The king of Atlantis, whose rule is compromised by Zaren's manipulation. Under this influence, Atlantis continues exploiting slaves and developing the crystal ray weapon, while the kingdom's corruption and moral decline deepen until the volcanic destruction of the continent begins.
Local associate encountered during the world theft investigation.
Tully is a farmer who owns a tobacco field that Judd wants Edgar to acquire. Tully refuses to sell, so Edgar resorts to burning the field. This conflict exposes the Raike family's destructive business tactics and becomes a decisive reason for Parrish to quit working for Judd.
The judge presiding over Ben Brown's trial rules on courtroom matters, including overruling David Mitchell's objection to a jury panel that he says is biased because many members were friends of Cole Clinton. The judge also adjourns court before Laura Mae can speak after Bixby pressures Mitchell to call her as a witness.
The ruler whose palace is threatened by the “black sickness,” which Dr. Anton Drager explains is carried by fleas and rats. He refuses Drager’s demand to leave so the infested palace can be burned, and proposes settling the matter with a billiards match. Their wager recalls an earlier game over government medical assistance.
Judge Benson is Anne's father, a former judge suffering from tuberculosis. Anne discovers that he committed a serious crime in the past and suspects Gant was hired because of it. He refuses to defend himself, believing nature will settle the matter, but Gant provokes him with Anne's torn clothing; Benson grabs a rifle, fires wildly, and dies after collapsing.
The employer at Fairview Research Center who takes credit for Scott's research on Cargonite. He becomes the first victim of Scott's draining ability when Scott confronts him and steals his vitality.
Edgar Stehli has 26 screen credits in a career dating back to 1948. Their work is anchored in the The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Unlighted Road, The Hound Of Heaven, 4D Man. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
