Honor Guard II

James Cobalt III took up the mantle of Honor Guard a few years after his father's retirement, the original having decided he had grown too old to continue his heroic career. And, as the powers had been passed down, he began one of the most eventful careers of an Honor Guard in the Bronze Age of heroics. Most famously, he was arrested though later released on charges of assault for punching a KKK Grand dragon int the face on national television, and was heavily involved with the Civil Rights movement.

His son Theodore inherited his abilities and heroic identity.