] to buy the new issue of ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' in order to know where to go next. Sam calls [[Frack]] over and is surprised as he and Frack look at the new issue and [[prophecy\|see themselves on the cover]] looking at the new issue with Hiro and Ando in the background.

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