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I also noticed that when doing co-op with another player. Each player can employ one (so when doing two players then you can have two henchmen in the OC).
The good news is that the single player campaigns aren't that difficult to really warrant the need for more than one henchman. I'm sorry about being the harbinger of unfortunate information though - good luck, and take care!
The HOTU expansion raises the number of henchmen allowed to two. And there are some modules that allow more than that.