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Union of Justice

> "*Service, compassion, mercy, those are the words we live by. That is our Code, and it’s the most important thing in the world.*"
> ― The Utopian[source]
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The **Union of Justice**, also known as the **Union**, is a superheroes team operating in New York City. The founding members are The Utopian, Lady Liberty, Brainwave, Skyfox, The Flare and Blue Bolt.

## Overview

> "*We don’t govern, and we don’t kill. That’s the Code. That’s not just our values. That’s our system of checks and balances so that nobody here can even think about ruling the world.*"
> ― The Utopian[source]
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## History

The Union of Justice began in 1929 during the Stock Market crash and what would be the great depression, after witnessing his father commit suicide Sheldon began receiving visions of an island and hearing the voice of his father to find a boat, gather a crew and go there. Driven by this compulsion and haunted by seeing visions of his father Sheldon along with several of his closet friends, family and compatriots found a boat and sought out this island. After facing many trials that tested them both physically and mentally Sheldon, Walter, Grace, Fitz, George and Richard completed the tasks and opened a door to one of Jupiter's Moon that had a strange structure. Upon meeting the aberrations of their loved ones who deemed them worthy the six were changed and given godlike powers and abilities. They would fly above their crewmates and the whole world would be changed forever.

Returning to America and establishing a base in New York the Union would strive to use their powers to restore America to greatness, but they would follow a conduct created by Sheldon called the Code. They would not govern nor kill, they would not become involved in politics or meddle in world affairs, only to inspire people to be better, to give Americans something to aspire to. While some members such as Walter and George took issue with this policy they all none the less followed it and for ninety years they have fought super villains, robots, aliens, wizards and even fallen members striving to keep America on a better course. But as the decades pasted and times changed many citizens begin to question if the Code is out of date, especially Walter/Brainwave.

## Known Members

### Current Members

* Sheldon Sampson/The Utopian (leader)
* Walter Sampson/Brainwave
* Grace Sampson/Lady Liberty
* Brandon Sampson/Paragon
* Fitz Small/The Flare (retired superhero; doctor)
* Petra Small/The Flare II
* Ruby/Ruby Red
* Sierra/Ectoplex
* Jay/Vulcaner
* Austin/Shatterheart
* Kaitlyn/Slipstream

### Former Members

* George Hutchence/Skyfox
* Richard Conrad/Blue Bolt
* Janna Croft/Ghost Beam (deceased)
* Barry Bishop/Tectonic (deceased)
* Briggs/Flaming Fist (deceased)
* Vera/Phase Out (deceased)

## Known Enemies

### Current Enemies

* Blackstar
* Baryon
Julia Cooperman

## External Links

**Julia Cooperman** is a writer and producer. She is a writer on Jupiter's Legacy.

## External Links

* Julia Cooperman at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Julia Cooperman (@juliacooperman) on Twitter

## References

Steven S. DeKnight • Sang Kyu Kim • Henry G.M. Jones • Morenike Balogun Koch • Akela Cooper • Kate Barnow • **Julia Cooperman**
Steven S. DeKnight • Sang Kyu Kim • Mark Millar • Frank Quitely • Lorenzo di Bonaventura • Dan McDermott • James Middleton

Directors
Steven S. DeKnight • Charlotte Brändström • Christopher J. Byrne • Marc Jobst
Meg Steedle

**Meg Steedle** (born March 30, 1990) is an American actress. She portrays Jane on Netflix's Jupiter's Legacy.

## Credits

### Actress

#### Season 1

* *By Dawn's Early Light*
* *Paper and Stone*
* *Painting the Clouds With Sunshine*
* *All the Devils Are Here*
* *What's the Use?*

## External links

* Meg Steedle at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Meg Steedle (@megsteedle) on Twitter

* Follow Meg Steedle (@megsteedle) on Instagram
Danny Dubrovny

**Danny Dubrovny** is a former super-villain and entrepreneur. He is a minor character in *Supercrooks*.

## Biography

Dubrovny left the "super-villain game" for an illegitimate real-estate scheme, and although it was worth it, he conned The Bastard into buying it for a five million dollar investment. He then relocated to Miami and started a thriving import-export business specializing in Japanese goods, and married Mae-Ling, the love of his life.

Unfortunately for Dubrovny, The Bastard chose to make an example of him to dissuade others from attempting similar ploys. Slowly at first, people Dubrovny knew started to die. His old school friend, car-jackers he used to work with, his favorite prostitute, his Baltimore-based drug dealer, his best friend, his own mother, and his half brother all died of exploded skulls. Eventually, 241 of Dubrovny's acquaintances had died in total.

Dubrovny fled to the boondocks with his wife, hoping to save at least her and himself, but The Bastard found them there as well. Mae-Ling began to complain of a headache, until her head exploded in a shower of gore right next to Dubrovny, dying in his arms. Dubrovny begged The Bastard to kill him, but The Bastard denied him.
Iron Orchid

**Iron Orchid** is a character on Netflix's Jupiter's Legacy. She is portrayed by Sharon Belle.

## Personality

She is very condescending, chiding Paragon for being weak and unable to measure up to heroes like Utopian. While she's not opposed to fighting, she'd rather just do her crimes without any interference and will typically tell heroes or security to leave.

## Powers and Abilities

**Iron Orchid Armor Capabilities**: Iron Orchid has no inherent superpowers but she can grant herself powers when she activates her armor.

**Superhuman Strength**: With her armor she is superhumanly strong. She was able to rip an armored van's back door to steal the gold that was inside.

**Enhanced Durability**: Her armor enhances her durability. She was able to survive being thrown into the ceiling by Utopian but was to weak to retaliate.

**Energy Blast**: She could fire a four-petal energy blast to her opponents which was strong enough to kill individuals and even send Paragon flying.

