Friday March 14 Jeph Loeb hosted a Marvel panel at the Wizard World Los Angeles 2008 Comic Book Convention.
During the Q&A session, inevitably, fans asked question about NBC’s Heroes, and Jeph graciously answered and gave fans some updates on the TV series. Tim Sale (the artist behind Isaac’s paintings) was also present at the panel

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In this interview, filmed last Saturday at the ‘Jules Verne Adventure Film Festival’ in Los Angeles, Heroes’ Writer/Producer Tim Kring and Writer/Producer Jeph Loeb spoke with IESB’s Silas Lesnick on the red carpet. Kring and Loeb share some information on the upcoming Heroes Volume 3 entitled Villains. Loeb also talkes about his upcoming relaunch of the HULK comic book series and the Red Hulk.

More interviews with Heroes cast members can be viewed at IESB

SOURCE: IESB.com

Heroes executive producers Tim Kring and Jeph Loeb, directors Greg Beeman and Allan Arkush, writer Jesse Alexander, and actor Masi Oka discuss about Heroes and its future.. (via OgMog.com)

The Five Year Plan
Unlike other heroinarratives, like LOST, which have begun to meander, the Heroes gang has a five year plan. “We’ve thought about seasons 1-5 and how we might arc them,” said series creator Tim Kring. The creators explained that both specific and general story arcs have been considered far in advance. This week’s reveal of Nathan Petrelli being Claire’s father, for example, has been planned since day one.

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