A Jewish employee at the Baker company who has been running its division before Joe Hanson arrives. Joe is meant to assess his fitness for a permanent position, but Al's skill makes Joe feel threatened. Joe's prejudicial remarks lead to Al being transferred; despite his wife's comfort, Al believes Jews will continue to face prejudice.
Johnny Stevens is the pilot of the aircraft hijacked by the three gangsters as they attempt to enter German airspace. He joins Steve Maschick, Hans Havermann, and Joe Conway, helping them continue the mission while they pose as musicians to reach Hitler.
Ab Parker is Kit's friend and provides him with a place to stay after Kit returns to the city. He is found shot through the head after Kit publicly reveals his knowledge of the hidden battle standard. Inspector Tobin calls it suicide, but Kit rejects that conclusion because Ab was terrified of guns.
Greg Jones is Jean Preston’s missing fiancé and the reason for the expedition. He had gone to Africa with ivory hunters while secretly pursuing a mission against ivory poachers. When found, he is revealed to have fallen in love with Zita, the Amazon Queen, changing the meaning of his disappearance.
Sergeant on patrol.
Collins speaks with Don Rainsford aboard the yacht about Rainsford’s love of adventure and his view that humanity is divided between hunters and the hunted. He helps establish Rainsford’s outlook before the wreck and the later discovery that Erich Kreiger has turned the hunting of people into his own deadly practice.
Social visitor at mansion
Character in the Castle in the Desert case.
Bruce Edwards has 32 screen credits in a career dating back to 1941. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Wild Bill Hickok (Guy Madison) Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Black Widow, Prejudice, Marry the Boss's Daughter. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
