maintain his relationship with Zari Tomaz. Nate's grandfather Henry Heywood I / Commander Steel also appears in the second season, portrayed by Matthew MacCaull. This version is a member of the Justice Society of America who operated during the 1940s before going missing and being presumed dead in the 1950s. In reality, Henry and the Justice Society assisted Rip Hunter in breaking the Spear of Destiny into several fragments and protecting them across different points in time, with Henry protecting his fragment in the 1970s, during which he became a NASA flight commander. Henry would later sacrifice himself to save the Legends from the Legion of Doom. Nate's father and Henry's son Henry "Hank" Heywood II appears in the fourth season, portrayed by Thomas F. Wilson. This version is the Time Bureau's primary founder who secretly works with the demon Neron to capture mystical creatures and train them for use in the theme park "Heyworld", which he based on a drawing Nate made as a child. After discovering Nate is a superhero, Hank attempts to break off his partnership with Neron, only to be killed. Upon discovering Hank's true intentions, the Legends realize his dream. Toys A figure of Henry Heywood / Commander Steel was released in the eighth wave of the DC Universe Classics line. A figure of Commander Steel was released through the Mattel Justice League Unlimited line. References External links Steel at Don Markstein's Toonopedia Articles about multiple fictional characters 1978 comics debuts Characters created by Alex Ross Characters created by Chuck Patton Characters created by Don Heck Characters created by Geoff Johns Characters created by Gerry Conway Comics characters introduced in 1978 Comics characters introduced in 1984 Comics characters introduced in 2007 DC Comics characters who can move at superhuman speeds DC Comics characters with superhuman strength DC Comics male superheroes DC Comics military personnel Earth-Two Fictional amputees Fictional characters from parallel universes Steel DC Comics cyborgs Fictional players of American football Fictional United States Marine Corps personnel United States-themed superheroes