Captain John Sheridan takes command of Babylon 5 during the Shadow war. He leads a conspiracy of light to resist the Shadows and Earth's totalitarian regime under President Clark. Sheridan declares the station's independence, uncovers the ancient proxy war between the Vorlons and Shadows, and successfully negotiates a permanent truce. He forges the Interstellar Alliance, leads the rebellion against Earth, and ultimately becomes its president. After a twenty-year peace, he departs with the older races.
Gotham's police commissioner and a trusted ally of Batman. He helps respond to the city's criminal emergencies and is caught up in the danger caused by the escaped Arkham inmates.
Encom executive and creator of the Tron security program.
Luke Macahan is one of the family’s sons and the central fugitive of the story. He searches for his family, serves briefly as a Union soldier, is wounded, abandons the army, and becomes wanted after escaping a Missouri sheriff. Pursued for years, Luke gains a reputation as a skilled gunfighter while remaining close to his family and uncle Zeb Macahan.
ENCOM co-founder and creator of Tron, loyal friend and ally to Kevin Flynn.
Legendary security program and mentor guiding Beck in the fight for digital freedom.
Former B5 commander and Alliance President, displaced through time and space.
Legendary Earthforce officer who destroyed the Drala Fi as a young first officer and later became captain of Babylon 5 and President of the Interstellar Alliance.
Experienced father providing crucial financial aid and wisdom during the family crisis.
Brent leaves Scott at the beginning of the story while visiting someone else before returning for athletic training.
Commander of Babylon 5, leads defense against Thirdspace threat and galactic conflicts.
Lt. Challenger is a military officer who reaches the downed aircraft alone while carrying a briefcase. He joins the search, attempts to use a missile as a signal, and later fights beside Ed Malone and Rita Summerlee. He kills a native before dying during the giant ape's rampage.
Bruce Boxleitner has 116 screen credits in a career dating back to 1955. Their work spans 14 cinematic universes — most prominently Babylon 5 Collection with 5 titles. Signature works include Babylon 5, Batman: Knightfall Part 1: Knightfall, TRON: Legacy. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 14 universes
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