Benjamin Lockwood (Arrowverse: Earth-38)

Well, history is extreme, truth is extreme.The classroom isn't a safe place where everyone gets to hear a fairy tale version of the facts. And if students can't handle perspectives that are different than their own, then I don't know. Maybe they don't belong here.

— Ben Lockwood ^src

Ben Lockwood is Agent Liberty, a militant anti-alien extremist running with the Children of Liberty.

1 History
2 Powers and Abilities
3 Paraphernalia
- 3.1 Equipment
4 Notes
5 Related
- 5.1 Footnotes

History

Formerly a college professor, Ben Lockwood became obsessed with aliens after his father's steel plant was shut down due to competition from an alien-owned Nth Metal plant next door. Ben reacted to this hardship by loudly ranting about aliens in his lectures and harassing his alien pupils, and was subsequently fired from his job.

With no job to worry about, Ben stepped up his campaign against aliens, committing acts of vandalism and assault against aliens and alien-run businesses. This brought him to the attention of Mercy Graves and her brother Otis, who gave him a costume so that he could become Agent Liberty, the public face of their anti-alien campaign.

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Powers and Abilities

Powers

Unique Physiology (Formerly): After injecting himself with a dose of Harun-El Ben started developing superhuman abilities.
- Superhuman Strength
- Superhuman Durability
- Superhuman Speed

Abilities

Weaknesses

Illness: While the Harun-El is the only thing that keeps his powers stable it is also killing him.

Paraphernalia

Equipment

Agent Liberty's Armor

Notes

This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series Supergirl, its tie-in comic book series, and its related television series. It is an adaptation of Agent Liberty. The original character was created by Dan Jurgens and first appeared in Superman (Volume 2) #60.
Benjamin Lockwood is portrayed by Sam Witwer.

Footnotes

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