Genius designer of Airwolf and a psychopathic villain who steals the helicopter during a live-fire test. He flees to Libya to serve Gaddafi, tortures an undercover operative, and is ultimately destroyed by Hawke's missiles.
Roman official or guard serving the imperial court.
Dildano is the leader of the local underground opposing the Great Tyrant’s rule in Sogo. He rescues Barbarella from the cage of attacking birds, joins her pursuit of Durand-Durand, and gives her an invisible key to the Great Tyrant’s chamber of dreams before launching a rebel attack on the city.
Interrogator or official responsible for processing Sense Offenders.
Braddock is Fallon's close friend and second-in-command in the bomb-disposal unit aboard the Britannic. He follows Fallon's defusing procedure, but accidentally triggers a concealed mechanism in a bomb that Fallon had apparently disarmed. The explosion kills Braddock and deepens the crisis, leaving Fallon distraught and ready to abandon the operation.
The prison governor who initially tries to force Meehan to coach the wardens. Later, after owing money to Barry the Bookie, he blackmails Meehan at halftime to throw the match under threat of a longer sentence. His vehicle is later exploded, and he faces retaliation threats from Sykes.
English jazz pianist who witnesses Helga Ulmann's murder. He investigates the killings with Gianna Brezzi, uncovers a hidden mural and a walled room, and ultimately confronts and defeats the true killer, Marta.
The brilliant scientist and creator of the Airwolf helicopter, whose advanced design has been captured by hostile mercenaries.
A photographer who secretly photographs two lovers in a park and becomes obsessed with enlargements that may reveal a shooting. He investigates the suspected crime, loses his negatives and prints, searches for the missing body, and ends by participating in an ambiguous imaginary tennis game with mimes.
Protagonist who abandons priesthood to defend Wessex against Viking invasions. He evolves from a reluctant heir to a strategic king struggling with medieval feudal expectations. After a major defeat, he retreats to Somerset, rallies unconventional forces, and ultimately defeats Guthrum while showing mercy to both his rival and his wife.
John Ebony is the newly appointed teacher sent to Chantry School for the remainder of the term. He takes charge of Lower 5-B and tries to impose discipline, but the boys mock his authority and resist his methods. After Bungabine reveals evidence connected with the predecessor's death, John brings the discovery to the Headmaster and begins questioning the class.
An idealistic army officer nearing retirement, Narriman is sickened by the government's use of extrajudicial killing and torture against an insurgency worsened by official incompetence and corruption. Persuaded by Rousseau to act rather than retire, he leads the effort to overthrow the regime while guarding against infiltration.
David Hemmings has 121 screen credits in a career dating back to 1957. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Equilibrium Series with 1 titles. Signature works include Deep Red, Juggernaut, Mean Machine. 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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