A core protagonist involved in the central power struggles for Falcon Crest alongside Angela and Chase. He survives multiple season-ending cliffhangers including a plane crash, bomb explosion, and earthquake. Later, he is allegedly murdered by a group called The Thirteen, and ultimately battles newcomer Michael Sharpe for vineyard control in the final season.
Supporting character in The Social Network.
Martin's father, who informs Gabriella about Martin's mother's dementia diagnosis and the family's history during a visit.
Gotham police commissioner who secretly supports Batman's return to fight crime.
Gotham police commissioner who secretly supports Batman's return to fight crime.
Frank's wealthy, overbearing father. He visits the port, clashes physically with Frank, and later leads the campaign to revoke Skipper's sailing license after the disaster.
Strict traditional coach at Eden Hall Academy who clashes with the Ducks' free-spirited style.
James Gordon is Gotham's seventy-year-old retiring police commissioner and one of the few people who knows Bruce Wayne is Batman. He deliberately releases the Mutant Leader to enable Batman's final confrontation, supports Batman's efforts to restore order, and retires after Ellen Yindel becomes his successor.
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Quentin Collins is the young artist who inherits Collinwood and becomes troubled by visions of Charles Collins, his ancestor and apparent past-life identity. Possessed by Charles, he attempts to drown Tracy, later attacks Gerard, and finally returns to the estate under complete supernatural control, advancing on Tracy with Angelique.
Paul Reynolds is Margaret’s husband and a Columbia University history professor. His absorption in academic work leaves Margaret feeling neglected and dissatisfied, contributing to her fantasies and secrecy about the pregnancy. He is the person Margaret ultimately tells before she leaves to spend a day away from family responsibilities.
Fletcher Odermatt is the president of Host and is under pressure from the Board to make the company’s expensive clinical trials profitable. He pushes the project forward, resists investigations, and orders Milo Turner to remain silent after revealing the company’s deceptive cattle injections, protecting the corporate conspiracy as the crisis expands.
David Selby has 59 screen credits in a career dating back to 1966. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Dark Shadows, Falcon Crest, The Social Network. 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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