U.S. Agent, along with the rest of the West Coast Avengers, the Avengers, and the X-Men, participated in the 'Bloodties' crossover, [47] during which Professor X attempted to negotiate a peace to end the civil war on the island of Genosha. [47] U.S. Agent was charged with the responsibility of acting as bodyguard for Professor X. [47] 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. In August 2020, Marvel announced that U.S. Agent would be getting a five-issue mini-series to be released in November that year, written by Christopher Priest and illustrated by Stefano Landini. Thanks to Power Broker’s experiments, U.S.Agent possesses superhuman strength (lifting over 11 tons and making high jumps over 20 feet), durability, stamina, agility and reflexes. His speed is enhanced slightly beyond human limits as well. Enhanced Agility: Walker can coordinate his body with perfect balance, equilibrium, flexibility, and dexterity as demonstrated in his battles with the Flag Smashers, despite them being similarly enhanced.

On behalf of the Department of Defense and our Commander-in-Chief, it is with great honor that we announce here today that the United States of America has a new hero. Join me in welcoming your new Captain America." ― Government Official [src] Later, Walker rejoined the Army and then received word that Sam Wilson, AKA Falcon, possessed Captain America’s shield. Deemed unworthy of it by Keane Industries president and Texas Senator Tom Herald, they reached out to Walker and asked him to reclaim it. Walker refused but then faced Captain America (albeit a bizarre human mutate version of Steve Rogers). Steve Rogers asked him to confront Sam who was apparently out of control; Walker confronted Sam but lost. He later resurfaced fighting against Hydra’s forces after they took over the United States government. MARVEL UNIVERSE IN 6-INCH SCALE: Look for other Hasbro Marvel Legends Avengers figures with Marvel Entertainment-inspired characters, including Iron Man, Thor; and Blue Marvel! (Additional figures each sold separately. Subject to availability.) 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 ]U.S.Agent (vol. 1) #1-4 and Marvel Fanfare #29; Amazing Spider-Man #278; Captain America #318-320, #358-362; John Walker appears in media set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), portrayed by Wyatt Russell. [146] This version wields a firearm and Captain America's shield, which Steve Rogers had bequeathed to Sam Wilson, who in turn gave it to the government and subsequently issued to Walker. Additionally, Walker has a supportive wife named Olivia (portrayed by Gabrielle Byndloss [147]). John Walker, first person in American history to receive three Medals of Honor, ran RS-One missions in counterterrorism and hostage rescue." ― Sara Haines to John Walker [src]

How long do I have to change my mind? You have 30 days after the day you (or someone you nominate) receives the goods, unless your goods are split into several deliveries over different days. In this case you have until 30 days after the day you (or someone you nominate) receives the last delivery to change your mind about the goods. MARVEL COMICS-INSPIRED DESIGN: This U.S. Agent figure features the character’s classic appearance throughout Marvel Comics! 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. 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 ] Walker’s costuming is made from bulletproof synthetic stretch fabric. He occasionally carries infrared goggles. A subatomic key implanted in his palm grants him access to the Infinite Avengers Mansion and its dimensional doorways. Walker usually carries an M9 semi-automatic pistol.Falcon and the Winter Soldier Review: Disney+'s Next Marvel Series Opens with a Bang — and Overdue Insight". 18 March 2021. 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] I'm not trying to be Steve. I'm not trying to replace Steve. I'm just trying to be the best Captain America I can be." ―John Walker to Falcon [src]

Gifted Intellect: According to a government study at MIT, Walker tested off the charts in intelligence, even before the serum enhancement. John Walker was born in the fictional town of Custer's Grove, Georgia. He grew up idolizing his older brother, Mike, a helicopter pilot who died in the Vietnam War in 1974. John wanted to live up to Mike's memory, who was idolized by their parents, and so he later enlisted in the military. John served at Fort Bragg, [6] but only served during peacetime and thus never became the hero that he perceived Mike to have been. While under the employ of the Commission for Superhuman Activities, U.S. Agent was charged with the responsibility of taking down the Punisher. After locating the Punisher and engaging him in hand-to-hand combat, the Punisher discloses he is attempting to take down the Maggia. U.S. Agent agrees to help the Punisher, vowing to take him into custody afterwards. U.S. Agent takes down the superpowered mercenary Paladin, who had been employed by the Maggia to kill the Punisher, breaking both legs with his shield. Upon completion of the mission, the Punisher ultimately escapes U.S. Agent by dressing a deceased henchman in his uniform and leaving him in a burning building, convincing U.S. Agent that he had perished in the fire. Halfway through the resultant dressing-down by his employers, while being informed that his job is to act, not to think, and that it is no wonder he had failed as Captain America, U.S. Agent walks away. [27] Calm and collected, Walker responded to the council's decision by asking for permissions to explain the circumstances of the mission, attempting to use Battlestar's death as a way to rationalize and excuse his actions. The government official showed no sympathy and rejected Walker's pleas, explaining to the defiant Walker that the council decided against a court martial for him due to his previous exemplary service.It later transpires that Weapon Omega is being manipulated by Omega Flight's handler Agent Brown as well as his psychologist Dr. Benning, but worse than that unregistered super-criminals are being detained, with no record being made of their detention, and their powers are being used to fuel Weapon Omega's energy absorbing power, resulting in the deaths of several of the inmates who are completely drained of life. [ volume&issueneeded] It is later revealed that "Mike" is not U.S. Agent's brother at all but rather a cleverly designed deception intended to lure U.S. Agent into joining the Scourge program himself. U.S. Agent decides against joining the program at which point 'Mike' – better known as 'Bloodstain' – attempts to wipe him out unsuccessfully. [31]