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==References In ''Heroes''== |
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* There is a figurine and a poster of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superman Superman] in [[Hiro's apartment]] in [[Tokyo, Japan]]. (''[[The Crane]]'') |
* There is a figurine and a poster of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superman Superman] in [[Hiro's apartment]] in [[Tokyo, Japan]]. (''[[The Crane]]'') |
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* [[Hiro]] rips up his copy of ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Action_Comics Action Comics]'', Issue #1, when Superman debuted his [[ |
* [[Hiro]] rips up his copy of ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Action_Comics Action Comics]'', Issue #1, when Superman, the first super-hero, debuted his [[powers]] of super-strenght, invulnerability and super-speed. (''[[The Crane]]'') |
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* After escaping prison, [[D.L. Hawkins]] looks out from above the [[Nevada State Penitentiary]], reminiscent of a pose used frequently in the ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batman Batman]'' comics, notably on the cover of #608 by [[Jeph Loeb]] and Jim Lee. (''[[Snapshots]]'') |
* After escaping prison, [[D.L. Hawkins]] looks out from above the [[Nevada State Penitentiary]], reminiscent of a pose used frequently in the ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batman Batman]'' comics, notably on the cover of #608 by [[Jeph Loeb]] and Jim Lee. (''[[Snapshots]]'') |
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* Hiro sees [[Nathan]] [[flight|fly]] outside the [[Fly By Night Diner]]. Referencing Superman, he says, "Up, up, and away!" (''[[Hiros]]'') |
* Hiro sees [[Nathan]] [[flight|fly]] outside the [[Fly By Night Diner]]. Referencing Superman, he says, "Up, up, and away!" (''[[Hiros]]'') |
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DC Comics is an American comic book line operated by Time Warner.
About
DC Comics is one of the largest and best known American comic book publishers. DC is responsible for some of pop culture's best known comic book super heroes, including Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Green Lantern, Aquaman, Green Arrow, and their teammates in the Justice League of America.
The initials "DC" were an abbreviation for the original name of "Detective Comics", but DC was later adapted to be the company's official name. DC comics was founded in 1934 by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson.
References In Heroes
- There is a figurine and a poster of Superman in Hiro's apartment in Tokyo, Japan. (The Crane)
- Hiro rips up his copy of Action Comics, Issue #1, when Superman, the first super-hero, debuted his powers of super-strenght, invulnerability and super-speed. (The Crane)
- After escaping prison, D.L. Hawkins looks out from above the Nevada State Penitentiary, reminiscent of a pose used frequently in the Batman comics, notably on the cover of #608 by Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee. (Snapshots)
- Hiro sees Nathan fly outside the Fly By Night Diner. Referencing Superman, he says, "Up, up, and away!" (Hiros)
- When Micah asks D.L. how he escaped from prison, D.L. tells his son he has a secret, "just like Superman". (Better Halves)
- D.L. and Micah reference the partnership and tights-wearing aspects of Batman and Robin. (Homecoming)
- Hiro references Batman and Bruce Wayne's butler when he says, "Maybe father can whip up a utility belt. Where's my Alfred when I need one?" in Hiro's Blog (My Father) Stardate 1739.1
Memorable Quotes
"Up, up and away!"
"It's going to be you and me from here on out. Partners."
"You mean like Batman & Robin?"
"Yeah, like Batman & Robin. Only, I ain't wearing no tights."
- - D.L., Micah (Homecoming)
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Superman paraphernalia can be found in Hiro's apartment. -
Hiro has a copy of Action Comics, Issue #1. -
Superman's debut is found in Action Comics, Issue #1. -
Hiro destroys the valuable comic book in honor of his grandfather. -
D.L. contemplates his freedom from atop the Nevada State Penitentiary. -
D.L.'s prison break pose resembles the cover of Batman, #608. -
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D.L. thinks he and Micah are kind of like Batman and Robin — minus the tights.
