Metropolis Metacrimes Inspector headed the investigation into Agent Liberty's murder, but before he could remove Liberty's armor, Lucy Lane had Lockwood's body removed from Metropolis City Hospital. Agent Liberty is a highly skilled in military tactics, hand-to-hand combat, and marksmanship. His high-tech battle suit can generate a force-field of energy capable of deflecting bullets, houses weapons such as retractable gauntlet blades, and is equipped with a jetpack that allows for flight. During the Codename: Patriot arc, a new female Agent Liberty has been seen as part of President Martin Suarez' security team. It is unknown at this time if she is connected to the Sons of Liberty, or even her predecessor Benjamin Lockwood, or if she is in fact yet another agent in General Lane's considerable list of operatives. The new Agent Liberty is apparently killed by Ursa when she attacks the White House during the "War of the Supermen". Sam Witwer portrays a loose adaptation of Agent Liberty on "Supergirl", set within The CW's live-action Arrowverse. Introduced as the "ruthless and terrifying" villain of the fourth season, this version of the character is depicted as "a brilliant orator in the guise of a family man" who has "eerie abilities of persuasion and manipulation". Benjamin "Ben" Lockwood was once a mild-mannered college history professor who only became an anti-alien activist after losing his home and father Peter (Xander Berkeley) during the Daxamite invasion and Reign's terraforming of Earth, respectively. Upon being fired by the university for his anti-alien opinions, Ben was approached by Lex Luthor's subordinates, Mercy and Otis Graves, who gave him the gear to become a self-proclaimed "Agent of Liberty". As Agent Liberty, Ben founds the Children of Liberty, a human-supremacist group that supports a human-first world order, to rid National City of all alien life whilst keeping these activities a secret from his wife Lydia (Sarah Smyth) and son George (Graham Verchere). He later defeats reporter Kara Danvers, Supergirl's secret civilian identity, during an alien debate on national television, prompting the network to offer him his very own weekly show named "The Lockdown". Ben is arrested after Supergirl learns of Agent Liberty's true identity with the help of the DEO, and a large crowd of human rights activists led by Lydia then rallies outside National City Men's Central Jail to protest his imprisonment.