Rival businessman and frequent love interest, known for his wealth and competitive nature.
An elderly landlord who rents the abandoned house to the crew, initially warning them about its history of satanic rituals. He is later revealed to be a member of a demonic sect and the goat skull-masked figure overseeing the location, assisting Martha in the summoning.
Gerard Stiles is the caretaker of Collinwood and an accomplice of Carlotta. He helps target Quentin's loved ones, takes Tracy prisoner, and fights Quentin on a high train trestle after being shot in the face by Claire. When Tracy strikes him with a plank and pushes him, Gerard falls from the trestle to his death.
Supporting character in 1975 anthology, interacts with protagonists.
Dick Krantz is an unscrupulous land developer who ignores Native American protests and violates ancestral burial grounds. His construction operation uncovers an ancient relic, unleashing the Bone Eater and turning his development project into the central threat that Sheriff Steve Evans must overcome.
The sheriff of Santa Mira Springs, where rattlesnake encounters and a deadly illness threaten residents. When the Army quarantines the town, he agrees to cooperate with its response, placing local law enforcement alongside the military measures imposed during the outbreak.
Jim Storm has 28 screen credits in a career dating back to 1971. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Spider Man with 1 titles. Signature works include Prisoner Trump: The Don of Cell Block B, The Monster Project, The American Gandhi. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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