Daddy Lidz wore a gray sweat shirt and a greenish sleeveless jacket. He wore brown pants, and a reddish orange face mask with a black, zig zag line around it. Over this, he wore a gray derby hat with a black band.[2]
Brick planned to steal multiple trucks with Goode Goggles in broad daylight. He cased the shipment as it departed the warehouse escorted by Bowhunter Security. Brick's henchmen took over from the truck drivers, and with faked credentials they got past security. Bowhunter's Will Harper recognized Hoody Boy as an associate of Brick, but the thugs had gotten a decent head start before security could give chase.[3]
Brick held off the pursuers while hus thugs tried to escape. Daddy Lidz drove the front truck, and manage to evade his pursuers for the longest. Dick and Will fought Brick on the trailer's roof. Once his boss was thrown off the roof, Daddy surrendered without a fight. All the criminals were taken into custody.[3]
Daddy Lidz and the other thugs are original characters, scripted as unnamed incidentals for "Welcome to Happy Harbor", but were named on character art released by character designer Jerome Moore.[4] The names were later used in the show for those characters that reappeared in "Private Security".
