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Doctor Alexander, real name Clifford A. R. Alexander, is a mage who spent most of his time chasing extra-dimensional baddies who had the bad taste to stick their noses into this dimension. He'd fought Superheroes and Supervillains both, because his focus was on doing what he felt was right; being neutral in outlook didn't hurt his being first Headmaster at Whateley. He is Whateley Academy's first Headmaster. He spent the several summers previous to the Academy reopening with Rev. Englund cleaning out mystic nastiness and putting warning signs around stuff that was too hard to remove.

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rdfs:comment	Doctor Alexander, real name Clifford A. R. Alexander, is a mage who spent most of his time chasing extra-dimensional baddies who had the bad taste to stick their noses into this dimension. He'd fought Superheroes and Supervillains both, because his focus was on doing what he felt was right; being neutral in outlook didn't hurt his being first Headmaster at Whateley. He is Whateley Academy's first Headmaster. He spent the several summers previous to the Academy reopening with Rev. Englund cleaning out mystic nastiness and putting warning signs around stuff that was too hard to remove. Doctor Alexander is a cross-dimensional recurring character. In 1993 the Heroes Unlimited sourcebook Villains Unlimited on page 193 mentions him as the mastermind "the Darkhold" nicknamed "the Monster Factory" which created giant humanoid mutant animals. Those close to him say it seems like he was raised in a different world. He claimed to be from a similar dimension where a cosmic phenom turned the world over and explicitly mentioned Lone Star Laboratories. He was apparently killed in a raid.
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abstract	Doctor Alexander, real name Clifford A. R. Alexander, is a mage who spent most of his time chasing extra-dimensional baddies who had the bad taste to stick their noses into this dimension. He'd fought Superheroes and Supervillains both, because his focus was on doing what he felt was right; being neutral in outlook didn't hurt his being first Headmaster at Whateley. Mimeo didn’t think Dr. Alexander looked anything like the photos he’d seen. He’d only seen Dr. Alexander as a demon-ass-kicking guy floating in mid-air in a tuxedo and black cape, wearing a wicked-looking beard. This guy looked like a college professor, including the tweed blazer and the glasses. The only hint that this wasn’t someone to jack around with was the hard eyes. He is Whateley Academy's first Headmaster. He spent the several summers previous to the Academy reopening with Rev. Englund cleaning out mystic nastiness and putting warning signs around stuff that was too hard to remove. Doctor Alexander is a cross-dimensional recurring character. In 1993 the Heroes Unlimited sourcebook Villains Unlimited on page 193 mentions him as the mastermind "the Darkhold" nicknamed "the Monster Factory" which created giant humanoid mutant animals. Those close to him say it seems like he was raised in a different world. He claimed to be from a similar dimension where a cosmic phenom turned the world over and explicitly mentioned Lone Star Laboratories. He was apparently killed in a raid. In 1993 the Lone Star sourcebook (world book 13 for Rifts) on page 121 introduces a character named Frederick Alexander who works in the Lone Star Complex and is also called "Doctor Alexander". His full name is Frederick Philip Alexander, Jr. indicating he had a father of the same name, Frederick Philip Alexander, Sr.. This may be the one who was lost through a Rift to Villains Unlimited. The two have apparently different attitudes as Junior is opposed to creating mutant animals and is forced to as a slave, whereas the mastermind of the Darkhold willingly created mutant animals.

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