Hank quickly dispatched his guards and when the Sheriff tried to shoot his foe, Hank immediately disarmed him, and left him surrendering. He ran into his office and took cover behind his desk. The Sheriff is not seen again until the end. In the next room, Hank again encounters the Sheriff, who shoots at Hank twice but missed and runs into the elevator. When Hank broke into the building, the Sheriff fired at him and fled. The beginning of Madness Redeemer stated that 'There was a man who sought the Sheriff.' Using the 'Sheriff Tracker,' Hank managed to locate the Sheriff's and prepare for a surprise attack. He is also shown to be a bit selfish and willing to sacrifice anything to stop Hank, as he is shown to activate the Improbability Drive In an attempt to stop Hank. He is also shown to talk using southernisms, like a stereotypical cowboy.

When push comes to shove, however, he is still a coward at heart, only fighting when he has the advantage (such as donning bulletproof armor) or has been completely cornered. In MADNESS: Project Nexus, he is shown to be significantly more competent as well as, at first, having a new found sense of confidence and bravery, being able to handle himself in a fight. He is shown to be a complete coward, preferring to flee and let his minions, along with his bodyguard Jesus, attack Hank rather than fighting himself.

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