A deputy who initially agrees to be deputized by Kane for the expected confrontation with Frank Miller. Herb withdraws when he realizes he is the only volunteer willing to stand with Kane, illustrating how quickly the town's apparent support collapses under pressure.
The town sheriff who initially advises Lockhart to leave Coronado. He arrests Lockhart following the death of Chris Boldt and later investigates Dave Waggoman's death, keeping a close watch on Lockhart's involvement.
George Cummings is the detective who captures Dancer after the Civil War and reveals that Dancer killed the wrong Slocum. While they are handcuffed together on a ferry near Lanyard, a storm panics the horses; Cummings is struck by a hoof and falls overboard. He drowns, leaving Dancer to assume his identity.
An insubordinate Union sergeant turned Confederate veteran and outlaw who leads a campaign of robberies to reclaim lost livelihoods and confront Judge Devereaux.
A Marine on Wake Island associated with the small dog serving as the Marines' mascot. This character is connected to the moment when the dog and Pilot Tex Rader become passengers aboard Mary-Ann, linking the island's defenders to the bomber crew's onward journey through the expanding Pacific war.
The sheriff of Rincon, who is wary of J. J. Gorman but initially avoids opposing him, saying he has no proof of Gorman's crimes. After Amos and he find Judge Price dead, Rusty's warrants and Blackie's affidavit persuade him to take a stand. He rides with Rusty to confront the gang and is wounded in the ensuing fight.
Town marshal and Rick's friend. Tries to organize a posse against Quentin. Is shot by Quentin, places Rick under arrest after Judd's false report, and later begs Rick for help.
Sam is a construction worker whom the bosses ask to take the newly hired James under his wing. He becomes jealous when Jerry shows an obvious romantic interest in James. A scaffolding accident nearly causes Sam's death, prompting Pop to consider firing James.
Major Tony Thomas is the gang's superior officer at the military academy. Once a streetwise kid from the same old neighborhood, he tries to reform the teenagers while keeping his own past from the commandant. Major Norcross discovers that history and tries to blackmail him, threatening Tony's effort to guide the gang.
The Marlowe ranch foreman, Keller is courting Judy but owes $6,000 to saloon owner Marty Quinn after losing money gambling. Quinn pressures him to buy the Marlowes' breeding stock and reminds him Judy would inherit the ranch if Pop were gone. Keller beats Pop during the stampede, later slows the ranch's work, and is killed by Wildfire.
A marshal who collaborates with Billy to intercept the gang's robbery plan and arrests the subdued ringleader.
Walker is Sheriff Joe Walker, whom Marion summons for help after Blandly is captured and tortured. When Walker himself is taken prisoner, Marion rescues him. He then takes Morgan into custody, helping bring the conflict over Morgan's crimes to an end.
James Millican has 120 screen credits in a career dating back to 1934. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Down to Earth with 1 titles. Signature works include The Dalton Gang, Top Gun, Cavalry Scout. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
