But then we get,at the League for Extraordinary Gentlemen fan site:

“The Surrogate League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

When the government decided to form the Worral’s League they based it very closely on Mina’s first League, “When
in 1946 it was apparent that Miss Murray and her colleagues had
deserted our employ by going missing in America, MI5 elected to replace
the group with surrogates in an attempt to recreate the impact of the
1898 ensemble…”

Wolf of Kabul = Quatermain (both in the great white hunter tradition, they even both wear pith helmets)

The Iron Warrior = Hyde (both really killers pressed into service).

The Iron Warrior is a robot built by Rodney Dearth, Dearth was not a
hero and had a more villainous overtone. He would command the Warrior
to do various illegal things, including kill people, butit!
Characters such as Adam Eterno, the focal point in the Looking Glass
story had no choice and were at times almost anti-heroes. Whereas The
Spider had a choice of being a master crook and then changing sides
(basically all ego driven), Eterno did not. He was cursed to be taken
by the mists of time from one period to another where he encountered
Spanish Conquistadores, pirates, sorcerers and even modern day (well,
1970s) crooks.

Olaf (“Loopy”) Larsen a rather meek school teacher found the Viking
helmet of one of his ancestors and, donning it (that’s putting it on his
head) became a super strong, flying Viking hero…The Phantom Viking. There are stories of The Phantom Viking rescuing ships and much more and not a skyscraper in sight.

The great exponents of British roof-top crime-busting were, first,
Billy The Cat