Futuristic Fighters Following Focused Fatherly Figures

Brent Wood and Lon Vurian were Law enforcement officers in the 21st century of Earth-One organization known as  the Planeteers,  both partners of their legendary teammate Tommy Tomorrow at different times during his career. While Tommy and Brent had a long career together, such was not the case with Tomorrow and his first partner and fellow cadet Lon Vurian, with whom he quarreled with at times.

Mark Marson and Monty Montague were a pair of officers of the Interplanetary Police in the 21st century of Earth-Two that were sent to locate he missing Professor Hillary, inventor of a sun ray cannon. Hillary's daughter Gail accompanies them to the Red Planet, wherein the evil leader their transforms her skin to a reddish hue. The trio are able to track the Professor down, and assume another mission that remains unresolved.

At some point in his youth, Tommy was sent back to the 20th century where he lived with ancestors under the alias of Jeb Paulsen. This was due to some strange effects in the Dream Dimension that had displaced him in time. This was later corrected by his older friend and mentor Sandman aka Garrett Sanford, with whom he had a few adventures alongside. During 20th century Earth-Two, Tommy's counterpart Jonathan Law aka Tarantula made a name for himself as a member of the All-Star Squadron when he wasn't authoring a novel.

In an alternate history wherein a Great Disaster created a different timeline, Tommy was known as Kamandi and had much more Earth bound tales. This separate alternate Earth became known as Earth-AD. And it was not alone.

In alternate timelines in the 30th century, on Earth-One it would be Camelot 3000 and on Earth-Two it would be the Knights of the Galaxy that defended their home worlds from threats. Tom Prentice and Joan Acton and their cosmic twins Lyle and Ora were foremost among these.