Gloansy is one of Doug’s three lifelong friends and a member of the Charlestown robbery crew. He participates in the bank robbery and the later armored car operation, remaining part of the group as its crimes escalate. During the Fenway escape, he is killed in the shootout with FBI SWAT agents.
Correctional officers at Arkham State Hospital.
The primary antagonist, originally an overweight teen humiliated by girls in 1988. Returning as a frequent customer of Girl House, he snaps after being mocked. He systematically murders the server staff, Gary Preston, and most of the house residents before being killed by Kylie Atkins in the basement.
A Florida-based associate of Russell. Russell attempts to recruit him as a drug dealer but inadvertently reveals the details of the Boston robbery. Kenny subsequently tips off hitman Dillon, directly leading to the identification and tracking of the actual perpetrators.
Dom is connected to Pauly and has a job he expects Jackie to complete. When Jackie hesitates after a man arrives at the target’s place on horseback, Dom tells him to think of his son and finish the job, applying pressure by appealing to Jackie’s concern for Billy.
Matty obtains encrypted, untraceable communications equipment with David. He is later captured and subjected to a violent interrogation during the operation near the beach at St. Ines.
A kind but not particularly bright police officer married to Jeanie. He partners with FBI Special Agent Lawrence Twilley to investigate the Walker family's crimes.
A supporting character connected to Oscar's network. Represents the extended circle of individuals navigating the city's harsh environment.
George Mullins is Nick Tortano's Irish thug friend outside the Mafia. He mocks Nick's submission to Tony Matazano, helps him rob a drug dealer, performs Nick's first contract killing, and later reveals himself as the gambler who owes Tony money. His violence forces Nick to kill Tony, after which their friendship collapses.
The West End crime boss and initial unknown caller. He orchestrated the double-cross, initially threatening the Wheelman and Clay. He later agrees to a money drop-off to eliminate the Philadelphia leader, successfully ambushes and executes him, and receives the stolen cash.
Hondo is a drug-connected figure whom Drew approaches for money and drugs while trying to survive the next few days. Hondo refuses Drew's money and reminds him that his influence depends on the addiction of desperate people around him, exposing Drew's dependency and Hondo's position within the criminal network.
George Carroll has 22 screen credits in a career dating back to 2007. Their work is anchored in the Joker Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Town, Sweet 16, GirlHouse. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
