Milty is the new child in the neighborhood who is looking for friends. Spit initially bullies him and takes his money, but Tommy eventually admits him to the Dead End Kids. Milty proves loyal and generous, becoming part of Tommy's troubled street gang.
Hunky is one of the young toughs who rob Rocky Sullivan and openly admire his criminal reputation. He is part of the group Rocky feeds and challenges to behave during a basketball game, and later encounters the moral confusion Jerry Connolly hopes to resolve after Rocky's reported last moments.
One of the shelter boys who sneaks out of the facility for a day trip with the rest of the group. Plays a minor role in the shelter's events.
One of the 'Dead End Kids' who wants to fly. He is assigned mechanical work by Carter but later takes to the skies with the group after the crash.
Ape is a member of the delinquent gang confined in the reformatory and is transferred with the others to Ryan's farm. He shares the boys' disappointment at being sent away from the city and participates in their attempts to escape. When Spike's gang threatens the household, Ape joins the teenagers in resisting them.
One of the boys chased out of town who participates in the freight car hopping attempt. He collaborates with the other boys to thwart Don's plot against Tommy.
George Papadopolous, known as Fats, is one of the Dead End Kids involved in the confrontation with the junk dealer. He is sentenced to reform school along with Frankie, Spike, and the other boys because they refuse to identify who struck the blow. He later takes part in the group escape and is returned by Braden before being paroled.
Bernard Punsly has 20 screen credits in a career dating back to 1937. Signature works include Mug Town, Sea Raiders, Give Us Wings. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