## Weaknesses

•**Limited Durability/Blunt Force**: It seems her armor does not enhances her durability or maybe her armor could not take too much blunt force seen when Utopian threw her at the ceiling of a building she was at and she was to weak to retaliate.
Jess Salgueiro

**Jess Salgueiro** is a Canadian actress. She portrays Jacinda/Shockwave on Netflix's Jupiter's Legacy.

## Credits

### Actress

#### Season 1

* *Painting the Clouds With Sunshine*
* *How It All Ends*

## External links

* Jess Salgueiro at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Jess Salgueiro (@jesssalgueiro) on Twitter

* Follow Jess Salgueiro (@jesssalgueiro) on Instagram

## Gallery

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Gabriella

* Civilian
* Neutrino

**Gabriella**, also known as **Neutrino**, is a character on Netflix's Jupiter's Legacy. She is portrayed by Humberly González.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Size Manipulation**: Gabriella is able to shrink down to a small, imperceivable size and is enveloped in a vortex of light energy, allowing her to sneak up on enemies.
* **Flight**: Gabriella has shown to be able to defy gravity to push off the ground and fly across a point of street to use force to attack Chloe.
* **Light Manipulation**: Gabriella is able to manipulate and absorb amounts of light as she did when was in her shrinked form and was able to absorb light molecules from her vortex of light and absorbed light from it to use against Chloe, albeit unsuccessful.
	+ **Cauterization**: Through her light, Gabriella demonstrated to be able to use pressurized electrified light to cauterize others, as she sealed Jack's open wound to a point, although the process hurt him.
* **Superhuman Strength**: She demonstrated to be strong enough to use enough force in a punch against Chloe, although as Chloe is invulnerable, it wasn't as strong.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* *Painting the Clouds With Sunshine*
* *How It All Ends*

## Trivia

* Gabriella's versatility with her powers would easily make her the most powerful of her group.
Andrew Horton

**Andrew Horton** is an actor. He portrays Brandon Sampson on Netflix's Jupiter's Legacy.

## Credits

### Actor

#### Season 1

* *By Dawn's Early Light*
* *Paper and Stone*
* *Painting the Clouds With Sunshine*
* *All the Devils Are Here*
* *What's the Use?*
* *Cover Her Face*
* *Omnes Pro Uno*
* *How It All Ends*

## External links

* Andrew Horton at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Andrew Horton (@andrew\_horton14) on Twitter

* Follow Andrew Horton (@andrewjfhorton) on Instagram
The Heat

*This article is for the comic version of the character. For the anime series character, see: Carmine (The Heat). For the episode, see "Carmine".*

## Physical description

### Eye color

Brown

**The Heat**, also known as **Carmine**, is a super-criminal and the deuteragonist of *Supercrooks*.

## Description

An elderly gentleman with a severe gambling addiction, The Heat is an old school supercrook who mentored many of the current supercrooks in the business. He has greying white hair, brown eyes, and circular spectacles.

## Biography

The Heat is well known for mentoring a great many supercrooks in their formative years, such as Johnny Bolt, Kasey, Walt Flanagan, and The Ghost, the latter of whom The Heat saved from a Muslim prison gang. With Walt Flanagan, The Heat ran a scheme to use Flanagan's ability to see 30 seconds into the future to repeatedly win at roulette, choosing the plays that Flanagan knew would win. However, the casino's owner The Salamander became aware of it, and brought both of them in. He had Flanagan executed, The Heat beaten, and then ordered The Heat to pay him back $100,000 in restitution by the end of the month.

Hurt and and out of options, The Heat sought help from Johnny and Kasey. Johnny came up with a plan to pull a heist in Spain where no superheroes would be present to stop them, and began assembling a team, with The Heat helping Johnny to convince the crew he assembled to sign on; for his sake, if for no other reason, such as with The Ghost and Kasey.

The Heat accompanied the crew and followed along with Johnny, and despite his shock that Johnny would dare rob The Bastard, he was immensely grateful that everyone stepped up to the daunting task on his behalf. When the heist was actually executed, The Heat used his ray gun to slice through the vault after the other crew members had circumvented the other traps and obstacles. Although The Heat came under attack by The Praetorian in the escape, The Gladiator defeated The Praetorian and The Heat escaped with the loot along with the rest of the heist crew.

Although the crew split the take eight ways, leaving The Heat just enough to repay The Salamander, The Heat didn’t actually have to repay it. Because Johnny had the heist crew wear uniforms identical to those worn by The Salamander and his crew, The Bastard presumed them responsible, and slew them. The Heat was now free of The Bastard's wrath and no longer had anyone to pay back, so he spent all of his take gambling and wasting it on bad investments, cars, wines, and women.

## Powers

While The Heat does not exhibit the use of traditional super powers, he does have a trademark ray gun which he is famed for. It is unknown if he constructed it himself or acquired it.
Kurtwood Smith

**Kurtwood Smith** is an American actor. He portrays Old Man Miller on Netflix's Jupiter's Legacy.

## Credits

### Actor

#### Season 1

* *All the Devils Are Here*
* *What's the Use?*
* *Cover Her Face*

## External links

* Kurtwood Smith at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Kurtwood Smith (@tahitismith) on Twitter

* Follow Kurtwood Smith (@therealkurtwoodsmith) on Instagram
Frostbite

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

**Frostbite** is a small time super-criminal and a minor character in *Supercrooks*.

## Biography

Frostbite worked with Johnny Bolt on a jewel store heist, but was quickly apprehended by The Gladiator. He looked to Johnny for leadership, but Johnny was also dispatched by The Gladiator and Frostbite went to prison.
The Praetorian (episode)

**"The Praetorian"** is the fourth episode of the first season of *Supercrooks* and the fourth episode of the show overall.

## Synopsis

*Johnny and his friends are confronted by Praetorian, a superhero who relishes using his seemingly endless abilities to punish them.*

## Plot

The supercrooks are shocked at Praetorian, who simply smiles at them. The Union of Justice broadcasts everything, describing Praetorian as very powerful.

