In what can only be described as art imitating life, tonight on "Heroes" -- part one of the multi-part "The Eclipse" storyline -- noted celebrity comic geeks Seth Green and his buddy Breckin Meyer play the role of, well, geeks, who run a comic book shop. In this quick clip, while giving a shout-out to "Red Hulk," the two soon realize that a real-life superhero has ominously dropped by the store.
Look closely, and not only will you catch a wall of geek swag, but Meyer's also sporting a t-shirt bearing the name of a comic Green is very closely related to. And if you've got 20 seconds to spare, check out the clip below for a preview of their comics cameo!
Yep, that's right: it's Green and Hugh Sterbakov's original series, "The Freshmen" -- which might be headed for more on-screen time down the road!
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In the hierarchy of geek culture, Seth Green stands as a king among nerds. From his early career working on toy commercials to his present day gig on Cartoon Network's "Robot Chicken," it's clear Green lives a rock star lifestyle...in the eyes of us fanboys, that is.
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In terms of livin' the geek high life, Seth Green’s got it made. Not only is he widely known for his work in film and on Adult Swim’s hit "Robot Chicken," but he’s also got a hit comic book in Top Cow’s "The Freshmen."