Isaac Mendez's loft
| Isaac Mendez's loft | |
|---|---|
 Simone Deveaux arrives at Isaac's apartment. | |
| Location: | New York, NY |
| Purpose: | Residential |
Isaac's apartment is a loft studio in Lower Manhattan. Isaac Mendez uses it as a residence and an art studio.
Notable Residents
Notable Visitors
- Simone Deveaux
- Peter Petrelli
- Hiro Nakamura (future timeline)
- The detective (future timeline)
- Detective Furakowa (future timeline)
- Eden McCain
- Nathan Petrelli
About
Genesis
Simone Deveaux arrives at Isaac's apartment to discover him destroying his latest paintings. He tells her he is using heroin again and that the paintings he completes when high are detailing future events. Later, Simone returns with Peter Petrelli to discover Isaac has overdosed after painting an enormous image of a nuclear explosion on the floor.
Don't Look Back
Isaac recovers in his apartment. In the future timeline, Hiro Nakamura arrives at the apartment, following the address he found in issue #14 of 9th Wonders!. The studio is now filled with paintings of The Symbol. Hiro finds Isaac murdered. Police arrive and question him, and he witnesses a nuclear explosion before returning to the present.
Collision
Peter Petrelli and Mohinder Suresh try to visit Isaac in his apartment, but he's in a precognitive trance, painting images of Claire Bennet, Hiro and Ando, and Peter.
Hiros
Isaac and Peter work together in the studio to uncover the clues in Isaac's latest paintings. Peter duplicates Isaac's powers to complete a painting which shows Claire murdered by Sylar. When Hiro calls to warn Isaac about the future, Peter delivers the message he received from Hiro's future self.
Better Halves
Working with Isaac to discover the identity of the cheerleader, Peter realizes the latest paintings form a narrative panel like a comic book. There is one missing painting, and Isaac tells Peter Simone took a painting about that size to sell.
Nothing to Hide
Eden McCain visits Isaac in his studio, claiming to be a fan.
Seven Minutes to Midnight
Peter and Simone arrive at Isaac's apartment to tell him about Charles Deveaux's death, but they find it emptied out and abandoned.
Homecoming
Nathan and Simone open the missing painting at Isaac's apartment. Hoping to protect Peter, Nathan destroys it by splashing it with black paint. Simone later invites Peter to the apartment and shows him the ruined painting, as well as a 
which accompanied it.
Notes
- The television in the apartment shows several other plot points, such as the train wreck, and Nathan's campaign ad.