Praetorian tells the crooks that they should prepare to die. The villains scatter, but Praetorian uses spark division in order to chase them.

Praetorian approaches Frostbite, as he uses an ice blast. However, this does not stop Praetorian for long and uses his fire breath, which consumes the crook entirely. After that, Praetorian kicks him high into the air and back onto the ground, leaving moveless. After that, Praetorian steps on his head and kicks him until he dies, ignoring Frostbites plead at negotiating.

Praetorian approaches Kismet, who uses his powers to give him bad luck. However, Praetorian reflects it back. Fish start falling from the sky on top of him, inclding a huge shark which tries to swallow him. Praetorian crushes the shark and says that Kismet had been crushed to death.

Transmit and Johnny try escaping, but they are found by Praetorian, who kicks Transmit and sends him high above ground. He then kicks him repeatedly against a car until he kills him.

Johnny is approaches by Praetorian as well, who punches him in the face. Johnny uses his tries to electrocute him by shocking the ground, which just makes Praetorian chuckle. Johnny says that he would not be going back to prison and tries running away, but sees that all his friends had been brought back defeated by the other Praetorians. Johnny complains that four against one was cowardly, so Praetorian agrees to fight him one on one.

Johnny asks him what he wants and Praetorian asks how long it had been since he had gotten out of Supermax, and hugs him with one arm until Johnny admits that he had been released the day before. Preatorian says that that was pitiful and understands that it would not be fair to send him back to prison. Praetorian says that he cares more about the sin than the sinner and knows that he has somebody who cares for him. Praetorian tells him to not go around doing things that would make her sad and tells him and his gang that they would never get a chance like that again.

the jewelery, now having $8,000 per person.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* Johnny Bolt (anime) - Jonah Scott
* Kasey - Abby Trott
* Carmine - Doug Stone
* The Praetorian - D.C. Douglas
* Frostbite - Tony Pasqualini
* Kismet - William Stephens
* Praetorian's Maid - Nancy Linary
* News Anchor - Nathan Turner

### Additional Cast

* Michael Scott
* Barbara Goodson
TK McCabe

**TK McCabe** is a former super-criminal and a supporting character in *Supercrooks*.

## Description

Easily angered, TK McCabe's main concern is caring for his wife and child. Physically, TK is short with black hair and green eyes, and he typically wears shirts with a circular symbol on it.

## Biography

TK quit crime due to the overabundance of superheroes making illicit careers untenable. He landed a construction job, struggling to provide for his family, but his boss frequently abused him. When Johnny Bolt offered TK the opportunity to make money faster again, he immediately accepted.

He was confused about using an apartment (rather than a hotel) as their base of operations for a heist in Tenerife, and didn't initially know the exact particulars of the heist itself. He thought it hilarious when Johnny Bolt blackmailed The Gladiator about his homosexuality, and when he found out that Johnny's heist plan entailed robbing The Bastard he did not complain as his compatriots did. His only issue with the heist was in taking only a single case, until it was explained to him that it was a space-case; a container roughly the size of a suitcase that can store the contents of an entire house inside, where The Bastard had hoarded his riches.

During the heist itself, TK used his telekinesis to float everyone down a deep shaft into the earth beneath The Bastard's mansion, where his vault resided. After the heist crew retrieved the take, they ran into The Praetorian, who fought them all including TK. Eventually The Gladiator intervened and defeated The Praetorian, allowing the crew to escape. With his take, he bought a cruise ship and took his family on a European vacation, something he expressed interest in doing during the heist.

## Powers

Called "The Telekinetic", TK McCabe can lift objects with his mind. The circular symbol on his shirts glow whenever he uses his power.
Morgan David Jones

**Morgan David Jones** (born December 5, 1982) is an Australian actor. He portrays Jack Frost on Netflix's Jupiter's Legacy.

## Credits

### Actor

#### Season 1

* *Painting the Clouds With Sunshine*
* *How It All Ends*

## External links

* Morgan David Jones at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Morgan David Jones (@MrMorganDJones) on Twitter

* Follow Morgan David Jones (@mrmorgandavidjones) on Instagram
Petra Small

* Civilian
* The Flare II

**Petra Small**, also known as **The Flare II**, is a character on Netflix's Jupiter's Legacy. She is portrayed by Tenika Davis.

She is a superhero who takes over the mantle after her father's injury. But in this world, superheroics aren't all fun and games, and often come with a whole bunch of deadly consequences.

## Throughout the Series

### Season 1

#### Paper and Stone

As Brandon Sampson makes a speech about his friends who died in the fight against the cloned Blackstar. He feels like he failed. After the ceremony, Fitz Small thanks Brandon, claiming he did the right thing or his daughter Petra Small would have died as well in the aforementioned fight.

#### Omnes Pro Uno

Petra confides in Brandon that she is thinking of leaving the Union of Justice as she does not believe in the Code anymore. Brandon admits he has had doubts over the Code as well. Especially more recently, but he remembers what his father told him and how “the Code was not meant to make our lives easier. You have to care about people. About this world”.

#### How It All Ends

Elsewhere, Brandon speaks to Sheldon to comfort him about Walter and states he will be okay. Sheldon mentions how one time he had to make many sacrifices. He then references Skyfox and how his friend felt like the Code held him back and ended up breaking it. Sheldon states Skyfox became their worst enemy, and so he cannot lose his son as well, just like he lost George, who was like a brother to him. Brandon reassures him that he’s been talking like his own father recently. Unfortunately, their conversation is cut short as they are alerted by Petra that the real Blackstar is now free.

