Dollman

A suspended detective who charges into trouble with a weapon that lets him threaten and overpower much larger enemies. He saves hostages with brutal efficiency, but his methods draw political fire and public suspicion. The story follows his stubborn resolve as he confronts kidnappers and a shifting moral landscape.

The Bronx gang leader who underestimates the Dollman and drives much of the urban conflict. He caps Hector in a rage, pursues Debi and her son, and clashes with Sprug as the power struggle within the gang unfolds. His injuries and schemes reveal his ruthless pursuit of control.

A single mother who wants the police to do more to protect her neighborhood. She becomes entangled with Dollman and Bardo, guiding them to her home and care for her son during the battles. Her resilience and concern for her family anchor the human stakes of the conflict.

The floating head antagonist with plans to take over Braxton's gang using a powerful bomb. He is cunning and manipulative, pushing for military-style control and revenge. His defeat underscores the volatile procurement of power among the criminals.

A gang member allied with Braxton who pursuit Debi and the Dollman. He is wounded by Bardo and later killed by Braxton in a fit of rage, highlighting the brutal consequences of the street feud. He represents the expendable violence that powers the gang's schemes.

Debi's young son who becomes a small but important witness to the clash between Dollman and criminals. He is excited to meet the otherworldly visitor and offers a human dimension to the story's more violent confrontations. His safety hinges on the actions of those around him.

The municipal authority who criticizes Bardo's violent tactics and tries to manage public opinion through media narratives. His stance underscores the political pressure surrounding vigilante action and the perception of law and order in crisis times.