Our Second Heroes Giveaway

I don't know about you, but I need a hero. I'm holding out for a hero. He's gotta be strong. He's gotta be fast. And, frankly, he's got to be fresh from the fight. Of course, I wouldn't mind it if he was a she. I'd absolutely take a superwoman who'd sweep me off my feet. I'm not picky.

It's precisely because I'm not picky that when a publicist offers to let me run a great giveaway a second time I jump all over the chance. The way I see it, if there are a lot of people out there who didn't get to win a prize the first time a giveaway was offered, maybe they'll be lucky enough to win a second time, and life is full of nothing if not second chances.

So, while I'm not picky, I am choosy. If someone offers me the opportunity to choose my own hero in some sort of "Create Your Hero" contest to promote the NBC television show Heroes which airs on Monday nights at 9pm, I'm going to jump all over it. There are only two heroes left to choose from. I've made my selection, and I'm not going to bias your thoughts on it, but I absolutely encourage you to choose your own hero now.

Now, choosing your own hero isn't necessary to win our contest (but we do encourage you to take part as it's fun). Our contest is a simple "enter to win" affair, with us giving 10 lucky winners an autographed Heroes comic book each. By whom are they autographed? Tim Kring, the creator of the television series, of course.

Aren't we just swell? Isn't Heroes just swell? Ain't reading (comics, anyway) grand?

Our rules (plus there are some on the entry form's website):

• Fill out the entry form.
• Entries must be received by October 31, 2008.
• The winners will be drawn on or after November 1, 2008.
• The winners will be notified by e-mail and in the comments section below.
• You must be a U.S. resident to enter.

Article Author: Josh Lasser

Josh Lasser, formerly known as "TV and Film Guy," and complete with a Masters Degree in Critical Studies in said areas, gives his opinions on TV, Film, and Entertainment in general. All of which he does in a shameless attempt to try to get paid to do the exact same thing. …

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