Later, at the The Supermax, which has been locked down as the guards and superheroes look for Blackstar. Brandon surveys the place but ends up getting attacked from behind by Blackstar. Sheldon arrives, and Blackstar wants to test him on his Code. He asks if his son comes first or the Code. Sheldon knows if he kills Blackstar to save his son, the Union will lose its trust in the Code. Luckily, Sheldon doesn’t have to make a choice as Petra comes to help in the fight. Brandon remembers his father’s words when he claimed he was not close to being ready. So he puts Blackstar in a compromising position, and he has a choice to kill him. However, he chooses at that moment to follow the Code.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Super Speed**
* **Flight**
* **Photonic Energy Blast**
* **Super Strength**

## Appearances

### Season 1

* *By Dawn's Early Light*
* *Paper and Stone*
* *What's the Use?*
* *Omnes Pro Uno*
* *How It All Ends*

## Trivia

* According to the *Jupiter's Legacy* press packet for Volume 1, Fitz’s daughter The Flare II, aka Petra Small, has a special super-suit in the series.
	+ Costume designer Lizz Wolf was inspired by sneaker technology for the young hero’s costuming, and Petra’s super-suit was made using 3D engineered knitting. Thus, itI’s actually one woven piece from head to toe.
* Like her father, Flare II is somewhat a combination of Green Lantern in DC Comics and Quicksilver in Marvel comics.
Mae-Ling

**Mae-Ling** is Danny Dubrovny's Japanese wife and a minor character in *Supercrooks*.

## Biography

Dubrovny and Mae-Ling married after Dubrovny's Miami-based Japanese import-export business kicked off. They were happy together, and she comforted Dubrovny when his former associates began to die mysteriously. When it became apparent that someone was hunting all of Dubrovny's loved ones, Mae-Ling went into hiding with Dubrovny, but The Bastard still managed to find and kill her. She died in Dubrovny's arms.
Sang Kyu Kim

## External Links

**Sang Kyu Kim** is a producer and writer. He is an executive producer, a writer, and the showrunner of Jupiter's Legacy.

November 8, 2019, Sang Kim has been named showrunner for Jupiter’s Legacy, Netflix has confirmed. Kim joined the series following the September exit of Steven S. DeKnight, who stepped down as showrunner over creative differences.

## External Links

* Sang Kyu Kim at the Internet Movie Database

## References

1. ↑ - ‘Jupiter’s Legacy’: Sang Kim Joins As Showrunner Of Netflix Series Following Steven S. DeKnight Exit

Steven S. DeKnight • **Sang Kyu Kim** • Henry G.M. Jones • Morenike Balogun Koch • Akela Cooper • Kate Barnow • Julia Cooperman
Steven S. DeKnight • Sang Kyu Kim • Mark Millar • Frank Quitely • Lorenzo di Bonaventura • Dan McDermott • James Middleton

Directors
Steven S. DeKnight • Charlotte Brändström • Christopher J. Byrne • Marc Jobst
Supercrooks (Anime series)

**Super Crooks/Supercrooks** is an anime adaptation of Mark Millar and Leinil Yu's *Supercrooks* heist comic, set in the "Millarworld Cinematic Universe", it ties into the *Jupiter's Legacy* TV series. It was released on Netflix on November 25, 2021.

## Synopsis

In this anime adaptation, small-time crook Johnny Bolt recruits the ultimate crew for one last heist -- for real! From comic book legend, Mark Millar.

## Cast

* Johnny Bolt
	+ Kenjiro Tsuda (Japanese)
	+ Jonah Scott (English)
* Kasey
	+ Maaya Sakamoto (Japanese)
	+ Abby Trott (English)
* Christopher Matts
	+ Hiroshi Yanaka
* Carmine/The Heat
	+ Yasuji Kimura (Japanese)
	+ Doug Stone (English)
* Gladiator
	+ Pierre Taki (Japanese)
	+ Beau Billingslea (English)
* Josh/The Ghost
	+ Junichi Suwabe (Japanese)
	+ Bill Butts (English)
* Salamander
	+ Hisao Egawa
* TK McCabe
	+ Eiji Takemoto (Japanese)
	+ Bill Rogers (English)
* Sammy Diesel
	+ Subaru Kimura (Japanese)
	+ Ben Pronsky (English)
* Roddy Diesel
	+ Tetsu Inada (Japanese)
	+ Bruno Oliver (English)
* Praetorian
	+ Wataru Hatano (Japanese)
	+ D. C. Douglas (English)
* Forecast
	+ KENN (Japanese)
	+ Zeno Robinson (English)

## Trivia

* A Supercrooks anime adaptation produced by Bones is already in the works and planned for release in 2021.

## References

1. ↑ Mark Millar on Twitter
2. ↑ Netflix Announces Jupiter’s Legacy Spinoff, Supercrooks
Jacinda

* Civilian
* Shockwave

**Jacinda**, also known as **Shockwave**, is a character on Netflix's Jupiter's Legacy. She is portrayed by Jess Salgueiro.

## Powers and Abilities

**Vibration Manipulation:** Jacinda has the power to create and manipulate vibrations. She can shape these vibrations to use it as blasts strong enough to keep Chloe at bay. She could also use her vibrations to fly at high speeds.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* *Painting the Clouds With Sunshine*
* *How It All Ends*
Frank Quitely

## External Links

**Frank Quitely** is a Scottish comic book artist. He is the artist of the Jupiter's Legacy comic series and an executive producer on Jupiter's Legacy.

## External Links

* Frank Quitely at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Frank Quitely (@frankquitely1) on Twitter

* Follow Frank Quitely (@frankquitelyofficial) on Instagram

## References

Steven S. DeKnight • Sang Kyu Kim • Henry G.M. Jones • Morenike Balogun Koch • Akela Cooper • Kate Barnow • Julia Cooperman
Steven S. DeKnight • Sang Kyu Kim • Mark Millar • **Frank Quitely** • Lorenzo di Bonaventura • Dan McDermott • James Middleton

Directors
Steven S. DeKnight • Charlotte Brändström • Christopher J. Byrne • Marc Jobst
Steven S. DeKnight

## External Links

**Steven S. DeKnight** (born April 8, 1964) is an American screenwriter, television producer, and director.

He is a director, a writer, an executive producer, and the former showrunner of Jupiter's Legacy.

