News
The Evolution Continues…
As season three of Heroes gets ever nearer, the official Heroes Magazine continues to deliver the content that loyal fans deserve. Check out this page for tasters of the new issue’s super-cool cast interviews and behind-the-scenes features.
Season Three News
The show returns to US TV screens on September 22 with an unprecedented 3-hour Heroes event. Among the new characters is the super-speedy Daphne, played by Brea Grant, who is set to be a potential new nemesis for Hiro Nakamura. Get all the details about season three, plus lots more info about the Heroes universe, in the latest issue of Heroes Magazine.
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Features
Kirsten Bell & David Anders
Season two of Heroes saw the introduction of several new faces to the cast, and we fully intend to interview them all! As the slightly unhinged daughter of Company leader Bob, Kirsten Bell kept audiences and the Heroes themselves on their toes. In the new issue, the actress tells us all about playing electric Elle. Plus, we talk to David Anders about providing one of the biggest shocks of Heroes season two – playing Hiro’s enemy from medieval Japan Takezo Kensei and everyone’s enemy in the present day Adam Munro.
Sign of the Times
One of the great mysteries of the first two chapters of Heroes comes under the spotlight in the new issue of Heroes Magazine – the enigmatic Helix symbol. We examine the sign’s frequent appearances, from feudal Japan to present day New York, and wonder what it could possibly mean for the plight of our Heroes. Plus, we plot psycho Sylar’s journey in season two and find out exactly what makes him tick, and take a detailed look at the amazing abilities of everyone’s favorite cheerleader Claire Bennet.
Jeph Loeb, Comic Genius
As writer and co-executive producer of Heroes, Jeph Loeb has plenty to share about the show, and that’s before we even get into his illustrious career in movies, TV and comics. In the 80s, Loeb penned such cult features as Teen Wolf and Commando, and more recently he has helped shape early seasons of Smallville and Lost. Plus, he’s become one of the comic book industry’s most respected writers. He’s been with Heroes since the very start, and in the new issue of Heroes Magazine he discusses the show and its characters, and shares some hints about the much-anticipated third chapter.
GETTING TO KNOW…
New regular feature! A special profile of Masi Oka!
MY HERO
Ali Larter discusses her personal heroes.
Poster
A brilliant pull-out poster of the season two cast.
Competition
Your chance to win fantastic Heroes CD soundtracks.
HEROES MAIL
Your views on the latest Heroes goings-on, and your thoughts on Heroes Magazine!
