During his time with the West Coast Avengers, U.S. Agent participated in the 'Infinity War' in which he was part of the team that remained on Earth to protect it against Magus' waves of superhuman doppelgangers, [35] the 'Infinity Crusade', during which he was recruited by the Goddess along with other heroes who were susceptible, as they are either especially religious, mystically inclined, or have had a near-death experience, [36] and Operation Galactic Storm in which he was responsible for guarding the Kree prisoners Captain Atlas and Dr. Minerva, [37] and battled a Kree Sentry. [38] b) there is a risk that supply of the products may be significantly delayed because of events outside our control; U.S. Agent figure features premium design, detail, and articulation for posing and display in a Marvel collection.

U.S. Agent, based on the MCU incarnation and with a design partially inspired by his Captain America suit, received an action figure from Hasbro. The manner of his appointment to the West Coast Avengers team, and his own abrasive attitude, saw U.S. Agent frequently come into conflict with his colleagues, in particular the headstrong Hawkeye (Clint Barton), which culminated in a battle between the two that saw both suspended. [25] He later almost killed Spider-Woman (Julia Carpenter) – an ex-employee of U.S. Agent's former employers – hesitating over delivering the fatal blow before collapsing in grief – his guilt over his long history of violence catching up with him. [26] U.S. Agent ( John Walker) is a character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics, usually those starring Captain America and the Avengers. Created by Mark Gruenwald and Paul Neary, the character first appeared in Captain America #323 (November 1986) as Super-Patriot. [1] He was later redesigned as an incarnation of Captain America and a few years later, as U.S. Agent. Friedman, Nicholas (2018-07-22). "Shield Of Dreams: The Very Best Captain Americas, Officially Ranked". CBR . Retrieved 2022-12-30. Saint is revealed to have been recruited and trained as part of a secret military program that Morrie had led, and obtained the title of U.S. Agent after the role was privatized and sold off. Katie is confirmed to also have super powers obtained as a result of the same injection that grants Saint his. Both Walker and Saint fear that Katie is suffering a psychosis induced by prolonged exposure to the damaged fuel cells and intends to use the retrieved helicarrier to wipe out the town of Ephraim and its people who she professes to hate. Walker makes his way to the helicarrier standing on the wing of an old crop duster plane, at which point it is revealed that the asset hidden under the destroyed facility was not the helicarrier at all but in fact a monstrous Kaiju that destroys the plane and sends Walker plummeting towards the creature. [112]Wait, John. If he can talk her down, it might be worth a try." ―Captain America and Battlestar [src] Longevity: A common attribute among Wilfred Nagel's Super Soldier Serum and Abraham Erskine's is that the users gain an expanded lifespan, allowing them to age a little slower. While Walker initially proved to be unpopular with many of his new allies, he later gained their respect, in particular winning over Namor who had been a close ally of Steve Rogers. Walker saved Namor from a brainwashed and murderous Wolverine, who had been resurrected by The Hand during the "Enemy of the State" storyline. The badly injured Namor later offered Walker his personal thanks. [81] Civil War [ edit ] Harn, Darby (2022-06-13). "10 Most Powerful Members Of The Thunderbolts". ScreenRant . Retrieved 2022-12-30.

His fellow army and Power Broker-enhanced allies, Hector Lennox and Jerome Johnson, reveal Walker’s secret identity, which leads to his parents’ deaths at the hands of the Watchdogs. Walker brutally beats them up and leaves them for dead. During the fight between the heroes, the Thunderbolts, the Superior Four, and the mind-controlled crowd, Captain America faced off against a mind-controlled U.S. Agent and tried to get through to him. [123] John Walker of Earth-9907 is the deputy leader of the Thunder Guard, that Earth's feared superhuman police force. SS Agent has a costume and photonic energy shield similar to that worn and used by USAgent during his time with Force Works. He first appeared in Avengers Next #10. [143] Infinity Wars [ edit ] Regenerative Healing Factor: Walker is able to heal at a much faster rate than that of a normal human. Walker was able to heal from the injuries he sustained in Latvia, including the broken arm he suffered from his fight with Falcon and The Winter Soldier. Walker fully recovered from these injuries in a matter of days; allowing him to forge a replica shield.U.S. Agent, believing that the Steve Rogers who had led Hydra had been the genuine article, later confronted the real Rogers as he investigated a new spate of murders by the vigilante the Scourge of the Underworld, beating him and accusing him of manipulating him. He is stopped when Misty Knight activates a stasis beam to hold him in place, at which point Rogers explains that he did not commit the crimes U.S. Agent is accusing him of and that "someday we're going to grab a beer and I'll tell you exactly what went wrong". [105] Force Works 2020 [ edit ] Curtis, Neal (2019-12-13). " "America Is a Piece of Trash": Captain America, Patriotism, Nationalism, and Fascism". In Burke, Liam; Gordon, Ian; Ndalianis, Angela (eds.). The Superhero Symbol: Media, Culture, and Politics. Rutgers University Press. ISBN 978-0-8135-9718-8. The murder of a man without trial causes a further schism with the Avengers, who blame the New Invaders for declaring open war on Mazikhandar. Namor responds that Mazikhandar had declared war on his nation when they decided to pollute the oceans. [77] Find sources: "U.S. Agent"– news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR ( April 2018) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message)

