Characters :
20 male and 2 female roles
Male main character (Part 1 +2)
Jim Waste, a superhero who actually does not have any superhuman powers; yet emerges time and again as a superhero from situations thanks to a combination of wit and luck; wears a trench coat, boots and a shirt with an emblem of prongs; adored by people and idolised by women; falls for the president's daughter Kelly, who kisses him a few times in "The Great Invasion"; is enchanted by the mayor's daughter Betty in "Jim Waste takes on Fatman", where he ends up being kissed again.
The name of the city (Part 2)
City in which 2nd part of the story takes place
The commander-in-chief of the alien flagship (Part 1)
Commander Wirdnikks, the commander-in-chief of the invading army of Harlorks; on his way back to the planet of Harlork in his flagship when his troops locate the Earth as an aim of conquest; reluctantly orders the invasion of the planet.
The commander of the alien advance troops (Part 1)
Subcommander Wokkwokk sends the advance troops to Earth to warn the inhabitants and to ask them to surrender.
An alien soldier (Part 1)
Mokk, an unreliable cadet who really does not want to be a soldier; is sent down to Earth alone by Wokkwokk; ends up in the practice of Dr. Freudless, who mistakes him to be a patient and immediately starts treating him; ultimately saves the earth from being destroyed by the Harlorks.
The supervisor of the first alien advance troop (Part 1)
Prefect Knarrkks, leads the advance troops to deliver an ultimatum to the humans but ends up in a deaf and dumb congress which is why the message is not noticed; small role.
The supervisor of the second alien advance troop (Part 1)
Prefect Nikksda, also leads the advance troops and ends up in a rock concert where the Harlorks are mistaken for the group "Kiss" and where the appearance of the aliens is mistaken for a stage show.
The daughter of American president (Part 1)
Kelly, the attractive daughter of the American president, who craves for attention; hostage in the prison rebellion; freed by Jim; flirts with Jim and introduces him as her new boyfriend in public; consoles herself with Jack Michaelson when Jim withdraws.
The commander of American forces (Part 1)
General Porkbay, commander of the American forces; summoned to end the prison rebellion; does not believe in resolving the conflict peacefully and wants to raid the prison forcefully.
The leader of the prison rebellion (Part 1)
Scrooge, leader of the prison rebellion; about two metres tall; a muscular chap.
Another rebelling prisoner (Part 1)
Shockner, fellow prisoner and the driving force behind the rebellion; a stockily built, bald man.
A psychiatrist (Part 1)
Dr. Siegfried Freudless, a psychiatrist who renders Mokk his patient in order to test his own radical therapy.
The director of an atomic power plant (part 1)
Director Burnes, head of an atomic power plant where Jim has been invited as guest of honour to the anniversary; this atomic power plant is to be blown up on Commander Wirdnikks's command.
A singer (Part 1)
Jack Michaelson, singer and guitarist of the rock band "Undead", whose best days are over and whose concert is stormed by the troops of Harlorks; becomes Kelly's boyfriend after Jim.
The mayor (Part 2)
William Weathers, mayor of Goddamn City; his office gives him the opportunity to indulge in one or the other amorous adventure preferably with secretaries; is worried about his re-election; helps in apprehending Fatman; almost lands in a barrel of hot oil while fighting with Fatman but is saved by Jim.
The daughter of the mayor (Part 2)
Betty Weathers, the attractive daughter of mayor Weathers; about twenty and a real beauty with long eyelashes and a pout; flirts with Jim but can't win him forever.
The police chief (Part 2)
Captain Trunk, chief of police of Goddamn City; tracks down Fatman together with the mayor and Jim.
The gangster boss (Part 2)
Al Melone, leader of a gang; also known as 'the brain' because he constantly makes perfidious plans; a bit old and rather fat; has a bald head which is criss-crossed by blue veins; uses a monocle and smokes cigars.
A member of the gang (Part 2)
Stiletto-Joe, a member of Al Melone's gang; wiry in stature, black, oily hair that is combed back; thin moustache; has a habit of playing with a clasp knife which gives him the nickname 'Stiletto-Joe'.
Another member of the gang (Part 2)
Gonzo, also a member of the gang; muscular chap with a heavily built face which is half childish; dim-witted.
The villain (Part 2)
Lex Liar, the former underworld boss; broad shoulders; bald-headed; was put behind bars by Fatman and swore to take revenge; builds the brainwave gun with which one's personality swings to the other extreme; finally falls victim to his own machine and turns into a champion of the good.
The professor (part 2)
Professor Gearloser, a brain researcher who works in a military research laboratory; small in stature; wears thick metal-rimmed glasses; discovers the reason for Fatman's wondrous transformation and plays a significant role in apprehending Lex Liar.
The prison director (Part 2)
Bubraker, the director of the state prison where Lex Liar was kept imprisoned before his escape; in his mid-forties.
