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This page outlines the the '''order''' in which the [[Episodes]], [[Graphic Novels]] (or GN's), and [[Webisodes]] have been '''released''', sorted by '''story arc''' if one is discernible or provided or other arbitrary designations.
A release order page for the at-a-glance viewing needs of 9thwonders.com users, myself and anyone else who needs it.

Episodes are numbered with a season number followed by the two digit episode number <br />
GN's are listedby their issue number<br />
Webisodes are listed by a group number, followed by their number out of the total webisodes produced.


==[[Season One]]==
==[[Season One]]==
===[[Volume One]]===
===[[Volume One:Genesis]]===
====Pod One====
====Pod One====
'''1.01''' {{ep|101}}
'''1.01''' {{ep|101}}
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==[[Season Two]]==
==[[Season Two]]==


===[[Volume Two]]===
===[[Volume Two:Generations]]===


'''2.01''' {{ep|201}}
'''2.01''' {{ep|201}}
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Revision as of 02:58, 24 August 2008

This page outlines the the order in which the Episodes, Graphic Novels (or GN's), and Webisodes have been released, sorted by story arc if one is discernible or provided or other arbitrary designations.

Episodes are numbered with a season number followed by the two digit episode number
GN's are listedby their issue number
Webisodes are listed by a group number, followed by their number out of the total webisodes produced.

Pod One

1.01 Genesis

1.02 Don't Look Back

1.03 One Giant Leap

1.04 Collision

1.05 Hiros

1.06 Better Halves

1.07 Nothing to Hide

1.08 Seven Minutes to Midnight

1.09 Homecoming

1.10 Six Months Ago

1.11 Fallout

Hiatus 1

Pod Two

1.12 Godsend

1.13 The Fix

1.14 Distractions

1.15 Run!

1.16 Unexpected

1.17 Company Man

1.18 Parasite

Hiatus 2

Pod Three

1.19 .07%

1.20 Five Years Gone

1.21 The Hard Part

1.22 Landslide

1.23 How to Stop an Exploding Man

Interseason Hiatus 1 (Summer 2007)

Season 2 Backstory

2.01 Four Months Later...

2.02 Lizards

2.03 Kindred

2.04 The Kindness of Strangers

2.05 Fight or Flight

2.06 The Line

2.07 Out of Time

Hana and Drucker 1/5

2.08 Four Months Ago...

2.09 Cautionary Tales

2.10 Truth & Consequences

2.11 Powerless

Interseason Hiatus 2

December 10, 2007-April 7, 2008
Hana and Drucker 2/5
Hana and Drucker 3/5
Hana and Drucker 4/5
Hana and Drucker 5/5
Sanjog Dream 1
Linda Tavara 1/3
Sanjog Dream 2
Linda Tavara 2/3
Sanjog Dream 3
Linda Tavara 3/3
Company GN arc (April 14 - July 21, 2008)
Season 3 Backstory (July 14 - Aug. 12, 2008)
Company GN arc conclusion (Aug. 18 - Sept. 16, 2008)


Notes to users of this page

GNs listed with Red issue numbers I personally consider deuterocanon (less than the near canon level of the Black GNs and Heroes Evolutions) for the following reasons:

  1. I do not believe that the writers of those GNs were members of the regular Heroes staff, as most of them were likely written during the Writers Strike, during which the Heroes staff writers were not allowed to write anything for Heroes or exercise any oversight.
  2. The time frame in which all but GN 75 A Lesson in Electricity take place is out of synch with events in the rest of the Heroes story. Specifically, the following elements are out of synch:
A) -- Nathan is a baby when Linderman visits Arthur in WB pt 5. However, Linda Tavara's encounter of Linderman in WB pt 7 places this this meeting at a point where Nathan would be older than his apparent age in WB pt 5.
B) -- The Sanjog arc, the Hana and Drucker arc, and On the Lam take place in 2008, significantly ahead of the point in the story where we left it in Powerless.
i) -- If the Company is destroyed, defeated, or otherwise rendered nonexistent, inoperative, or inert before then, this will cause major plot holes.

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