Graphic Novel talk:Road Kill

New graphic novel checklist

Episode article: _X_ Graphic Novel screencap (450x350) _X_ Blurbs _X_ Summary _X_ Easter Egg _X_ Trivia Update/add other articles: _X_ GN redirects _X_ Check that links from previous GN work _X_ Update Portal:Issues _X_ Update writer's and artist's pages _X_ Update Current graphic novel checklist _X_ Add Category:Images from Road Kill Update Main Page: n/a Template:aotw (if needed) _X_ Template:Index

Update Character pages _X_ Update Portal:Graphic Novel Characters as appropriate _X_ Sylar Add new character pages as needed: _X_ Northeast Brewing Company trucker Add references to appropriate recurring themes: _X_ (list themes referenced here) Add exmamples of demonstrated Powers: _X_ Cryokinesis _X_ Eidetic memory _X_ Telekinesis umm Super jump? _X_ Power theft

Events/Items/Things/References _X_ Sylar's watch (how'd he get that back?) n/a Update Portals as needed Locations _X_ Virginia Beach, VA ___ Odessa, TX n/a Update Portal:Graphic Novel Locations Places _X_ Zane Taylor's home n/a Update Portal:Graphic Novel Places Timeline ___ Update timeline Update templates as needed _X_ Template: GN _X_ Template: GNcharacternav n/a Template: GNPlace

Sylar's escape

So ... how exactly did he jump out of a speeding truck and into the upper branches of a tree? This is the second time he's disappeared vertically (One Giant Leap). Can he fly? (And if so, why not just fly away?) Can he jump really high? And can he move really quickly (like he seems to in Homecoming), since such an escape would take pretty precise reflexes? (I don't think we need to worry about adding anything to an article yet, but it's never too earlier to get to speculatin'.)--Hardvice (talk) 13:34, 15 February 2007 (EST)

• Does telekinesis include moving your own body? No need for flight, then, eh? — RyanGibsonStewart (talk) 14:14, 15 February 2007 (EST)
  • Well, yeah. That would be my guess, too, especially since the writers seem fond of the "clever uses of telekinesis" approach. But the guy does have a whole slew of unaccounted-for powers, and they made a point of showing us two of his "does-he-or-doesn't-he" powers in this GN, so I was wondering if this was meant to be a third.--Hardvice (talk) 17:12, 16 February 2007 (EST)