## Biography

Steven S. DeKnight was born in Millville, New Jersey, USA. He is a producer and writer, known for Pacific Rim: Uprising (2018), Spartacus (2010) and Daredevil (2015). He is married to Jaime Slater.

## External Links

* Steven S. DeKnight at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Steven S. DeKnight (@stevendeknight) on Twitter

## References

1. ↑ - ‘Jupiter’s Legacy’: Showrunner Steven S. DeKnight Exits As Filming Of Netflix Series Continues

**Steven S. DeKnight** • Sang Kyu Kim • Henry G.M. Jones • Morenike Balogun Koch • Akela Cooper • Kate Barnow • Julia Cooperman
Steven S. DeKnight • Sang Kyu Kim • Mark Millar • Frank Quitely • Lorenzo di Bonaventura • Dan McDermott • James Middleton

Directors
Steven S. DeKnight • Charlotte Brändström • Christopher J. Byrne • Marc Jobst
Kate Barnow

## External Links

**Kate Barnow** is a writer and producer. She is known for her work on House of Cards (2013), Fear the Walking Dead (2015) and True Blood (2008). She is a writer on Jupiter's Legacy.

## External Links

* Kate Barnow at the Internet Movie Database

## References

Steven S. DeKnight • Sang Kyu Kim • Henry G.M. Jones • Morenike Balogun Koch • Akela Cooper • **Kate Barnow** • Julia Cooperman
Steven S. DeKnight • Sang Kyu Kim • Mark Millar • Frank Quitely • Lorenzo di Bonaventura • Dan McDermott • James Middleton

Directors
Steven S. DeKnight • Charlotte Brändström • Christopher J. Byrne • Marc Jobst
Supercrooks (Live action)

**Supercrooks**  is upcoming an American live-action spinoff series, based on on Millarworld’s Supercrooks comic, which focuses on the super-villains from the same narrative universe.

## Synopsis

### First

*Supercrooks* is described as a return to the world of Jupiter’s Legacy with a ragtag gang of supervillains, con artists, petty thieves and leg-breakers who band together for the heist of the century and the most outrageous crime story you’ve ever seen in your life. Crime pays, and they’re going to prove it. Some people just want to have the time of their lives and make a little dirty money while they’re doing it. If the superheroes get in the way, they’re going to be spitting teeth.

## Production

### Development

On June 2, 2021, it was announced that Netflix is turning Mark Millar’s Jupiter’s Legacy series into a universe spanning an anthology franchise and that the streamer has set a live-action adaptation of Supercrooks. The series will take place in the same universe as the *Jupiter’s Legacy* series.

While In the comics there are characters that cross over between Supercrooks and Jupiter’s Legacy, the live-action adaptation is in early stages, so it is unclear whether characters from the first season of *Jupiter’s Legacy* would migrate to it.

## Trivia

* A Supercrooks anime adaptation produced by Bones has already been released in 2021, on Netflix.

## References

1. ↑ ‘Supercrooks’ Live-Action Millarworld Series Ordered By Netflix As ‘Jupiter’s Legacy’ Releases Cast
2. ↑ Netflix Announces Jupiter’s Legacy Spinoff, Supercrooks
Tenerife

**Tenerife** is an island in the Canary Islands where The Bastard made his home in retirement.

## History

The majority of *Supercrooks* takes place on the island. Fifteen years prior to its beginning, The Bastard settled on the island and built a mansion with advanced security to guard his amassed fortune. He eventually hired The Praetorian to guard himself and his assets, and deliberately crafted a reputation of fear to keep other "supers" away from the island itself.

Despite this, a heist crew consisting of Johnny Bolt, The Heat, Kasey, The Ghost, TK McCabe, Forecast, Roddy Diesel, and Sammy Diesel arrived on the island via airline intending to rob The Bastard, Kasey using her psychic powers to bypass security. On the island they set up a base of operations in an apartment, blackmailed The Gladiator into joining their crew, and then scoped out The Bastard's mansion for robbery. They carried it out, leveling the mansion in the process, and then departed. The Bastard, without any wealth left and his bodyguard now useless due to brain damage, also departed the island to rebuild his lost fortune.
Janna Croft

* Civilian
* Ghost Beam

**Janna Croft**, also known as **Ghost Beam**, is a character on Netflix's Jupiter's Legacy. She is portrayed by Kara Royster.

## Personality

Janna is a warm soul and quite optimistic, she is always cheerful and likes to help others, she is quite affectionate with her friend Chloe, Even Chloe has some concern and respect towards Janna, she also defends her friends a lot and is capable of giving life for them.Janna is a very outgoing girl and that makes many want to be her friends, even Lady Liberty loves her very much.

## Powers and Abilities

**Intangibility**: Janna has the ability to phase through objects by manipulating her molecular structure in order to do so. She was seen using her phasing ability when she phased through chloe's bathroom to check on her after she walked out from the party.

**Invisibility**: She also has the ability to turn invisible.

## Weaknesses

**Mortality**: Despite her superpowers, Janna is still human and can die just like a normal person.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* *All the Devils Are Here*
* *Cover Her Face*
James Middleton

## External Links

**James Middleton** is a producer and former United Artists production executive. He is an executive producer on Jupiter's Legacy.

