Arm-wrestling opponent injured by mutated Seth.
Military officer overseeing or involved with the UniSol operations during the mercenary takeover.
Herb is involved in the community effort to protect the Windmill Way landmark. Mia initially worries that news about the deal could alarm him, but he later joins Mia, Lily Jansen, Ann, and Willem Jansen in organizing the petition, repairs, publicity, and historic-preservation campaign against the development plans.
Scanner member of Alex Monet's circle, participates in group missions.
Mr. Chase is Sean Chase's father and one of the parents interviewed in the opening television report. He appears while the Talkshow Host waits for Laura Haywood to comment on Sean's death. His role is limited but helps establish the public attention surrounding Sean and the sensational circumstances of the unfolding murder investigation.
Lt. Weizel is the police officer responsible for responding to the reported attacks. He initially doubts the activists and the lead scientist, but later becomes convinced that giant rats are killing people. He ultimately leads the armed operation that destroys the rats lured into the university courtyard.
Supporting character appearing in the narrative.
Known as the Fixer, he records prostitutes having sex with their clients. Eric tracks him down at an adult movie theater and forces him to reveal where the videotapes are hidden. The recordings lead Eric to evidence of his father's secret relationship with his sister.
The Foreman supervises the construction site where Bill arrives while desperate for work. After Bill joins the crew and works through the day, the Foreman decides to hire him, giving Bill a chance to earn income and support his family.
Detective Bert Moody describes a city in which former associates of Capone are fighting over territory. His account gives context for the violent, contested criminal landscape surrounding Ness and Gil’s investigation, though the summary does not describe him taking part in their inquiries or raids.
Michael Copeman has 65 screen credits in a career dating back to 1980. Their work spans 8 cinematic universes — most prominently Apocalypse with 1 titles. Signature works include The Fly, Universal Soldier II: Brothers in Arms, Christmas on Windmill Way. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 8 universes
