Vulcan diplomat advocating for human-Vulcan cooperation.
Festival participant caught in the events.
A drug dealer linked to the pornographer Ratan. Jake violently interrogates him in a bondage dungeon to extract Ratan's location, forcing Tod to comply out of fear.
Achilles is the Market's champion robot jox, having won nine matches before his final contracted fight against Alexander. After accidentally saving the crowd from a rocket fist but causing hundreds of deaths, he retires in shame. He returns when Athena takes his place, ultimately defeating Alexander and rejecting the idea that a match must end in death.
Duke's friend and the leader of the Hollywood Knights who has enlisted in the military without expecting combat. Receives a restored sports car as a farewell gift from Duke and the club members.
Highly capable convict operative featured in The Deadly Mission and The Fatal Mission. He infiltrates the monastery basement to neutralize nerve gas, assists Wright in high-risk rescues, and consistently survives multiple suicide missions, earning pardons and establishing himself as a core field operative.
Human LAPD detective, partner to George Francisco, navigates alien-human relations.
Human detective and primary viewpoint character investigating crimes involving Newcomers.
Jack is connected to Ray through their troubled father-son history. He recalls working with Ray on a car and admits that, after Ray’s mother died, he buried himself in work and repeatedly rejected Ray’s efforts to spend time together. His confession helps explain the anger surrounding the rivalry.
Rick runs an air transport service using a DC-3 and pilots the passengers away from the island's coup before the plane crashes at sea. On the island, he experiences psychic flashbacks, investigates the abandoned research station, and lures Frank into a freezer to inject him with an antigen. The treatment improves Rick but does not remove his extrasensory abilities.
A shape-shifting leader of the resistance against the militaristic Galactic Order. Initially captured alongside Chekov, he helps Uhura reclaim the Conqueror and infiltrates Curate Prime's security detail to facilitate their escape.
Gary Graham has 74 screen credits in a career dating back to 1969. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Alien Nation Collection with 4 titles. Signature works include Alien Nation, Alien Nation: Millennium, Alien Nation: Dark Horizon. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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