Adam Adamant
An Edwardian detective and duellist operating in 1960s London to foil crimes and conspiracies.
From a minor 1960s British TV series.
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Crimson Crusader and Imp
The youngest members of Clan Destine by far, but already acting as super-heroes of a sort.
Jenny Sparks
Vintage (late 1990s) notes about this spirit of the XXth century, who appeared in Ellis' Stormwatch and The Authority.
Lucy Arrows
From the somewhat obscure and very British Wildstorm Comics series The Establishment. Lass with superspeed and cleaving form powers.
Billy Kane
A staff-wielding mob enforcer from the UK, seen in many Fatal Fury and King of Fighters video games.
Union Jack
(Montgomery Falsworth, Lord Falsworth)
Marvel Comics' original Union Jack, primarily active during the 1910s. Costumed British patriotic agent, obvs.
Mirror Master
(Evan McCulloch)
The modern version of DC Comics' Flash foe, whose range of abilities is actually quite impressive.
Thelma Bates
(Hex)
A ghostly sidekick and sort-of-detective from early 2000s British supernatural thriller TV series Hex (or HƎX, if you insist).
Taichi Hiraga-Keaton
Elite detective, historian, soldier, archaeologist, etc. working as an insurance investigator.
Shadowboxer
(Bete Noire)
From the Fallen Angel comic books by Peter David. Shadowstepping boxer and quasi-police.
Slaymaster
(Profile #1 - the 1970s)
A campy elite assassin seen during the 1970s in Captain Britain UK-only features. This covers his appearances before Alan Moore reinvented.
Doctor Steel
An "expert crime fighter" with martial and field expertises, and a fist of steel. Based on promotional comics about 1970s dolls.
Proteus aka Mutant X
Kevin MacTaggert
The dreaded Mutant X, a psychotic killer reality manipulator who possesses people. More fun than a barrel of monkey corpses.
Baron Blood
(Lord John Falsworth)
A British Nazi enhanced vampire who has been active ever since the 1910s.