Talk:Nexus (comics)

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[edit] Baron's work on Nexus

Do we have a source for this? "Baron's work on Nexus responded to the world he was writing in; armor merchants overwhelm media channels with advertising. A great library, perhaps presaging Internet, controls the universe's memory of history" It seems POV unless it was a quote from Baron. Morphh 19:08, 16 April 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Plexus

Not having read Executioner's Song, I must ask if Plexus was explicitly identified as "African-American" in the comic. I think it would be a bit odd, given that the USA is not a nation in the 25th century. - Frankie

Good point :-)... I have the comic at home and I'll try to take a look. However, fiction is written in an Out-of-Universe fashion so I think it is fine to say he is African-American, however, the sentence should be rewritten as Out-of-Universe - "Plexus was illustrated as an African-American anti-Nexus character..." Morphh ^(talk) 18:15, 14 December 2006 (UTC)