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| name = DC's Guardian | | name = DC's Guardian | ||
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| alterego = Unknown | | alterego = Unknown | ||
| status = [[:Category:Inactive RLSH|Inactive]] | | status = [[:Category:Inactive RLSH|Inactive]] | ||
| faction = [[Capital City Super Squad]] | | faction = * [[Capital City Super Squad]]<br>* [[SkiffyTown League of Heroes]] | ||
| foes = Crime, Injustice | | foes = Crime, Injustice | ||
| actions = Neighborhood Patrols | | actions = Neighborhood Patrols | ||
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| equipment = Shield (Blue, Red, White) | | equipment = Shield (Blue, Red, White) | ||
| abilities = Military Training (USAF)|affiliates = [[Captain Prospect]]}} | | abilities = Military Training (USAF)|affiliates = [[Captain Prospect]]}} | ||
DC's Guardian is an American [[Real Life Superhero]] based in Washington, District of Columbia. | DC's Guardian is an American [[Real Life Superhero]] based in Washington, District of Columbia. He is a founding member of the [[SkiffyTown League of Heroes]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
On his profile on the [[Real Life Super Hero Project]] website, DC's Guardian says that he grew up around veterans of wars and was inspired to serve society in some way. When making his costume, DC's Guardian was careful to cover every inch of himself, as he wanted people to be able to envision anyone of any skin colour behind the mask. | On his profile on the [[Real Life Super Hero Project]] website, DC's Guardian says that he grew up around veterans of wars and was inspired to serve society in some way. When making his costume, DC's Guardian was careful to cover every inch of himself, as he wanted people to be able to envision anyone of any skin colour behind the mask. | ||
Now, DC Guardian walks around the streets of Washington D.C., handing out pocket-sized versions of America's Constitution, to remind people to not take their freedom for granted and inspiring people to stand up to the plate to try and make the world a better place . | Now, DC Guardian walks around the streets of Washington D.C., handing out pocket-sized versions of America's Constitution, to remind people to not take their freedom for granted and inspiring people to stand up to the plate to try and make the world a better place. | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
[[Category:RLSH Directory]] | [[Category:RLSH Directory]] | ||
[[Category:RLSH Profiles]] | [[Category:RLSH Profiles]] | ||
Revision as of 13:08, 14 October 2017
For other uses of Guardian, see Guardian (disambiguation)
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 Photo by Peter Tangen | |
| Vital Statistics | |
| Hero | DC's Guardian |
| Alias(es) | DC Guardian |
| Identity | Secret |
| Alter Ego | Unknown |
| Category | Crime Fighter Social Activist |
| Location | [[Location::Washington, D.C., USA]] The following coordinate was not recognized: Geocoding failed.The following coordinate was not recognized: Geocoding failed. |
| Status | [[Status::Inactive]] |
| Superhero Activity | |
| Team | |
| Affiliates | Captain Prospect |
| Foes | Crime, Injustice |
| Actions | Neighborhood Patrols |
| Physical Description | |
| Gender | Male |
| Outfit | |
| Colors | Blue, Red, White |
| Symbol | White star against a blue background borded by two red concentric circles |
| Equipment | Shield (Blue, Red, White) |
| Abilities | Military Training (USAF) |
DC's Guardian is an American Real Life Superhero based in Washington, District of Columbia. He is a founding member of the SkiffyTown League of Heroes.
History
On his profile on the Real Life Super Hero Project website, DC's Guardian says that he grew up around veterans of wars and was inspired to serve society in some way. When making his costume, DC's Guardian was careful to cover every inch of himself, as he wanted people to be able to envision anyone of any skin colour behind the mask.
Now, DC Guardian walks around the streets of Washington D.C., handing out pocket-sized versions of America's Constitution, to remind people to not take their freedom for granted and inspiring people to stand up to the plate to try and make the world a better place.