New Article on Northstar

[ComicBookBin]

About the schizophrenia, please note that I wrote that Northstar's history is schizophrenic, not the character....

[Mokole]

One thing, too, is that we're all tryng to guess what the writers' meant for Northstar, if he was meant to be angry, sour, a loner, family-oriented, whatever. After all, when he appears in X-Men 189 he may be portrayed as a narcissist for all we know.

[Le Messor]

Dana, apologies for repeating you.

The use of the word 'schizophrenia'; as CBC pointed out, he used it to mean NStar's history, not the character.
He used the word correctly. Schizophrenia does mean MPD--but, not in the technical sense. As a layman's term, MPD is exactly what it means. As a professional term... check earlier posts.

- Le Messor
"A man's work is nothing but a long journey to recover through the detours of art the two or three simple and great images which first gained access to his heart."
- Albert Camus

[cmdrkoenig67]

Dana, apologies for repeating you.

Huh?

Dana

[Le Messor]

Allan, I disrespect that. :P
Snowy; from his first post, I imagined ComicBookBin wasn't the author; but from his second, I figured he was. So, linking to his article, he decided not to tell us he'd written it.

Hey...I already said that, a couple of messages ago.
Dana

... is what I was referring to.

- LM