## External Links

* James Middleton at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow James Middleton (@jamesemiddleton) on Instagram

## References

Steven S. DeKnight • Sang Kyu Kim • Henry G.M. Jones • Morenike Balogun Koch • Akela Cooper • Kate Barnow • Julia Cooperman
Steven S. DeKnight • Sang Kyu Kim • Mark Millar • Frank Quitely • Lorenzo di Bonaventura • Dan McDermott • **James Middleton**

Directors
Steven S. DeKnight • Charlotte Brändström • Christopher J. Byrne • Marc Jobst
The Praetorian

**The Praetorian** is The Bastard's personal head of security, a corrupt superhero, and a secondary antagonist in *Supercrooks*.

## Description

Well built with brown hair and brown eyes, The Praetorian is a superhero of dubious character. Although he has purportedly saved the entire world on "many occasions", he is also known to be corrupt, to have abused his authority, and was kicked off his team by The Gladiator for 300 counts of criminal misbehavior. He was also lecherous, willing to let super villains go in exchange for fellatio.

## Biography

After being kicked off his team, The Praetorian was taken to court for his crimes. Miraculously, he escaped 57 counts of abuse of authority due to his past service. His own team mates began presenting evidence against him for his other charges, but he miraculously acquired the services of a world class lawyer which he never could have paid for himself, and managed to escape all 300 charges in total.

As it turns out, The Praetorian had become a bodyguard and personal head of security for The Bastard, a vastly wealthy super villain in retirement who aided The Praetorian. He remained often at The Bastard's side, even stooping low enough to clear thugs away from his car for The Bastard, while also handling admission into The Bastard's mansion.

Eventually, Kasey showed up on The Bastard's scanner in his home island of Tenerife. The Bastard and The Praetorian went to investigate, taking Kasey into custody. Eventually Kasey revealed that she was there to rob The Bastard, and that a heist was currently underway, so The Bastard dispatched The Praetorian to deal with them.

Teleporting in front of them, The Praetorian cloned himself and assaulted the entire team, nearly defeating them until The Gladiator, his old partner, revealed himself as working with the heist. The Praetorian fearfully tried to talk The Gladiator down, but The Gladiator was disgusted by The Praetorian's corruption, calling him a "disgrace to that uniform" before punching him hard enough to incapacitate him and leave him with permanent brain damage.

## Powers

The Praetorian is reported to have around 200 different powers, including but not limited to:

* Self-multiplication: The Praetorian frequently creates clones of himself to attack groups.
* Teleportation
* Laser vision.
* Laser beams, shot from the hands.
* Lightning manipulation.
* Super strength
* Technopathy
* Super hearing
* Pyrokinesis
* Super speed
* Hydrokinesis
Morenike Balogun Koch

## External Links

**Morenike Balogun Koch** is a Nigerian writer and producer. She is a writer on Jupiter's Legacy.

## External Links

* Morenike Balogun Koch at the Internet Movie Database

## References

Steven S. DeKnight • Sang Kyu Kim • Henry G.M. Jones • **Morenike Balogun Koch** • Akela Cooper • Kate Barnow • Julia Cooperman
Steven S. DeKnight • Sang Kyu Kim • Mark Millar • Frank Quitely • Lorenzo di Bonaventura • Dan McDermott • James Middleton

Directors
Steven S. DeKnight • Charlotte Brändström • Christopher J. Byrne • Marc Jobst
Supercrooks: How Far Can A Superhero Fall?

* Original cover
* Variant cover

**How Far Can A Superhero Fall?** is the second issue of *Supercrooks*. In it, Johnny Bolt assembles a crew to pull off a heist to help pay The Heat's debts and to enrich himself at the same time.

## Synopsis

Johnny Bolt is a villain living in a world where pickings are slim and the “heroes” are everywhere. Now, with little left to lose, he’s convincing his pals that their last, best hope lies overseas. But will culture shock get to them before policía do?

## Plot

Johnny went with The Heat to recruit a heist crew for his plan to rob someone in Spain, where no superheroes were present. His first stop was for The Ghost, an intangible supercrook who went straight as a wealthy architect after his career as a cat-burglar. Although The Ghost initially refused, he joined for The Heat's sake to help him pay his debts, as The Heat had mentored The Ghost during his time in prison.

Next on the list was TK McCabe, a telekinetic who went straight as a construction worker. Abused as he was by his boss, he gladly joined Johnny's heist. After that, they picked up Forecast, who had gone straight as an umbrella salesman, causing unnatural storms so that he could sell umbrellas for exorbitant prices. Despite the extortion, he didn't make much, and agreed to join Johnny's team for a bigger payout.

Finally, Johnny sought out Roddy and Sammy Diesel, brothers who could regenerate from any wound and fought in prize rings for a living. As Johnny had rapport with both, being friends with Roddy and having done time with Sammy, it was just a matter of choosing which to hire. The Heat suggested Sammy for his brutality, but when a competitor in a fighting ring incapacitated Sammy with a laser beam, Roddy ripped off Sammy's own leg and beat their competitors into submission with it. Impressed by Roddy's savagery, Johnny hired them both.

Together, the crew boarded a flight for Tenerife in the Spanish Canary Islands, with Kasey using her psychic powers to make everyone think they were rabbis. They rented an apartment as their base of operations, and then went to pick up "Glenda", the last member of their team. As it turned out, "Glenda" was an online alias for The Gladiator, who was there in secret to have anonymous sex with men he met online. Johnny revealed himself and blackmailed The Gladiator, threatening to expose his homosexual trysts unless he helped them rob the greatest super villain of all time: The Bastard.
Walt Flanagan

**Walt Flanagan** is a small time super-criminal and a minor character in *Supercrooks*.

## Description

A worrier, Flanagan has spiky black hair, dark green eyes, and a heavy frame. He wears typical gothic attire: black leather, black lipstick, piercings, and painted black nails. He worked with The Heat to become a better more successful criminal.

## Biography

Flanagan would predict winning plays and feed them to The Heat in the Osiris casino, quickly racking up twelve million dollars in winnings. Becoming concerned over The Heat's drunkenness and greed, Flanagan insisted they stop lest they draw attention to themselves. Unfortunately for Flanagan, they already had, and casino security quickly arrived outside his car in the parking lot.

