Erika Alexander (Jahrgang 1969),
US-amerikanische Schauspielerin, die durch ihre Rolle "Pam Tucker" in der Fernsehserie
The Cosby Show (NBC) bekannt wurde, in der sie eine Cousine des Huxtable-Clans spielte. Später brillierte sie in der Rolle der scharfzüngigen Anwältin Maxine Shaw in der Sitcom
Living Single (FOX), für die sie zahlreiche Preise erhielt.
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She is the co-creator and co-writer of 'Concrete Park,' a science-fiction graphic novel.
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About Concrete Park
Set in a disturbing near-future, Concrete Park is a gritty science-fiction epic that deals with issues of race, poverty and exile. The ongoing series was co-created by actress Erika Alexander (Living Single, DejaVu, Elsa & Fred) and her husband, the screenwriter Tony Puryear (Eraser, Fahrenheit 451) and her brother, writer Robert Alexander. It is published by Dark Horse Comics. (...)
Concrete Park tells a dark and provocative near-future story that takes place in a turbulent city on a distant, desert planet (think Cairo or Rio in space). Young human exiles from Earth must fight to make a new world there. They are “young, violent and ten billion miles from home”. Amid the struggle to survive this harsh urban environment there is also hope and beauty. Erika Alexander co-writes and Puryear co-writes and draws, inks and colors the book. (...)
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Erika Alexander ist mit dem hier ebenfalls erwähnten Jason Alexander (# 172) weder verwandt noch verschwägert.