IndianaJoe3

There's a Photoshopped version of Paul Ryan's presentation that summarizes it accurately. 

IP issues aside, I'm not sure that I'd want something that was an exact clone of an existing fictional setting. I'd rather use the premise behind that setting ("secret magical school") and use it as inspiration for something original.

Right now, I'd like to see Hero publish anything on a regular basis. If you want specific product ideas...
Fantasy Hero Companion(s) - Full settings (including magic systems with grimoires, character archetypes/templates, world descriptions, and unique creatures) An alternate supers setting (avoiding the Champions IP). Let's put a new spin on superhero tropes. Recent origin? Powers are common? Something else? Hero System Almanac - A magazine-style anthology of various Hero-related material. Vorkosigan Hero - a license for Bujold's Vorkosigan Saga

Sherlock Holmes and YoYo: In this Steampunk comedy-drama, the world's first consulting detective joins forces
with an American "clockwork man" to solve bizzare and unusual crimes.
 
 
Major Tom 2009

I've used Environmental Movement for the same effect.

The Assassination of Elmer Fudd by the Coward Daffy Duck.

Guardians of the Ford Galaxie 500: No, there really aren't 500 of these, the, "Galaxie 500" is the name of the car.

Just to deal with this category for a moment, I think it would be helpful in developing such an agency, to identify why and what makes it "rogue." What's its motivation, its agenda? Is it just trying to grab power, maybe by subverting or overthrowing the current government? Has it identified and focused on a particular thing as a threat, which it believes requires extreme measures to counter? Does it have a laudable goal, but has become excessive in the pursuit of that goal?
 
Earlier on the thread I mentioned the CU American DoD's Department 17, which has long researched ways to safely and reliably create superhumans to serve the government, as well as methods to make them more controllable. It's an extremely secret project, and its funding sometimes falls short of its aspirations. Any of those facets of D17 is open to abuse by members who believe the end justifies the means. (It's also one of the more interesting potential character origins in the setting IMHO.)

It's the epic failure of the DCMU to hold our interest. 

A nefarious governmental (or quasi-governmental) agency would be interesting, and perfectly in genre. 

A two-tone Ricky Ricardo jacket and an autographed picture of Andy Devine.

Whatever floats your goat.

Whatever floats your goat.

It's the epic failure of the DCMU to hold our interest. 

It's the epic failure of the DCMU to hold our interest. 

It's the epic failure of the DCMU to hold our interest. 

It's the epic failure of the DCMU to hold our interest. 

It's the epic failure of the DCMU to hold our interest. 

It's the epic failure of the DCMU to hold our interest. 

It's the epic failure of the DCMU to hold our interest.