Wild ape in the jungle.
A Lieutenant at the US Naval Academy and the main protagonist. He joins Professor Norton's expedition to Atlantis in a rocket submarine to stop the tyrant Unga Khan from conquering the lost continent and the upper world.
Jean's ally, William Quantrill arrives after Bob has been killed and tries to have Raymond hanged as payment for Bob's death. Jean persuades him to turn Raymond over to her instead. Later, Jerry tells Jean that he and some of Quantrill's men continue outlaw activity after the war.
A merchant traveling with Kingston’s convoy, Calvin secretly ships Henry repeating rifles with the cattle drive. After the first attack reveals the weapons, he helps use them to repel Jironza’s forces but is killed in the assault. The rifles later disappear, and Kingston eventually discovers them buried beneath Calvin’s wagon.
Fast-talking cowboy hero and expert whip rider
Fast-talking cowboy hero and expert whip rider
Fast-talking cowboy hero and expert whip rider
Lead Range Buster, skilled cowboy and lawman who fights outlaws.
Lead Range Buster, fearless cowboy hero who fights outlaws and protects the innocent.
A member of the Range Busters retained in Montana due to his local familiarity. He helps protect cattle herds and Army gold shipments from rustlers, and is initially suspected by undercover reporter Jane Blanchard of being one of the outlaws.
Loyal and skilled horseman, essential second-in-command of the Mesquiteers trio.
Skilled and loyal Mesquiteer partner, often providing tactical support and comic relief.
Ray Corrigan has 88 screen credits in a career dating back to 1932. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently The Three Mesquiteers Collection with 20 titles. Signature works include Sharad of Atlantis, Arizona Stage Coach, Thunder River Feud. 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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