Frontier sheriff who jails Wang and Roy.
Club attendee in villain hangout.
Covert operative, appears briefly in shadowy or tactical scenes.
The primary antagonist, an evil primate General who usurped the throne by overthrowing his brother. He weaponizes a space kraken to create spacetime anomalies for destruction and intimidation. After capturing Spark and the kraken, he is ultimately defeated in a massive battle and is punched into a slick by the Queen.
Identified by Angel as the real Captain Industry, the mastermind behind Arthur's delusion. Arthur confronts him alongside Dooney and is shot repeatedly. Confirms his involvement in the death of Arthur's mother. Arrested and extradited to Serbia.
A minor character, possibly a nickname for a local.
A figure connected to the investigation whose death during a prison disturbance leaves Kevin burdened with guilt. His account is compared with Archie’s, revealing that both men met the same criminal leader through the same card-game connection.
Denny is Matt Halloran's son and objects when Charlie beats him at poker in the underground casino. Their confrontation turns into a fight, during which Denny trips over a potted palm and accidentally strikes his head on a counter, dying from the impact. His death sets the plot's pursuit of Charlie in motion.
Terrance is a local conspiracy theorist whose research inspires Aaron and Jim’s documentary. He has collected newspaper clippings linking major historical events to the Tarsus Club, including WWI and 9/11. After becoming agitated during an interview and warning that he is being followed, Terrance disappears without a trace.
An ancient sorcerer who introduces Nault to the parallel science-based universe and explains the dimensional travel mechanism. After being mortally wounded by an iron projectile, he passes magical knowledge to Helen and entrusts his ring to Nault before succumbing to his injuries.
Dr. Gilmore is a badly injured and traumatized survivor encountered near the massive cliff. He tells Susan Jordon and the expedition that Dr. Samuel Jordon is trapped inside and describes the terrifying drums, screams, and shouting heard beyond the wall. His testimony provides the group with crucial evidence about the dangers awaiting them.
Ryan's brother who commits multiple violent acts, including killing Morgan Cawdor and partially blinding Ryan by stabbing his eye. He is a central antagonist whom Ryan must confront upon his return.
A.C. Peterson has 96 screen credits in a career dating back to 1985. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently Stake Land Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Samaritan, Carny, The Stakelander. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 7 universes
