Jack is Lynne Reed's fiancé and the central figure in the conflict. Barnes has him jailed on a false cattle-rustling charge and arranges a lynching party to remove him. With help from his friend Buzz, Jack escapes and takes part in saving Lynne, leading to the story's surprise climax.
Jack Bruce is a wandering singing cowboy who befriends the honest miners and learns that Dana has seized their gold claims through murder and forged deeds. He uses his wits and gun skills to expose Dana's crimes, recover the legitimate claims, protect the prospectors from further violence, and help bring the outlaws to justice.
Pert's boyfriend and a trucker who helps secure the initial Las Vegas cargo job. He travels to Nevada to assist the women during their legal troubles and ultimately marries Pert at the story's conclusion.
Lt. Tex Jones is a Navy pilot and the baby's father. After learning he has a son, he shares the news with his fellow pilots and wants the child raised as a Navy child. Following his wife's death, Tex asks Red Furness to protect the baby, then dies after a serious car accident, leaving Red as the child's guardian.
The adult brother known in the story as Jack (played by Randall), who was orphaned with Jimmy when outlaws attacked their wagon train and was adopted by an Indian tribe. As an adult, he protects a shipment of gold and clashes with Jimmy during the attempted robbery, before learning their true relationship from Buckskin.
Jack is the central character, whose brother Ed is murdered while traveling to meet him and the incoming wagon train. To uncover the killer, Jack deliberately allows Fletcher and his outlaws to capture him. He discovers Fletcher's role in the crime, brings the murderers to justice, and falls in love with Carol Bradford.
Jack Wallace is a horse trader whose repeated losses at auction lead him to suspect that Arnold is selling stolen horses. To find proof, he tracks stolen stock to Arrowhead Ranch and offers to investigate its missing horses. He works with Manny to uncover and capture the rustlers, returns the horses to their owners, and ultimately agrees to settle down with Ann.
Jack Randall has 39 screen credits in a career dating back to 1933. Signature works include Oklahoma Terror, The Cheyenne Kid, Overland Mail. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
