Eddie is the landlord associated with the basement apartment building at 13 Gay Street. After Nancy and Jeff discover that the residents are being blackmailed and that Andrew Bruhl lives in the building, Eddie is named as one of the suspects in Kaufman's murder.
Nick's underworld associate involved in the case.
Likely medical or institutional staff at the sanatorium where Dante's trunk is mistakenly delivered.
A gangster and Eddie's nightclub partner who kidnaps Johnny. During a violent struggle, he accidentally shoots Eddie and is subsequently killed by Johnny.
Politician associate connected to the election fraud and track racket.
Nick is the host at the Downtown Club. Sam asks him not to tell the police that Sam found Marge Andrews's body, and later Nancy questions him about the murder scene. Nick denies knowing anything about it, adding to Nancy and Butch's suspicions.
Radio colleague navigating the cult's criminal demands.
Criminal associate involved in the underground boxing and racketeering operations.
Former criminal associate involved in the payroll robbery.
Corrupt schoolteacher secretly orchestrating stagecoach robberies and criminal activities.
Scarred gunman terrorized by Denver Jack's blackmail, delivers stolen cash.
Lefty is a gunman who arrives with Mat to hunt Jim Andrews, whom the men identify as their target. He discovers that Gladys is using a false identity and blackmails her into helping them find Jim. When Gladys lies and Lefty realizes Bobby has seen Jim, he threatens to kill her; Lefty is killed in the final shootout.
Don Costello has 34 screen credits in a career dating back to 1931. Their work spans 9 cinematic universes — most prominently Red Ryder Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Hot News Margie, Great Stagecoach Robbery, Mystery Man. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 9 universes
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