Characters :
The following characters are not personalised
Male main character (Part 1 +2)
Jim Waste, a superhero who actually does not have any superhuman powers; yet emerges time and again as a superhero from situations thanks to a combination of wit and luck; wears a trench coat, boots and a shirt with an emblem of prongs; adored by people and idolised by women; falls for the president's daughter Kelly, who kisses him a few times in "The Great Invasion"; is enchanted by the mayor's daughter Betty in "Jim Waste takes on Fatman", where he ends up being kissed again.
The name of the city (Part 2)
City in which 2nd part of the story takes place
The commander-in-chief of the alien flagship (Part 1)
Commander Wirdnikks, the commander-in-chief of the invading army of Harlorks; on his way back to the planet of Harlork in his flagship when his troops locate the Earth as an aim of conquest; reluctantly orders the invasion of the planet.
The commander of the alien advance troops (Part 1)
Subcommander Wokkwokk sends the advance troops to Earth to warn the inhabitants and to ask them to surrender.
An alien soldier (Part 1)
Mokk, an unreliable cadet who really does not want to be a soldier; is sent down to Earth alone by Wokkwokk; ends up in the practice of Dr. Freudless, who mistakes him to be a patient and immediately starts treating him; ultimately saves the earth from being destroyed by the Harlorks.
The supervisor of the first alien advance troop (Part 1)
Prefect Knarrkks, leads the advance troops to deliver an ultimatum to the humans but ends up in a deaf and dumb congress which is why the message is not noticed; small role.
The supervisor of the second alien advance troop (Part 1)
Prefect Nikksda, also leads the advance troops and ends up in a rock concert where the Harlorks are mistaken for the group "Kiss" and where the appearance of the aliens is mistaken for a stage show.
The daughter of American president (Part 1)
Kelly, the attractive daughter of the American president, who craves for attention; hostage in the prison rebellion; freed by Jim; flirts with Jim and introduces him as her new boyfriend in public; consoles herself with Jack Michaelson when Jim withdraws.
The commander of American forces (Part 1)
General Porkbay, commander of the American forces; summoned to end the prison rebellion; does not believe in resolving the conflict peacefully and wants to raid the prison forcefully.
The leader of the prison rebellion (Part 1)
Scrooge, leader of the prison rebellion; about two metres tall; a muscular chap.
Another rebelling prisoner (Part 1)
Shockner, fellow prisoner and the driving force behind the rebellion; a stockily built, bald man.
A psychiatrist (Part 1)
Dr. Siegfried Freudless, a psychiatrist who renders Mokk his patient in order to test his own radical therapy.
The director of an atomic power plant (part 1)
Director Burnes, head of an atomic power plant where Jim has been invited as guest of honour to the anniversary; this atomic power plant is to be blown up on Commander Wirdnikks's command.
A singer (Part 1)
Jack Michaelson, singer and guitarist of the rock band "Undead", whose best days are over and whose concert is stormed by the troops of Harlorks; becomes Kelly's boyfriend after Jim.
The mayor (Part 2)
William Weathers, mayor of Goddamn City; his office gives him the opportunity to indulge in one or the other amorous adventure preferably with secretaries; is worried about his re-election; helps in apprehending Fatman; almost lands in a barrel of hot oil while fighting with Fatman but is saved by Jim.
The daughter of the mayor (Part 2)
Betty Weathers, the attractive daughter of mayor Weathers; about twenty and a real beauty with long eyelashes and a pout; flirts with Jim but can't win him forever.
The police chief (Part 2)
Captain Trunk, chief of police of Goddamn City; tracks down Fatman together with the mayor and Jim.
The gangster boss (Part 2)
Al Melone, leader of a gang; also known as 'the brain' because he constantly makes perfidious plans; a bit old and rather fat; has a bald head which is criss-crossed by blue veins; uses a monocle and smokes cigars.
A member of the gang (Part 2)
Stiletto-Joe, a member of Al Melone's gang; wiry in stature, black, oily hair that is combed back; thin moustache; has a habit of playing with a clasp knife which gives him the nickname 'Stiletto-Joe'.
Another member of the gang (Part 2)
Gonzo, also a member of the gang; muscular chap with a heavily built face which is half childish; dim-witted.
The villain (Part 2)
Lex Liar, the former underworld boss; broad shoulders; bald-headed; was put behind bars by Fatman and swore to take revenge; builds the brainwave gun with which one's personality swings to the other extreme; finally falls victim to his own machine and turns into a champion of the good.
The professor (part 2)
Professor Gearloser, a brain researcher who works in a military research laboratory; small in stature; wears thick metal-rimmed glasses; discovers the reason for Fatman's wondrous transformation and plays a significant role in apprehending Lex Liar.
The prison director (Part 2)
Bubraker, the director of the state prison where Lex Liar was kept imprisoned before his escape; in his mid-forties.
