Jack's loyal friend and partner, involved in investments and street-level operations.
A washed-up former professional baseball player in 1985. He serves as the crucial ancestral link to Chairman Ashe, a key future governing council member, making him a primary target for temporal assassination.
A member of the motorcycle gang that invades the mansion. He sexually assaults Celia and attacks Mata Hari. His gang later throws the Bartons' control strings into a well before fleeing in horror from the reanimated Mr. Walker.
Bob's Father is one of the parents associated with the two surfer protagonists. The plot indicates that their spaced-out parents do not help Chuck and Bob as they investigate Buzzz Cola and Menlo Schwartzer's plan. Beyond being Bob's parent, he is not given a specific action or independent role in the summarized events.
Sad Man is the lonely man Peter watches across the street during his neighborhood observations. Peter becomes concerned when Sad Man is no longer accompanied by his wife, making this distant figure one of the small human situations that captures Peter's attention during the summer.
Dolan is one of the four American patrol members who become lost behind enemy lines in Italy. Alongside The Sarge and the other soldiers, he encounters the crashed alien ship and its crew, then faces the danger created by the Nazis’ attempt to capture the aliens and their technology.
One of the Grunsky brothers, Mark was expelled from Den 7 and bullied the Owl Patrol in their childhood. As an adult, he follows the scouts with his brother and takes their vehicle's engine; the brothers use its return as leverage to demand reinstatement as Cub Scouts.
Biff Manard has 28 screen credits in a career dating back to 1966. Their work is anchored in the Trancers Collection universe with 2 titles. Signature works include Trancers, Trancers II, The Incredible Genie. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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