A wealthy plantation owner who develops an obsession with Madeleine. He conspires with Legendre to drug her into a zombie state, later regrets the act, discovers he is also succumbing to the voodoo curse, and ultimately pushes Legendre off a cliff before falling to his own death.
A household servant telepathically controlled by Dr. von Niemann to help drain victims. He later reveals himself as Brettschneider in disguise, using the ruse to access the lab and shoot the doctor.
Jules LaRocque is a renegade who seeks the gold mine map and directs Benoit and Marie LaFleur in attempts to obtain it. He kidnaps Felice through his men, relies on a false map, pursues Rod Drew and Wabi, and attacks Wabinosh House before being chased and killed by a Mountie.
Dr. Romaine is the new town doctor in Cedarville. He examines Mary and says she needs bed rest and a better diet. Later, the doctor finds Joe drunk and takes him home; he and Joe work together to sober Joe up. The story also mentions a doctor treating Mary as Dr. Simone, so the summary does not make their names entirely consistent.
A celebrated bullfighter who captures Dolores's imagination. He encounters her at a cabaret, intervenes to save her from Parola's violence, and is briefly manipulated into confronting Carlos before the blackmail scheme unravels.
Supporting character in Pals of the Pecos, part of local community.
Civilian or official connected to the crime plot.
Out-of-town visitor who becomes infatuated with Floss and independently discovers the speakeasy owners are bootleggers. He is revealed to be a revenue agent, teams up with Wells to raid a liquor shipment, and successfully pursues a romance with Floss.
Kay's father, falsely suspected of murder, seeks justice with Renfrew's help.
Dr. Flint is one of the individuals described as behaving suspiciously while the Black Ace and the Mystery Squadron attack Stephen Gray's dam project. The plot summary provides no specific actions or connection between Flint and the raiders, and does not identify him as the Black Ace. His role is presented as a possible source of suspicion.
The corrupt commissioner in Gangs of Sonora, the main antagonist.
Local judge with minor narrative role.
Robert Frazer has 153 screen credits in a career dating back to 1912. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Rough Riders Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Robin Hood, Two-Gun Caballero, The Keeper of the Bees. 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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