After being taken into custody and brought before The Salamander, Flanagan apologized to The Heat for getting caught. The Salamander seemed to reassure him, calling his psychic abilities a "pretty cool trick", and asked him if he could see into his own future. Flanagan then foresaw his own death, and The Salamander told him he had only himself to blame. Flanagan's last words were "oh my God" before The Salamander's teleporter teleported a cigar case into the back of Flanagan's skull and killed him.

## Powers

Described as a "level four psychic", Flanagan can see roughly thirty seconds into the future, such as to predict which gamble would be a winning bet.
Keras

**Keras** is one of the main characters in the first season of *Jinn*. Kerasquioxian is his full name. He is the "good" Jinn who is in search of the bad one , Vera. He is using the body of Hosny and his soul is merged with his.

He is portrayed by Hamzeh Okab.

## Throughout the Series

(Season 1 ending)

It can be assumed that Keras is "gone" as Hosny's body was too weak to contain the powerful him. But the fact that Hosny is himself alive with a "tint " in his memories, this can lead us to the understanding that Keras somehow ended up mixing himself with Hosny and is somewhere in his mind.

## Physical Appearance

Keras or "Hosny" appears to be an attractive teen. With an average build and husky voice.

## Relationships

Mira - His summoner. He is bound to protect her. Their relationship started off hectic as Mira was scared of him. But soon she got used to him as she understood his aim was to get rid of Vera. They also shared a kiss. And Mira mentioned she didn't mind being around him.

Vera- They both are jinns. They probably have known each other for billions of years. Keras is here to take Vera back to their realm. they both share a rocky and crude relationship.

## Appearances

**Season One (5/5)**

* *Strange Whispers*
* *Magic Sand*
* *A Dangerous Funny Feeling*
* *JinnHunter*
* *Careful What You Wish For*

## Gallery

* Promotional
* Season 1 Screencaps

**"Strange Whispers"**

**"Magic Sand"**

**"A Dangerous Funny Feeling"**

**"JinnHunter"**

**"Careful What You Wish For"**
Vera

**Vera** is one of the main characters in the first season of *Jinn*. She is the "evil" Jinn Keras is looking for. The main antagonist of the series.

She is portrayed by Aysha Shahaltough.

## Appearances

**Season One (5/5)**

* *Strange Whispers*
* *Magic Sand*
* *A Dangerous Funny Feeling*
* *JinnHunter*
* *Careful What You Wish For*

## Gallery

* Promotional
* Season 1 Screencaps

**"Strange Whispers"**

**"Magic Sand"**

**"A Dangerous Funny Feeling"**

**"JinnHunter"**

**"Careful What You Wish For"**
Layla

**Layla** is one of the main characters in the first season of *Jinn*. She is portrayed by Ban Halaweh.

## Appearances

**Season One (5/5)**

* *Strange Whispers*
* *Magic Sand*
* *A Dangerous Funny Feeling*
* *JinnHunter*
* *Careful What You Wish For*

## Gallery

* Promotional
* Season 1 Screencaps

**"Strange Whispers"**

**"Magic Sand"**

**"A Dangerous Funny Feeling"**

**"JinnHunter"**

**"Careful What You Wish For"**
Mira

**Mira** is one of the main characters in the first season of *Jinn*. She is portrayed by Salma Malhas.

## Appearances

**Season One (5/5)**

* *Strange Whispers*
* *Magic Sand*
* *A Dangerous Funny Feeling*
* *JinnHunter*
* *Careful What You Wish For*

## Gallery

* Promotional
* Season 1 Screencaps

**"Strange Whispers"**

**"Magic Sand"**

**"A Dangerous Funny Feeling"**

**"JinnHunter"**

**"Careful What You Wish For"**
The Salamander

**The Salamander** is the operator of The Bastard's old criminal empire, and a secondary antagonist in *Supercrooks*.

## Description

Merciless and powerful, the Salamander runs his businesses with a cutthroat attitude and does not suffer slights, making examples of those who try to cheat him. Physically, The Salamander is middle aged with short brown hair and brown eyes, typically wearing business attire.

## Biography

One day after taking over The Bastard's business, The Salamander became aware that The Heat was cheating at his Osiris casino, racking up twelve million dollars in winnings. He had The Heat detained along with his accomplice, Walt Flanagan, and killed Flanagan to make a point. He then ordered The Heat to pay him one hundred million dollars in restitution by the end of the month.

Later on, The Bastard arrived, complaining about his "eight hundred million dollars". Confused, The Salamander tried to placate The Bastard, but he would not be dissuaded. The Bastard exploded The Salamander's skull and the skulls of all his henchmen, believing them to be the ones who robbed his mansion. This was because Johnny Bolt, a friend of The Heat's, adorned costumes identical to The Salamander's when he performed his heist on The Bastard's mansion, deliberately sending The Bastard to kill The Salamander.

## Powers and Abililities

He is known to be really dangerous and can kill people like its nothing.

1. He can manipulate life energy

2. He can use his bloodlust to take lives by suffocating them

3. He can manipulate dark energy

4. Artificial Intelligence

5. Super Strength

6. Flight

7. Trained Assassin

8. Ability to change his body into a undamagable substance
Fahed

**Fahed** is one of the main characters in the first season of *Jinn*. He is portrayed by Yasser Al Hadi.

## Appearances

**Season One (5/5)**

* *Strange Whispers*
* *Magic Sand*
* *A Dangerous Funny Feeling*
* *JinnHunter*
* *Careful What You Wish For*

## Gallery

* Promotional
* Season 1 Screencaps

**"Strange Whispers"**

**"Magic Sand"**

**"A Dangerous Funny Feeling"**

**"JinnHunter"**

**"Careful What You Wish For"**
Amin Matalqa

## Career

### Position

Director
Writer

## External Links

**Amin Matalqa** is a Writer and Director for *Jinn.*

## Credits

### Season 1

* "Strange Whispers" (Writer)
* "A Dangerous Funny Feeling" (Director)
* "JinnHunter" (Director)

## External Links

* Amin Matalqa at the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Amin Matalqa (@aminmatalqa) on Twitter
* Follow Amin Matalqa (@amatalqa) on Instagram

## References

**Directors: Mir-Jean Bou Chaaya • Amin Matalqa •**
Strange Whispers

**Strange Whispers** is the first episode of the first season of *Jinn*, and the first episode of the series overall.

## Synopsis

When a school trip to Petra turns deadly, some students suspect supernatural forces are to blame. Back home, a mysterious boy appears before Mira.

