| rdfs:comment | - Leland McCauley IV resumed the vendetta against RJ Brande. He employed an agent, Charon, to infiltrate Brande's staff on Brande's private planetoid. The agent was thwarted by members of the Legion, though the resulting attack caused a great deal of destruction and risked lives. When the Legion attempted to interrogate the agent, he replied that he knew they couldn't kill him because of the Legion code. Brande, who was not a member of the Legion, then threatened to kill him. Later the Legion broke into McCauley's fortified headquarters in the Himalayas to return the defeated assassin.
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| abstract | - Leland McCauley IV resumed the vendetta against RJ Brande. He employed an agent, Charon, to infiltrate Brande's staff on Brande's private planetoid. The agent was thwarted by members of the Legion, though the resulting attack caused a great deal of destruction and risked lives. When the Legion attempted to interrogate the agent, he replied that he knew they couldn't kill him because of the Legion code. Brande, who was not a member of the Legion, then threatened to kill him. Later the Legion broke into McCauley's fortified headquarters in the Himalayas to return the defeated assassin. One of McCauley's products, an 'omnicom', was featured prominently throughout the v4 Legion, including ones used by various Legionnaires to store and send messages, keep diaries, and so on. They appear to be a kind of personal communicator. His cousin Celeste (at the time using the surname 'Rockfish') became a member of the Legion. McCauley was apparently involved somewhat in the resistance movement against the Dominators, and emerged as a powerful political figure after the earth was freed from Dominion control, where he was allied with Universo. He ultimately captures his nemesis, RJ Brande, his son Chameleon Boy, fellow Legionnaire, Kid Quantum, and a group of Protean associates, and placed them in a private statuary collection consisting of beings frozen in emerald energy. They were soon rescued by a team of SW6 Legionnaires. McCauley subsequently claimed they were merely enjoying his hospitality, which his former captives did not deign to dispute. In the opening story-arc of Legionnaires, McCauley attempts to reform the Fatal Five as his personal super-villain team. Inevitably, they rebel against his control. It is revealed he is an extreme germaphobe who does not venture beyond his immaculately maintained habitat.
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