Dragonfly

"'Real heroes don't care about profit, only about doing the right thing. That's where The Vanguard went wrong.' – Trevis Jackson, Dragonfly"Dragonfly was the leader of The Parahuman Brigade from 1963 to his untimely death in 1983. He is the father of Sterling and Malik Jackson. He is known for being one of the first non-white heroes recognised by the American public.

History
Trevis Jackson grew up in Florida and lived a poor life. He did well in school and, when the opportunity arose, joined the army when he turned 18 to go fight in Vietnam.

The actual events that led to Dragonfly's Awakening are unknown, however, he was designated the leader of The Parahuman Brigade as a part of President Johnson's 1968 "Parahuman Initiative", in order to win the war. To the world's shock, the war was over in only a week's time, and Lyndon B. Johnson went down as "the President who won Vietnam".

In 1975, when The Vanguard was formed, Trevis was offered a spot among "The Big Five". He rejected it with fervour, calling his old friends "sellouts" for giving Connor McNulty, CEO of McNulty Biomedical Engineering, a very generous share in the company and for putting advertisements on their costumes, declaring it "a direct attack on the American Justice System".

Dragonfly died on 23rd October, 1983 when a suicide bomber destroyed his barracks in Beirut during the Lebanese Civil War. He was buried as an American hero in Jacksonville, Florida. He left behind his two sons, the youngest being barely a year old, and wife, Catherine.

Power
Dragonfly had large insect-like wings that grew from his back. To make up for his rather... Lacklustre power, he built gadgets in his spare time to bolster his combat abilities.