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| number = 68 |
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| releasedate = January |
| releasedate = January 14, 2008 |
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| storyby = [[ |
| storyby = [[Carri Wagner]] and [[John O'Hara]] |
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| artby = [[Tom Grummett]] |
| artby = [[Tom Grummett]] |
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| colorsby = [[Chris Sotomayor]] |
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| editedby = [[Nanci Quesada]] |
| editedby = [[Nanci Quesada]] |
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| easteregg = [http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/novels/downloads/chapter68_ee.jpg Behind the scenes image] of |
| easteregg = [http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/novels/downloads/chapter68_ee.jpg Behind the scenes image] of [[Milo Ventimiglia]] and [[Kristen Bell]] |
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</noinclude>{{blurb|color=#cedff2}}Being different can be a shocking experience.{{blurbclose}} |
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{{blurb}}Sometimes in school, the smarter you are, the harder it is for you to fit in. [[Matt Neuenberg]] has always felt like an outsider because of his unique gift of [[enhanced memory|memory]]. Lucky for him, [[The Company]] is always in search of those who don't exactly fit in.{{blurbclose}}<noinclude> |
{{blurb}}Sometimes in school, the smarter you are, the harder it is for you to fit in. [[Matt Neuenberg]] has always felt like an outsider because of his unique gift of [[enhanced memory|memory]]. Lucky for him, [[The Company]] is always in search of those who don't exactly fit in.{{blurbclose}}<noinclude> |
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==Summary== |
==Summary== |
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[[Matt Neuenberg]] is an [[evolved human]] with the [[ability]] of [[enhanced memory]]. He spends his time in [[Matt Neuenberg's high school|high school]] [[Loneliness|alone]] because the other students only talk to him for what he can do, like when [[Matt Neuenberg's classmate|a student]] asks him for the answer to a math test question, to which Matt reluctantly gives. [[Matt Neuenberg's teacher|Matt's teacher]] grabs his arm on his way out of the door and tells him she hopes he rethinks going to college with a [[brain]] like his. |
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Matt Neuenberg is special, he has good [[Enhanced memory|memory]]. He doesn’t like school even though his teacher wants him to go to college. Matt is nicknamed “Einstein” because of his ability. A girl walks up to him and asks if he would like to join the talent show and to the behest of the girl he agrees. |
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Outside, a [[Talent show booker|girl]] kindly asks Matt if he would enter in the talent show. Matt says he has no talents, but another student tells the booker he has "got a mind like a search engine." After more perseverance, they manage to talk him into entering. |
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During the talent show, Matt answers every question correctly and he runs off stage because everyone is calling him names. He runs into [[Elle|Elle]] and she takes him to a lab where they experiment on him. Matt feels Elle lied to her but she reassures him and Elle gives Matt an [[Lightning|electric kiss]]. |
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Matt easily gives the answer to a baseball question, but after giving the numerical value of pi up to twenty digits, the crowd begins to boo and call Matt a freak. He runs off-stage where a woman waits for him. She says there's a place where being different is good and introduces herself as [[Elle]], while [[Lightning|charging a bolt]] in her hand. She tells Matt she knows what it's like to be alone, and will promise to take care of him where they're going. To diminish Matt's trust, Elle [[Lightning|electrocutes the stage and starts a massive fire]] as the two leave. |
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At [[the Company]]'s [[The Company's facility|facility]], Elle, [[Bob]], and [[The Haitian]] watch as Matt is tested on. He screams Elle's name in pain, causing Elle to get a worried look on her face. Back in [[Matt Neuenberg's cell|his cell]], Elle asks Matt how he like it so far, and he tells her it's the same as high school. He looks up and sees that Elle has brought him a birthday cake. Matt lightens up a bit as Elle [[Lightning|lights the candles]]. He asks her why she isn't protecting him like he promised, but she says by bringing him here, she already has. Elle tells him they aren't so different from each other and they both want the same things as she [[Lightning|shockingly]] kisses him on the cheek. |
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==Notes== |
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* This graphic novel is also known as ''The Man with Too (Much) Brains''. This is a reference to the 1983 Steve Martin comedy ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0085894/ The Man with Two Brains]''. |
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==See Also== |
==See Also== |
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* For Tom Grummett's original art from ''The Man with Too Much Brains'', see '''[[Tom Grummett#Gallery|here]]'''. |
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== External Links == |
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Latest revision as of 23:42, 25 July 2008
| The Man with Too Much Brains | |
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| Issue #: | 68 |
| Released: | January 14, 2008 |
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| Story by: | Carri Wagner and John O'Hara |
| Art by: | Tom Grummett |
| Colors by: | Chris Sotomayor |
| Lettering by: | Comicraft |
| Edited by: | Nanci Quesada |
| Easter Egg: | Behind the scenes image of Milo Ventimiglia and Kristen Bell |
| Previous: | The Golden Goose |
| Next: | Hana and Drucker's Plot Discovered |
| Being different can be a shocking experience. |
| Sometimes in school, the smarter you are, the harder it is for you to fit in. Matt Neuenberg has always felt like an outsider because of his unique gift of memory. Lucky for him, The Company is always in search of those who don't exactly fit in. |
Summary
Matt Neuenberg is an evolved human with the ability of enhanced memory. He spends his time in high school alone because the other students only talk to him for what he can do, like when a student asks him for the answer to a math test question, to which Matt reluctantly gives. Matt's teacher grabs his arm on his way out of the door and tells him she hopes he rethinks going to college with a brain like his.
Outside, a girl kindly asks Matt if he would enter in the talent show. Matt says he has no talents, but another student tells the booker he has "got a mind like a search engine." After more perseverance, they manage to talk him into entering.
Matt easily gives the answer to a baseball question, but after giving the numerical value of pi up to twenty digits, the crowd begins to boo and call Matt a freak. He runs off-stage where a woman waits for him. She says there's a place where being different is good and introduces herself as Elle, while charging a bolt in her hand. She tells Matt she knows what it's like to be alone, and will promise to take care of him where they're going. To diminish Matt's trust, Elle electrocutes the stage and starts a massive fire as the two leave.
At the Company's facility, Elle, Bob, and The Haitian watch as Matt is tested on. He screams Elle's name in pain, causing Elle to get a worried look on her face. Back in his cell, Elle asks Matt how he like it so far, and he tells her it's the same as high school. He looks up and sees that Elle has brought him a birthday cake. Matt lightens up a bit as Elle lights the candles. He asks her why she isn't protecting him like he promised, but she says by bringing him here, she already has. Elle tells him they aren't so different from each other and they both want the same things as she shockingly kisses him on the cheek.
Notes
- This graphic novel is also known as The Man with Too (Much) Brains. This is a reference to the 1983 Steve Martin comedy The Man with Two Brains.
See Also
- For images from The Man with Too Much Brains, see images from The Man with Too Much Brains.
- For Tom Grummett's original art from The Man with Too Much Brains, see here.
External Links