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|status = Retired |affiliates = [[Geist]] (primary RLSH partner), [[The Challengers]], [[Xtreme Justice League]]

|category = RLSH/X-Alt |status = Retired

|status = Retired According to a tongue-in-cheek post on his Facebook page, he retired on March 13, 2019.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=10

...Seattle|Seattle]], [[:Category:RLSH in Washington|Washington]]. He has '''retired.'''<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1igWy6ljg4Y&ab_channel=ComicTropes< [[Category:RLSH in North America]]

...imself getting into trouble due to his outspoken and political nature, and retired from the CF. The Crimson Canuck emerged in Windsor in October of 2011. After performing a Google search and finding out about the RLSH through the [[Superheroes (HBO Documentary)|HBO Documentary]], the Crimson

...retired'''. The team is now '''defunct''' with many RCSM members have also retired or moved on to other local teams. [[Category:RLSH Groups]]

|status = Inactive <!--insert Active, Inactive or Retired here--> |team = N/A <!--insert & wikify name of RLSH group/team here-->

|location = [[:Category:RLSH in Salt Lake City|Salt Lake City]], [[:Category:RLSH in Utah|UT]], USA |status = [[:Category:Inactive RLSH|Inactive]]

|status=Retired [[Category:RLSH in Winston-Salem]]

...e suit, later selling it to its current wearer, who previously went by the RLSH name "Champion Prodigy." [[Category:RLSH in North America]]

He has been a pivotal figure in the online development of a solid worldwide RLSH community. In 2008 he created the very first RLSH team in Italy: Theta Force. Members: Entomo, Dr. Presenza, Wild Panther, Gr

...sional wrestling, but continues to help out in his community alongside his RLSH allies, and currently works for the NYPD as a Police Administrative Aide. [[Category:RLSH in North America]]

|status = Retired According to a post on the UKIC page, Lord Mole has retired.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/UKCentralInitiative/posts/670727263272176 UKI

...most notable events that year were the COVID-19 pandemic and how it shaped RLSH activities, as well as the Black Lives Matter and police brutality protests '''May 17:''' [[Night Watch]] retired.<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/CATL2TPAAW2/</ref>

...who has since moved on to serve in [[California]]. All other members have retired from superheroics as of 2014. [[Category:RLSH Groups]]

|affiliates = [[Motor Mouth]], [[Mutinous Angel]], Iron Claw(retired) , DefCon ...SMC (1982-85), using the persona of The Lynx and working alongside another RLSH, [[Iron Claw]]. He then switched to using the name Crackdown in the 90s. Th

...526641</ref> However, on August 21st, 2020, he explained "... I'm FAR from retired."<ref>https://twitter.com/TheGrim1904/status/1296744647977443328?s=19</ref> [[Category:RLSH in North America]]

|status = Retired [[Category:RLSH in North America]]

...ice League|XJL]]. He also took over as Board President when [[Mr. Xtreme]] retired in July of 2020. [[Category:RLSH in North America]]

|status = Retired |team = N/A <!--insert & wikify name of RLSH group/team here-->

|status = Retired ...s a [[Real Life Superhero]] who operated in Seattle, Washington. He has '''retired.'''<ref>http://nw-nerd.com/podcasts/2019/3/7/episode-325-why-seattles-super

...Superhero]] operating out of Brisbane, Australia. Captain Australia is an RLSH who aims to be a crime fighter and an inspiration to others. His four prima ...cess to) as his civilian identity, saying he has beaten the cancer and has retired Captain Australia, for now.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/CaptainAustraliaFa

...] events in both San Diego and San Francisco. At the end of the year, they retired from active patrolling due to medical issues, but continued supporting vari [[Category:RLSH in North America]]

...omics]] organization), and the [[Roaming Eye of Doom]]. However, just like RLSH, not all RLSV belong to an organization. The RLSV mostly make social commentaries on the RLSH movement through use of social media sites such as [http://www.facebook.com