Thorndyke's driver and photographer who suspects foul play regarding the previous doctor's death. He provides crucial photographic evidence to clear Thorndyke's name, gets captured by the antagonists, and is eventually rescued.
The agent for Comicus who secures him a performance gig at the imperial palace and later takes refuge with him and Josephus after their escape.
Executive of the New York conglomerate Engulf & Devour attempting to take over Big Picture Studios. Works alongside Engulf to sabotage the project, send Vilma Kaplan, and steal the film copy, only to be subdued by exploding soda cans.
A local law enforcement officer who mistakenly arrests the brothers for outlaw activities and later attempts a failed ambush at Christmas.
Joe Dalton is one of the outlaw brothers who exploit Daisy Town’s resentment toward Lucky Luke. Along with his brothers, he pretends to become respectable by depositing money in the bank, stages attacks blamed on Indians, and manipulates both communities to create panic and undermine the sheriff.
This participant attends the emergency group therapy meeting where people describe their neuroses and destructive patterns. The session provides the setting for Gig and Pandora to tell their stories and meet, but the plot summary does not identify this group member's personal history or distinguish them from the other participants.
Ron Carey has 20 screen credits in a career dating back to 1961. Signature works include Barney Miller, High Anxiety, Lucky Luke. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
