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Revision as of 20:36, 24 September 2007
| Maya y Alejandro | |
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| Issue #: | 51 |
| Released: | September 17, 2007 |
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| Story by: | Mark Warshaw |
| Art by: | Ryan Odagawa |
| Colors by: | John Starr |
| Lettering by: | Comicraft |
| Produced by: | Aspen MLT Inc. |
| Easter Egg: | Behind-the-scenes image of Santiago Cabrera and Tawny Cypress |
| Previous: | Blackout, Part 2 |
| Wanted for murder. |
| In New York City, events drew together many of those with fantastic abilities. Some brought hope, like Claire Bennet and Peter Petrelli. Others delivered darkness, like Sylar and the mysterious Linderman. In the aftermath, new people discovered their own strange powers, like the twins, Maya and Alejandro... |
Summary
A police officer asks his town coroner about a corpse that is being examined, and notes that at least seven other people are dead. What appears to be black blood leaks from the corpse when cut, and the coroner tells the officer that it is who, not what, he should be concerned with. The officer returns to the scene to find more information on who caused the deaths. He finds a lady who points out to him a young boy who claims to have been a witness. The officer brings the boy back to his office and the officer uses the boy to guide himself in drawing a young man and woman whom the boy claims caused the deaths.
Meanwhile, a girl and her brother, who resemble the people in the drawing, are hitchhiking in the back of a pickup truck. The brother tells the driver that they are heading to Brooklyn, New York, that his sister is sick, and that they have found a man there who can save her. The driver replies that he can take them as far as San Cristobal. The sister is reading chapter 5 of Chandra Suresh's book, Activating Evolution. The chapter explains that even seemingly harmful mutations can bring hidden good; and that humanity is obligated to explore and understand its own mutations in order to ensure that hidden gifts from nature are not overlooked.
Notes
- The novel gives an editor's note that the text is translated from Spanish.
- The sister and brother shown on the last page are not identified as Maya and Alejandro in the graphic novel.
- It is not clear which San Cristóbal the driver agreed to take them to. San Cristóbal is a city in New Mexico, USA, as well as being a city in several countries in Central America including Guatemala, Mexico and Venezuela.
Trivia
- "Maya y Alejandro" is Spanish for "Maya and Alejandro".
- Except for the title page, the names Maya and Alejandro are not used in the graphic novel.
- The license plate of the motorcycle is RMO120. This is a username Ryan Odagawa frequently uses for himself on the internet.
See Also
- For images from Maya y Alejandro, see images from Maya y Alejandro.
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