Nemesis pits two unstoppable forces against each other in Detective Isaiah Stiles ( Matthew Law ) and Coltrane Wilder ( Y’lan Noel .) But that’s because there were two masterminds pulling the strings behind the scenes in series co-creators Courtney A. Kemp and Tani Marole . It would be easy to assume the new Netflix series is going to be your typical, run of the mill story about cops and robbers. But the show takes big creative swings in both the plot and characters alike, allowing it to go deep on topics of masculinity, fatherhood and partnership in just eight episodes. Kemp told DECIDER during a recent chat that the show differs from Power in certain regards, but notes she had the same powerful feeling during Law and Noel’s chemistry read as she did when she saw Naturi Naughton and Omari Hardwick read for Tasha and James ‘Ghost’ St. Patrick. “We definitely want to explore themes of masculinity, of marriage, partnership, what it means to be a partner, what it means to be a leader,” Kemp said of Nemesis .…