## Plot

**SPOILERS AHEAD**
A group of teenagers preparing for a school trip to Petra, excitedly discussing an upcoming party that night. However, one of the boys called Tarek confronts Yassin over something he’s said at school to their teacher before they all head off to the ruins.

On the way, the kids discuss the mysterious Jinn and it’s alleged presence in the world. This mythical creature is trying to get back to the human world and will do whatever it can to do just that. As the guys arrive at Petra, we learn more about the Jinn as they stare up at a beautiful carved temple in the rock. The tour guide then delivers more exposition, telling us that the Jinn can take any form, including both human and animal.

Away from the group, Tarek chases Yassin into a tight space inside the temple where he ends up urinating on him. As Tarek walks away, sneering and chuckling to himself, a scorpion bites Yassin before a mysterious girl called Vera appears and helps him out of the hole and back to the group.

As night descends, some of the students sneak away to drink next to the temple while the rest listen to tribal chanting, singing and flute playing from the tour guide. It’s here where Hassan starts hearing voices before throwing up on the ground. As the group head back, Tarek falls and breaks his neck in a weird throwback to Hassan’s earlier comment about wishing him to fall and do just that. As the paramedics arrive to take Tarek’s body away, the kids are told to get back on the bus.

We then return to the city with our various main characters and their families. Mira refuses to talk to her Father about what’s happened while Yassin stands up to his step father’s toxicity back at his house. We catch up with Mira again listening to her audio recorder from the day at Petra before a strange cloud of smoke outside materialises into a figure called Kerasquioxian. He tells her she’s the key to saving her friends before disappearing again.

Still reeling from what she’s heard, back at school the next day Hassan is convinced that Tarek was killed by the Jinn. Nasser then takes his anger out on Yassin and confronts him about Tarek’s death before Vera stands up and promises to make Nasser pay. A few minutes later, as they take their seats at assembly, Nasser stands up, proclaiming he doesn’t deserve this world and slits his own throat.

## Cast

* Sultan Alkhail as Yassin
* Hamzeh Okab as Keras
* Aysha Shahaltough as Vera
* Zaid Zoubi as Hassan
* Ban Halaweh as Layla
* Yasser Al Hadi as Fahed
* Mohammad Nizar as Nasser
* Mohammad Hindieh as Omar
* Karam Tabbaa as Jameel
* Abdelrazzaq Jarkas as Tarek
* Hana Chamoun as Ms. Ola
* Manal Sehaimat as Lubna
* Nadeem Rimawi as Zuhair
* Thamer Aladwan as Mr. Malik
Jinn

**Jinn** is a Middle Eastern Netflix series.

## Synopsis

On a field trip to Petra, two jinns -- one good, the other evil -- enter the human realm, turning high school into a supernatural battleground.

## Main Cast

* Salma Malhas as Mira
* Hamzeh Okab as Keras
* Sultan Alkhail as Yassin
* Aysha Shahaltough as Vera
* Ban Halaweh as Layla
* Zaid Zoubi as Hassan
* Karam Tabbaa as Jameel
* Yasser Al Hadi as Fahed
* Mohammad Hindieh as Omar
* Abd Alrazzaq Jarkas as Tarek
* Mohammad Nizar as Nasser
* Faris Al Bahri as Naji

## Production Notes

* **Development**
* On February 26, 2018, it was announced that Netflix had given a series order to Jinn, a new television series, directed by Mir-Jean Bou Chaaya, and executive produced by Elan and Rajeev Dassani. The series order was reportedly for a first season of six episodes.

On August 13, 2018, it was announced that in addition to serving as director, Mir-Jean Bou Chaaya would also act as an executive producer. Additionally, it was further reported that writers would include Elan and Rajeev Dassani and Amin Matalqa. Elan was expected to serve as head writer while Matalqa was slated to direct two episodes. Production companies involved with the series set to consist of Kabreet Productions. On April 18, 2019, it was announced that the series is scheduled to premiere on June 13, 2019.

* **Casting**
* Alongside the start of production announcement, it was confirmed that the series would star Salma Malhas, Hamzeh Okab, Sultan Alkhail, Aysha Shahaltough, Yasser Al Hadi, and Ban Halaweh.

* **Filming**
* Principal photography began on August 13, 2018 in Amman, Jordan. The shoot was scheduled to last over the course of ten weeks with filming locations including Petra, Wadi Rum as well as a dozen locations in Amman.

## Multimedia

### Images

* Posters
* Promotional Images
* Character Portraits
* Videos

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Jinn Poster Layla.jpg

Jinn Poster Hassan.jpg

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Lucien Bou Chaaya

## External Links

**Lucien Bou Chaaya** is a Producer for *Jinn.*

## Credits

### Season 1

* "Strange Whispers"
* "Magic Sand"
* "A Dangerous Funny Feeling"
* "JinnHunter"
* "Careful What You Wish For"

## External Links

* Lucien Bou Chaaya at the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Lucien Bou Chaaya (@lucienbouchaaya) on Instagram

## References

**Directors: Mir-Jean Bou Chaaya • Amin Matalqa •**