Alter-Zack

A version of the Storyteller from Genocron's universe. He lived through Genocron's conquest and rule of the Alterverse, and was the only one of his family and friends to survive through to Genocron's defeat by that universe's heroes. As the world picked up the pieces, Alter-Zack began reviewing Christian movies in a show called Indy Christian Review.

The Storyteller Doctor was monitoring parallel universes through an interdimensional rift and discovered Alter-Zack's review of the film Second Glance. Excitedly, he found the Storyteller, who was about do his own review of the same film, and showed him the transmission in the TARDIS... which lead to their first face-to-face encounter with Genocron.

Some time later, Alter-Zack made his own discovery of the Storyteller and his universe thanks to the help of his new friend Professor Researcher. Learning that Genocron had been trapped by the Storyteller and his allies, Alter-Zack hatched a plan to have revenge against Genocron and destroy him once and for all. Alter-Zack quietly swapped places with the Storyteller for about a month, continuing Indy Christian Review while he searched for the prison the Storyteller had put Genocron in. He quickly discovered that the only one who knew the location of the prison was the Storyteller himself.

The Storyteller returned from the Alterverse and convinced Alter-Zack to give up the search for revenge, promising that he wouldn't let Genocron hurt anyone ever again. This, along with the revelation that Genocron was a character of the Storyteller's brought to life, convinced Alter-Zack to reluctantly return to his universe. Before he left, he warned the Storyteller that he would hold him to his promise.

Years later, Alter-Zack returned to the Storyteller's Universe during the latter's final season of Indy Christian Review to taunt him about his failure to make any meaningful changes to the Christian movie world. After a sinister devil-on-the-shoulder speech, Alter-Zack returned to his own universe, leaving the Storyteller to wrestle with despair.