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'''Smedley Hopkirk,''' often simply referred to as The Commissioner, is an elderly English gentleman working in [[Buranda]] and is a recurring character in ''[[Kaza's Mate, Gwenna (series)|Kaza's Mate, Gwenna]].'' | '''Smedley Hopkirk,''' often simply referred to as The Commissioner, is an elderly English gentleman working in [[Buranda]] and is a recurring character in ''[[Kaza's Mate, Gwenna (series)|Kaza's Mate, Gwenna]].'' He is often accompanied by his assistant [[George Wimberley]] or his wife [[Nula|Catherine]]. | ||
Years before he was a sidekick to the jungle girl [[Nula]], Catherine Maxwell, who was at the time in a relationship with the superhero [[Centennia]]. Eventually Nula broke up with Centennia, retired from active adventuring, and returned to England; when she returned the Buranda she and Smedley found they still cared for each other and soon married. | Years before he was a sidekick to the jungle girl [[Nula]], Catherine Maxwell, who was at the time in a relationship with the superhero [[Centennia]]. Eventually Nula broke up with Centennia, retired from active adventuring, and returned to England; when she returned the Buranda she and Smedley found they still cared for each other and soon married. | ||
Revision as of 14:14, 29 December 2022
Smedley Hopkirk, often simply referred to as The Commissioner, is an elderly English gentleman working in Buranda and is a recurring character in Kaza's Mate, Gwenna. He is often accompanied by his assistant George Wimberley or his wife Catherine.
Years before he was a sidekick to the jungle girl Nula, Catherine Maxwell, who was at the time in a relationship with the superhero Centennia. Eventually Nula broke up with Centennia, retired from active adventuring, and returned to England; when she returned the Buranda she and Smedley found they still cared for each other and soon married.
