Operator at Epsilon Nine monitoring station, first to detect the energy cloud.
Corporate or government official.
Truck driver encountered by the vampires during their road trip.
This soldier is one of the armed men confronted by David, Clank, Judy, Kathy, and Artie after the group reaches a house during its escape attempt. One soldier explains what he knows about the virus, but the confrontation turns violent when a soldier reaches for a gun and Clank opens fire.
The mythical steel-driving man who joins the group, contributing his legendary strength and work ethic to combat the threat to the town.
Sheriff Heidegger is the local law officer who catches Jane while she is fleeing from an attempted convenience-store robbery. To protect her secret and avoid arrest, Jane cocoons him and brings him back to the family house. Johnny later discovers him hidden there, exposing another consequence of Jane's increasingly desperate behavior.
Scientific staff member. Assists with experiments and equipment maintenance.
The precinct's commanding officer responsible for personnel assignments, including Alex's transfer and oversight of the stolen car investigation.
A mysterious figure whom Mole and Ratty encounter while searching the river at night for Portly. The two friends find Portly with Pan, making this brief encounter part of their search and one of the story’s unusual riverbank events.
Head of the residential school who reluctantly approves a one-month trial of facilitated communication for Michael, allowing Terry the opportunity to demonstrate the method's effectiveness.
Justin's neighbor and vintage car owner whose Corvette is accidentally damaged by Justin. They bond while cleaning the garage. Vic shares his tragic past regarding his daughter Becca and wife, then helps Justin build a soapbox racer and handbrake, guiding him to the derby.
Wessinger's lab assistant captured and used as bait for the creature. After being freed by Mattley and Sommers, he joins the fight against the mercenaries. Azenfeld ultimately sacrifices himself by detonating a bomb, killing Wessinger, Reinhardt, and most of the mercenary force.
Roger Aaron Brown has 58 screen credits in a career dating back to 1967. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently RoboCop with 1 titles. Signature works include The District, The Wind in the Willows, Tall Tale: The Unbelievable Adventure. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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