Prejudiced fort commander hindering peace investigations.
American cowboy and cattle rancher who travels to southern Mexico to recover lost livestock. He navigates local superstitions, business rivalries with Enrique Rios, and romantic tension with Sarita. After his hired worker Pancho is killed by the prehistoric beast, Jimmy decides to abandon the ranch but ultimately confronts the Allosaurus. He lures it into a tar pit to save Panchito and Sarita, securing the town's safety.
Gus Fleming is a preacher who saved Jeff Tracey after Tracey's father was murdered. He urges Tracey to abandon his pursuit of vengeance and later intervenes to rescue him from Clay's men. Fleming returns to town, confronts Clay's posse alongside Thompson, and helps capture Clay before Tracey departs.
A Union major and Clay’s close friend since their West Point days, Will faces his friend across the Civil War. Unable to reach the Confederate guns atop Devil’s Mountain with artillery, he sends engineers to mine the mountain and allows Kathy to deliver a surrender offer. He reluctantly permits the fuses to be lit after Kathy dies.
Legendary lawman and gunslinger, main hero of the TV series, maintains justice in the Old West.
Convicted of self-defense killing, offered freedom by a judge to marry a woman for an inheritance. He pursues his wife, protects her from attackers, and defeats her business rival in a fight.
A university student and Korean War veteran who plans to marry Kay. He initially refuses to join the robbery but pursues Brick into a parking garage after the heist fails, successfully negotiating his surrender.
A Union Army veteran whom the cavalry detachment at Fort Bellows seeks out for help rescuing Ann and Jennie McKeever. He joins the expedition into hostile Cheyenne territory and serves as a central figure in the effort to reach the captives and bring them back.
Frank Madden buys a ranch near a hostile small town and hires American Indians to work there, provoking resentment from local ranchers and townspeople. Half Indian but passing as white, he hides his heritage until Matara's death, then publicly acknowledges his identity and considers leaving, though Catherine ultimately rides away with him.
A reporter assigned to the Ft. Worth desk of a Dallas newspaper, Eddie quits his job after receiving a small inheritance and heads to New York to become a playwright. He meets Perry on the road, grows attached to her, and tries to help her by arranging work at a mechanical-animal riding academy and later buying the business. He and Perry eventually return to Texas together.
A lieutenant serving with the cavalry at an isolated outpost, Larry is one of Randy Reid's best friends and competes with Phil Acton for Kitty Reid's affection. Kitty realizes she loves him, but his romantic interest in Laura Jordan creates tension. When Burke Kimber forcibly tries to make Laura surrender her share of the hotel and gambling house, Larry intervenes on her behalf, with dramatic consequences.
The protagonist, a former college student and PFC Marine who lost nearly four years to the war. He struggles with severe readjustment issues, feeling alienated from his family and civilian life, while navigating his complex emotions as a soldier and romantic partner.
Guy Madison has 73 screen credits in a career dating back to 1944. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Wild Bill Hickok (Guy Madison) Collection with 13 titles. Signature works include The Beast of Hollow Mountain, The Last Frontier, Reverend's Colt. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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