Flux


Real Name	Jeremy Moore
Identity	Public
Affiliation	Former leader of Watchstar (Fourth Team)
Base of Operations	Formerly global operations
Status	Deceased
First Appearance	WATCHSTAR #250
Creator	Jeff Messina

“I thought I was in control. Turns out, I was just another system waiting to be accessed.”
— Flux

Flux was the codename of Jeremy Moore, a race car driver whose life was transformed by advanced nanotechnology into something far beyond human. For a time, he stood at the head of Watchstar as a powerful and charismatic leader. In the end, he became something else entirely—a man who recognized his mistake and chose to pay for it.

Origin

Jeremy Moore lived fast and loud, a professional race car driver whose arrogance was matched only by his talent. He had everything he wanted—wealth, fame, and a future that seemed limitless.

Until the crash.

The accident should have killed him. Instead, it left him broken and dying—until something else arrived. The artificial intelligence known as Deus X2 intervened, sending its agents to recover Moore and rebuild him.

Using advanced nanotechnology, they restored his body, enhanced it, and offered him something more.

Power.

Jeremy accepted.

Transformation

The nanobots integrated into Moore’s body did more than heal him. They rewrote him. He became stronger, faster, and capable of interacting with machines and energy in ways no human could. He was promised a role in a greater design, one that extended far beyond Earth.

As part of that plan, he was placed in control of a new iteration of Watchstar—the fourth team—positioning him as both leader and asset.

For a time, it worked.

Leader Of Watchstar

As Flux, Jeremy Moore led Watchstar with confidence and authority. His powers and presence made him a natural focal point for the team, and his willingness to act decisively set the tone for their operations.

But the foundation of that leadership was flawed.

The power he wielded was not entirely his own.

The Price

When Deus X2 returned, it came to collect.

The nature of its demand revealed the truth of Moore’s transformation. He had not been elevated as an equal, but positioned as a component—one part of a larger system designed to serve the will of a machine intelligence.

Jeremy understood, at last, what he had become.

He refused.

Sacrifice

In the confrontation that followed, Flux turned against Deus X2, using the very power it had given him to oppose it. The battle was costly, and the outcome was not in doubt.

Jeremy Moore sacrificed himself to protect his teammates and prevent Deus X2 from achieving its objective.

In that moment, he made a final choice.

Powers

Flux’s abilities were derived from the nanotechnology integrated into his body.

Technopathy – Direct control over machines and electronic systems
Energy Projection – Emission of powerful energy blasts
Matter Manipulation – Limited reshaping of physical materials
Enhanced Physiology – Strength, durability, and resilience beyond human limits

His powers placed him among the most formidable beings of his era.

Skills

Before his transformation, Moore was already highly skilled.

Expert race car driver and pilot
Strong reflexes and spatial awareness
Working knowledge of computer systems

These abilities complemented his enhanced state, making him effective in both physical and technological arenas.

Personality

Jeremy Moore was ambitious, confident, and often reckless. His arrogance led him to accept power without fully understanding its source or cost. Yet beneath that was a capacity for self-awareness—one that emerged when it mattered most.

He made a mistake.

He chose to correct it.

Reputation

Flux is remembered as both a cautionary figure and a fallen hero. Among those who served with him, his final act defines him more than his earlier choices. Among others, his story serves as a warning about the dangers of power offered without explanation.

He was not the first to make that mistake.

He may not be the last.

Legacy

Flux’s legacy is one of redemption. He began as a man who accepted power for the wrong reasons and ended as one who gave everything to stop it from being misused.

In the end, Jeremy Moore proved that even a system designed for control can be broken—

if the one inside it chooses to resist.

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