Commanding figure directing local street criminals.
Repo man who takes on a powerful arms dealer after his family is targeted.
Angel is an old wartime scout who once served with Ivan Turchin. He joins Ivan Turchin and Sheriff Kelly during their pursuit of the traffickers and helps track the captives. During the attack on the enemy camp, Angel stays behind to delay the attackers, is mortally wounded, and leaves Ivan Turchin with final words revealing their deep bond.
Skilled martial artist and doctor fighting to rescue his kidnapped son
Lead agent in the sequel, fights android trackers and corrupt officials.
Amnesiac operative struggling to uncover his true identity and allegiances.
Wrongfully imprisoned fighter who must survive brutal prison gangs and corrupt wardens.
Martial arts master and doctor leading the Avengers Gang while protecting his family from rival factions.
An engineered E-700 supersoldier who travels through the ruins, remains focused on survival and the war, leads the assault on the drone-controlled refinery, and seeks a memory decoder that may expose or disrupt the enemy system.
A Japanese police officer who travels to Los Angeles after his partner is murdered. He teams up with the reluctant American detective Karen Ryder to track down the gang responsible, making him the central figure driving the investigation and the pursuit of his partner's killers.
Jack is the central investigator and martial-arts fighter in the story. He rescues Luanne from a pimp, then agrees to protect Shanna and helps Will investigate the murders. After Will is killed and attacks on Shanna continue, Jack follows a lead connected to Sweet and heads with Shanna to the studio.
David Quarry is a Grid Runner and the story’s lead protagonist. After his colleague John Gibson is killed, David suspects the investigation will be compromised, resigns, and pursues the case himself. He teams up with Liana, investigates Burtech’s experiments, and continues acting independently when A.C. Doyle refuses to intervene without stronger evidence.
Don Wilson has 92 screen credits in a career dating back to 1982. Their work spans 9 cinematic universes — most prominently Bloodfist with 8 titles. Signature works include Bloodfist IV: Die Trying, The Last Sentinel, Sci-Fighter. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 9 universes
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