An American college student whose attempt to smuggle hashish out of Istanbul leads to arrest, imprisonment, torture, and a brutal psychological breakdown. After killing a guard in self-defense, Billy disguises himself, escapes the prison, crosses into Greece, and eventually returns home.
Supporting character in Sybil's life, representing her social connections.
A Belgian sailor who visits a brothel, engages in complex sexual and power dynamics with Lysiane, Nono, and his brother Robert. He murders his accomplice Vic, becomes infatuated with Gil, but ultimately betrays him to the police and frames him for Vic's murder. He is protected by Lieutenant Seblon.
Count Claus von Stauffenberg is the Army colonel who leads the conspiracy against Hitler. He plants a bomb in a briefcase at Hitler's battlefield headquarters, but the attack fails after the briefcase is moved. Arrested and sentenced, he declares Germany's sacred future before execution.
Queeg is the captain whom Maryk relieved during the typhoon. Medical witnesses describe his insecurity, perfectionism, harshness, and suspicion of subordinates without proving insanity. On the stand, he insists the ship was under control, admits he considered turning north, and argues that Maryk’s decisive mistake was relieving him.
Adopted son of Bill and Myrtle Moon. Initially hostile to vigilante justice, he contacts prisoner Lamar Sands to murder Rudolph Tyner. After Sands kills Tyner with a rigged radio, Tony is arrested, convicted of murder complicity and explosives, and serves three years.
Eddie Brennan is a washed-up former boxing contender living between memories of past glory and dreams of a comeback. When he is offered a setup fight disguised as a legitimate bout, he accepts despite his trainer's doubts and the promoters' desire for him to lose. The story follows his attempt to prove himself and show he has the heart to win.
Rosalie's eccentric American husband and a crop-duster pilot. He suffers from deteriorating eyesight, which nearly causes a fatal crash and leads to his termination. Rosalie secretly uses her stolen bank funds to purchase him a new airplane and corrective eyeglasses, restoring his health and enabling him to start his own crop-dusting business before their planned escape.
Brad Davis has 32 screen credits in a career dating back to 1974. Their work is anchored in the Darkman universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Midnight Express, Querelle, Sybil. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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