Beaming Beeman: Season 2 Episode 5 “Fight or Flight”
- Yet another insightful rundown of last night’s action. Although it doesn’t answer the question of why the dialog sucks so much this year…

Graphic Novel #56: Molly’s Dream
- Learn what Molly’s afraid of…

BuzzSugar Rundown: Heroes Chapter 5
- I totally agree that it’s nice to not see Claire and West. Not so sure about Peter’s new love though — that seemed dorky too.

Beaming Beeman: Season 2 Episode 4
- where he talks about how “awesome” the Hollywood sign scene was, even though I thought it was super lame (mostly because of the terrrrrrrrrrribleness of the West character)

Graphic Novel Chapter 55: The Trial of the Black Bear (or try the animated format)
- Pretty much just mindless diversion here (and fancy Manga artwork)

Exclusive Nissan Rogue Novel
- You have to “sign up” to get this one. I think the main intent is to get you on the Heroes newsletter mailing list, but you can also get marketing materials from Nissan if you want.
- The comic itself answers a few questions left open on the show this season, so it’s mildly worth it

BuzzSugar: Heroes Rundown Chapter 3: Kindred
- a quick review of this week’s episode

Beaming Beeman – Season 2 Episode 3: Kindred
- This week’s edition has the kind of massive detail in it that made last year’s Beaming Beeman columns so awesome

Heroes Clues – Hana: Feasting at Linderman’s Table
- A quick rundown of some of the “Heroes 360″ content of the last week

NBC.com Graphics Novel: Chapter 54 – Petrified Lightning
- The latest graphic novel. I’m pretty sure this explains where (who) Peter got the Spark power from

The latest Graphic Novel is up on the NBC.com site: #53 – The Crossroads
- Nothing really groundbreaking in here, other than the answer to the question of whether Mohinder really had his mind wiped or was “faking” it.

Beaming Beeman: Season 2 Episode 2 – “Lizards”

Comic Book Resources: Behind the Eclipse: Season 2, Week 1
- This awesome weekly interview series returns.
Including:

Hiro’s father says “There are nine” – was he referring to the group the parents were all part of? Are “the nine” still alive? And we always assumed Mr. Nakamura had powers, but he seemed awfully easy to kill. Were we mistaken?

Mr. Nakamura had powers, but easy to kill? Maybe you didn’t look at the crime scene hard enough.