H7-25's father and alien commander.
An alien or entity on Lorigon, possibly aiding or complicating the mission.
A captain involved in the evacuation of the Neapolitan royal family. When Horatio Nelson proposes taking the king and queen to safety in Palermo, Hardy is ordered to remain with the royal party during the evacuation. The account gives no further details about his relationship with Emma or the others.
Henchman or enforcer for the corrupt group.
Mercenary alien broker who facilitates the interstellar planet auction and trades with Kress.
He leads the transport of chained life prisoners and insists that the survivors continue toward Fort Green after the attack. He rations supplies, carries authority over the group, and becomes increasingly ruthless while suspecting the prisoners of a personal crime against his family.
Supporting character involved in street-level criminal activities.
Supporting criminal or civilian figure involved in the investigation's periphery.
Raymond Stone is one of the commandos on Charley's mission. He rejects the cause, saying that his experience in prison has left him with no reason to fight for democracy, and declares a separate peace with Frank Madigan. Despite this rejection, he faces the dangers of the mission alongside the others.
A newcomer who has married Davy's wife, Liza, Hackett is revealed to have commanded a Southern prisoner camp. After shooting Davy during an uprising, he put on Davy's uniform and escaped using his identity, making Davy appear responsible for his crimes. He later allies with Crazy Joe's gang and prepares to confront Davy.
Leader of the former outlaw cronies who pursue Cariboo and Jimmy to the north to recover the hidden gold, culminating in a fatal standoff.
The son of Jesse James, Bill witnesses his father's murder as a child and grows up distanced from Missouri and the passions surrounding his father. He works as a stable boy for Dorothy, becomes entangled in a conflict over her ranch, investigates a murder that forces him to flee, and ultimately confronts and kills the man he believes murdered his father.
Claudio Undari has 42 screen credits in a career dating back to 1956. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently War of the Planets Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Cut-Throats Nine, Why Did You Pick On Me?, A Man and a Colt. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 7 universes
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