I'd prefer the stuff in whitefont, but if the majority decides otherwise, I'm okay with that.
I'm going to read them so blackfont is good for me, but I don't mind exposing the whitefont if others prefer to watch the episodes as served without the comic hints.
The comic about DL was very spoilery.
The comic about DL was very spoilery.
I forgot that one. It showed his power before it was revealed on the show, right? Anything else?
It showed that DL was a good guy, and not coming to stalk and kill Niki and Micah.
Everything about Hana. Her first appearance in an episode was composed almost entirely of scenes/information from the comics.
Everything about Hana.
Hana seems to me a special case. She\'s barely been on TV. I\'m starting to wonder if she\'s ever going to play a bigger role on the broadcast show. Maybe she\'ll be primarily an Internet character, which is amusingly appropriate given her power.
It's simply additional information. As others have said, you don't need to read them to appreciate the show, but they're not spoilery either.
And of course, the main problem is that "Heroes" is intended to be consumed in two media at once ... which is a little different than what happens with online materials for most TV shows. You don't lose much if you don't read the comic, but it's not the complete picture of the story, either.
Want an original \"Isaaz Mendes\"? The Heroes artwork is up for sale: [link]
Hmmm... not exactly originals:
Each auction will feature two full-size autographed limited editions prints and drawings of artwork used in the show, which includes \"Exploding Man,\" \"Eclipse,\" \"Claire on the Stairs\" and \"Hiro and T-Rex.\"