Character involved in the dark supernatural dealings.
Truck stop employee blinded when a gas pump sprays diesel in his eyes. Later killed by a garbage truck while departing to search for his son.
Jim is one of Henry’s best friends and the owner of The Golden Horn. He becomes angry when Henry steals and eats a patron’s sandwich, but still tells Henry to rest in his apartment after the confrontation. His relationship with Henry combines friendship, concern, and frustration with Henry’s destructive behavior.
NYPD officer assisting in the perimeter security and search efforts.
Townsman involved in local affairs and social gatherings.
Jack Dunn is the manager who discovers Babe Ruth's exceptional ability on St. Mary's team in 1914. Because Ruth is underage, Dunn adopts him so he can sign him to the Baltimore Orioles, then sells him to the Boston Red Sox during the season, launching Ruth's professional career.
A mysterious figure in Megaville's underworld who is connected to the spread of DAL and refuses to reveal details of his operation to Palinov. He shoots the president's aide, later reveals that he is Jensen's biological father, and shoots Palinov before discovering that he is handcuffed to him.
The Comedy Coach trains John at The Second City in 1972, where John is taught to make audiences laugh until it hurts. This instruction belongs to the early stage of John's development as a performer and helps establish the professional path that later leads to television and film success.
J.C. Quinn has 61 screen credits in a career dating back to 1954. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Buried Alive Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Days of Thunder, The Abyss, Megaville. 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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