Infuriated and disrespected, Walker resorted to physical violence by pushing him against a wall, asking if he understood who he was. Rudy retorted he did, but didn't care, as he had no influence over him. As he wiped the spit off his face, Walker was only suppressed by his own limitations and Hoskins saying there was no point in continuing to question him, that Walker left the building with no new information. With no new leads from the George Bush Center for Intelligence in Langley, Walker realized that they would have to shadow Falcon and Winter Soldier for new leads. [6] Escape of Helmut Zemo [ ]

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After being stripped of the Captain America title, John F. Walker’s spirit is shaken and he takes on a new mantle, ready to unite people as the world’s new Captain America. In 2018, CBR.com ranked U.S. Agent 20th in their "Shield Of Dreams: The Very Best Captain Americas" list. [135] PREMIUM ARTICULATION AND ACCESSORIES: This 6-inch Legends Series U.S. Agent figure features premium detailing and accessories, his signature shield! A skillful unarmed combatant highly trained in gymnastics and acrobatics, he has extensively studied and imitated the original Captain America’s fighting style. Walker is also skilled with pistols, rifles and automatic weapons. He is a capable motorcyclist and a trained parachutist, as well as an experienced pilot of both conventional aircraft and various high-tech air vehicles, such as the Avengers’ sky cycles and supersonic Quinjets. U.S. Agent, along with fellow "replacement" heroes Thunderstrike and War Machine, was manipulated into battling the heroes who had inspired them—Captain America, Thor, and Iron Man—by the time-traveling villainess "Terminatrix", before putting their differences aside to team up against their common foe. [46]

The fighting ends when Namor announces that he has formed an alliance with Mazikhandar, and that it is now a protectorate of Atlantis thus giving the Avengers no need, and no power to remain. [77] In his first costumed identity as the Super Patriot, Walker wore a costume that was capable of stopping multiple shots from a handgun at point-blank range, [10] and also used throwing stars and a flame torch. [8] The U.S. Agent also wears synthetic stretch bulletproof fabric. It is later revealed that U.S. Agent is acting on behalf of Iron Man who is monitoring Weapon Omega's progress and requires U.S. Agent to obtain the data analysis of Omega's powers as well as the details of his private consultations with Omega Flight's psychologists. [ volume&issueneeded]Still embittered by his discharge, and motivated by his partner's death, Walker returned home and forged his own version of Captain America's shield. He finished it by welding the medals he had won throughout his military career on the inner face of the shield and then painting the outer face in the colors of the American flag. [8] Like some West Coast Avengers teammates who had their own series (such as Iron Man, or Hawkeye in Solo Avengers), the character U.S. Agent was popular enough to support his own limited series in 1993. [ citation needed] The mini-series was used to finish off a long-standing Marvel Universe plot thread involving the Scourge of the Underworld. Walker soon resurfaced as an adventurer known as the U.S. Agent, wearing a variation of the Captain costume and using the vibranium disc as a shield. Walker continued to work for the Commission. He was first seen as the U.S. Agent, battling an Iron Monger as a test for the Commission. [22] He was placed as a watchdog of West Coast Avengers and the Vision by the Commission, as a condition to possibly get their government clearance reinstated. [23] Some time later, he rescued Battlestar from the Power Broker, and reconciled with the former; Walker learned that his memories had been altered and that his parents were dead. [24]