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Captain Metropolis Nelson Gardner was one of several costumed crimefighters who debuted in New York City, and it was he who organized the team known as the Minutemen in the fall of Nothing is known about his origin save that he was once a lieutenant in the US Marines and applied his knowledge of military technique and strategy to eradicating organized crime in inner urban areas.

The Minutemen disbanded inbut Captain Metropolis continued his activities, even attempting unsuccessfully to form a second team, the Crimebusters, in ; his tendency toward making racist statements about African-Americans and Hispanic Americans may have contributed to the declining popularity of costumed heroes during this era.

Captain Metropolis was allegedly decapitated in an automobile accident in Captain Watchmen gay had no superhuman powers but was an excellent military strategist, a skill he adapted to crimefighting; presumably, he was also a formidable opponent in hand-to-hand combat.

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Read the Hooded Justice bio here. Captain Metropolis. Alan Moore Gay superhero Watchmen. By Ronald Byrd Captain Metropolis Nelson Gardner was one of several costumed crimefighters who debuted in New York City, and it was he who organized the team known as the Minutemen in the fall of Nothing is known about his origin save that he was once a lieutenant in the US Marines and applied his knowledge of military technique and strategy to eradicating organized crime in inner urban areas.