Characters :
The following characters are not personalised
Male main character (Part 1 +2)
Jim Waste, a superhero who actually does not have any superhuman powers; yet emerges time and again as a superhero from situations thanks to a combination of wit and luck; wears a trench coat, boots and a shirt with an emblem of prongs; adored by people and idolised by women; falls for the president's daughter Kelly, who kisses him a few times in "The Great Invasion"; is enchanted by the mayor's daughter Betty in "Jim Waste takes on Fatman", where he ends up being kissed again.
The name of the city (Part 2)
City in which 2nd part of the story takes place
The commander-in-chief of the alien flagship (Part 1)
Commander Wirdnikks, the commander-in-chief of the invading army of Harlorks; on his way back to the planet of Harlork in his flagship when his troops locate the Earth as an aim of conquest; reluctantly orders the invasion of the planet.
The commander of the alien advance troops (Part 1)
Subcommander Wokkwokk sends the advance troops to Earth to warn the inhabitants and to ask them to surrender.
An alien soldier (Part 1)
Mokk, an unreliable cadet who really does not want to be a soldier; is sent down to Earth alone by Wokkwokk; ends up in the practice of Dr. Freudless, who mistakes him to be a patient and immediately starts treating him; ultimately saves the earth from being destroyed by the Harlorks.
The supervisor of the first alien advance troop (Part 1)
Prefect Knarrkks, leads the advance troops to deliver an ultimatum to the humans but ends up in a deaf and dumb congress which is why the message is not noticed; small role.
The supervisor of the second alien advance troop (Part 1)
Prefect Nikksda, also leads the advance troops and ends up in a rock concert where the Harlorks are mistaken for the group "Kiss" and where the appearance of the aliens is mistaken for a stage show.
The daughter of American president (Part 1)
Kelly, the attractive daughter of the American president, who craves for attention; hostage in the prison rebellion; freed by Jim; flirts with Jim and introduces him as her new boyfriend in public; consoles herself with Jack Michaelson when Jim withdraws.
The commander of American forces (Part 1)
General Porkbay, commander of the American forces; summoned to end the prison rebellion; does not believe in resolving the conflict peacefully and wants to raid the prison forcefully.
The leader of the prison rebellion (Part 1)
Scrooge, leader of the prison rebellion; about two metres tall; a muscular chap.
Another rebelling prisoner (Part 1)
Shockner, fellow prisoner and the driving force behind the rebellion; a stockily built, bald man.
A psychiatrist (Part 1)
Dr. Siegfried Freudless, a psychiatrist who renders Mokk his patient in order to test his own radical therapy.
The director of an atomic power plant (part 1)
Director Burnes, head of an atomic power plant where Jim has been invited as guest of honour to the anniversary; this atomic power plant is to be blown up on Commander Wirdnikks's command.
A singer (Part 1)
Jack Michaelson, singer and guitarist of the rock band "Undead", whose best days are over and whose concert is stormed by the troops of Harlorks; becomes Kelly's boyfriend after Jim.
The mayor (Part 2)
William Weathers, mayor of Goddamn City; his office gives him the opportunity to indulge in one or the other amorous adventure preferably with secretaries; is worried about his re-election; helps in apprehending Fatman; almost lands in a barrel of hot oil while fighting with Fatman but is saved by Jim.
The daughter of the mayor (Part 2)
Betty Weathers, the attractive daughter of mayor Weathers; about twenty and a real beauty with long eyelashes and a pout; flirts with Jim but can't win him forever.
The police chief (Part 2)
Captain Trunk, chief of police of Goddamn City; tracks down Fatman together with the mayor and Jim.
The gangster boss (Part 2)
Al Melone, leader of a gang; also known as 'the brain' because he constantly makes perfidious plans; a bit old and rather fat; has a bald head which is criss-crossed by blue veins; uses a monocle and smokes cigars.
A member of the gang (Part 2)
Stiletto-Joe, a member of Al Melone's gang; wiry in stature, black, oily hair that is combed back; thin moustache; has a habit of playing with a clasp knife which gives him the nickname 'Stiletto-Joe'.
Another member of the gang (Part 2)
Gonzo, also a member of the gang; muscular chap with a heavily built face which is half childish; dim-witted.
The villain (Part 2)
Lex Liar, the former underworld boss; broad shoulders; bald-headed; was put behind bars by Fatman and swore to take revenge; builds the brainwave gun with which one's personality swings to the other extreme; finally falls victim to his own machine and turns into a champion of the good.
The professor (part 2)
Professor Gearloser, a brain researcher who works in a military research laboratory; small in stature; wears thick metal-rimmed glasses; discovers the reason for Fatman's wondrous transformation and plays a significant role in apprehending Lex Liar.
The prison director (Part 2)
Bubraker, the director of the state prison where Lex Liar was kept imprisoned before his escape; in his mid-forties.