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His [[Chandra Suresh|father]]'s death causes [[Mohinder]] to reflect on their past together. In 1982, Mohinder listens to a story [[Mohinder's grandmother|his grandmother]] tells him about the Hindu Goddess, [[Kali]]. In the present, Mohinder is in [[New York, NY]], claiming his father's body at the morgue. He then goes to the [[Chelsea Cab Company]] to investigate the taxi his father drove. This taxi, in which Chandra was [[Sylar's victims|found dead]], is ripped apart and covered with blood. As Mohinder accepts a job as a taxi cab driver with his [[Chelsea Cab Company boss|father's employer]], [[Mr. Bennet]] surreptitiously follows Mohinder with a camera and a telescopic lens. In the end, Mohinder decides he will continue his father's [[List of articles related to Chandra Suresh's research|research]] in hopes of finding [[Sylar|his murderer]]. |
His [[Chandra Suresh|father]]'s death causes [[Mohinder]] to reflect on their past together. In 1982, Mohinder listens to a story [[Mohinder's grandmother|his grandmother]] tells him about the Hindu Goddess, [[Kali]]. In the present, Mohinder is in [[New York, NY]], claiming his father's body at the morgue. He then goes to the [[Chelsea Cab Company]] to investigate the taxi his father drove. This taxi, in which Chandra was [[Sylar's victims|found dead]], is ripped apart and covered with blood. As Mohinder accepts a job as a taxi cab driver with his [[Chelsea Cab Company boss|father's employer]], [[Mr. Bennet]] surreptitiously follows Mohinder with a camera and a telescopic lens. In the end, Mohinder decides he will continue his father's [[List of articles related to Chandra Suresh's research|research]] in hopes of finding [[Sylar|his murderer]]. |
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==Easter Egg== |
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The Easter Egg can be found by clicking on any page after the first (Versa ad) while in read mode from the start. |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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Revision as of 22:14, 24 January 2007
| Monsters | |
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| Issue #: | 1 |
| Released: | September 25, 2006 |
| File:Image:Gn monsters.jpg | |
| Story by: | Aron Coleite |
| Art by: | Michael Turner & Koi Turnbull |
| Lettering by: | Comicraft |
| Produced by: | Aspen MLT Inc. |
| Easter Egg: | Line art for The Crane |
| Previous: | 'None' |
| Next: | The Crane |
| A story from Suresh's childhood haunts him to this very day. |
Summary
His father's death causes Mohinder to reflect on their past together. In 1982, Mohinder listens to a story his grandmother tells him about the Hindu Goddess, Kali. In the present, Mohinder is in New York, NY, claiming his father's body at the morgue. He then goes to the Chelsea Cab Company to investigate the taxi his father drove. This taxi, in which Chandra was found dead, is ripped apart and covered with blood. As Mohinder accepts a job as a taxi cab driver with his father's employer, Mr. Bennet surreptitiously follows Mohinder with a camera and a telescopic lens. In the end, Mohinder decides he will continue his father's research in hopes of finding his murderer.
Easter Egg
The Easter Egg can be found by clicking on any page after the first (Versa ad) while in read mode from the start.
Notes
- Monsters is the only graphic novel in which no character is an evolved human.
Trivia
- At 12,375 KB, Monsters is the smallest file of all the graphic novels.
- Monsters marks Mr. Bennet's first of six appearances in a graphic novel, making him the most visible character in the graphic novels.
External Links
- Graphic novels page on NBC.com
- Interactive comic on NBC.com - Note: Requires Flash Player 8 or above to view
- Downloadable PDF comic on NBC.com - Note: Requires Adobe Acrobat or compatible reader to view
- Heroes on NBC.com