Changes: Jonathan Walker (Earth-616)

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 | Speaker                 = [[John Walker (Earth-616)|U.S. Agent]]
 | QuoteSource             = Thunderbolts Vol 1 142
-| Image                   = Dark Avengers Vol 1 186 Textless.jpg
+| Image                   = John Walker (Earth-616) from Avengers World Vol 1 16 0001.png
 | ImageSize               = 300
 | RealName                = [[John Walker|John F. Walker]]
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 | Aliases                 = [[Super-Patriot]], [[Patriot]], [[Jack Daniels]], [[Captain America]], [[John Walker (Earth-398)|Liegeman]], Warden John Walker
 | Identity                = Secret
+| Affiliation             = Formerly {{m|Avengers (Doctor Doom's) (Earth-616)|Doom's Avengers}}, {{M|Dark Avengers}}, [[Captain America Corps (Multiverse)|Captain America Corps]], {{M|Mighty Avengers}}, {{M|Global Reaction Agency for Mysterious Paranormal Activity (Earth-616)|G.R.A.M.P.A}}, {{m|Omega Flight (Heroes) (Earth-616)|Omega Flight}}, {{M|Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division (Earth-616)|S.H.I.E.L.D.}}, {{M|Avengers West Coast}}, {{M|Force Works}}, {{M|Jury}}, {{m|Invaders (Modern) (Earth-616)|New Invaders}}, {{M|Commission on Superhuman Activities (Earth-616)|Commission on Superhuman Activities}}, {{M|Superhuman Tactical Activities Response Squad (Earth-616)|S.T.A.R.S.}}, {{M|Defenders}}, {{M|Secret Defenders}}, {{M|Bold Urban Commandos (Earth-616)|Bold Urban Commandos}}, {{M|Watchdogs}} (undercover){{r|Captain America #335}}, {{M|Thunderbolts}}, Retrieval Squad
-| Alignment               = Good
+| Relatives               = [[Caleb Walker (Earth-616)|Caleb Walker]] (father, deceased);<br>
-| Affiliation             = {{Avengers (Doom's) (Earth-616)|Avengers (Doom's)}}, formerly {{M|Dark Avengers}}, [[Captain America Corps (Multiverse)|Captain America Corps]], {{M|Mighty Avengers}}, {{M|Global Reaction Agency for Mysterious Paranormal Activity (Earth-616)|G.R.A.M.P.A}}, {{m|Omega Flight (Heroes) (Earth-616)|Omega Flight}}, {{M|Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division (Earth-616)|S.H.I.E.L.D.}}, {{M|Avengers West Coast}}, {{M|Force Works}}, {{M|Jury}}, {{m|Invaders (Modern) (Earth-616)|New Invaders}}, {{M|Commission on Superhuman Activities (Earth-616)|Commission on Superhuman Activities}}, {{M|Superhuman Tactical Activities Response Squad (Earth-616)|S.T.A.R.S.}}, {{M|Defenders}}, {{M|Secret Defenders}}, {{M|Bold Urban Commandos (Earth-616)|Bold Urban Commandos}}, reserve member of the {{M|Secret Warriors (Earth-616)|Secret Warriors}}, {{M|Watchdogs}} (undercover){{r|Captain America #335}}, {{M|Thunderbolts}}, Retrieval Squad
-| Relatives               =
-[[Caleb Walker (Earth-616)|Caleb Walker]] (father, deceased);<br>
 [[Emily Walker (Earth-616)|Emily Walker]] (mother, deceased);<br>
 Michael Walker (brother, deceased);<br>
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 unnamed nieces and nephews;<br>
 | Universe                = Earth-616
-| BaseOfOperations        = Mobile; [[Raft]], [[New York City|New York City]], [[New York State|New York]]; C.S.I.S. National Headquarters, [[Ottawa]], [[Ontario]], [[Canada]]; U.S.S. Infiltrator; [[Avengers Compound]], [[Los Angeles]], [[California]]; [[Commission on Superhuman Activities Home Office|C.S.A. Headquarters]], [[Washington, D.C.]]
+| BaseOfOperations        = Mobile; [[Raft]], [[New York City]], [[New York State|New York]]; C.S.I.S. National Headquarters, [[Ottawa]], [[Ontario]], [[Canada]]; U.S.S. Infiltrator; [[Avengers Compound]], [[Los Angeles]], [[California]]; [[Commission on Superhuman Activities Home Office|C.S.A. Headquarters]], [[Washington, D.C.]]
 | Gender                  = Male
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 | First                   = {{cid|Captain America #323}}{{g|As Super-Patriot}}{{cid|Captain America #333}}{{g|As Captain America}}{{cid|Captain America #354}}{{g|As U.S. Agent}}
+| HistoryText             =
-| HistoryText             = John grew up idolizing his older brother, who had been killed during the [[Vietnam War]]. He went into military service but felt he wasn't a 'hero' like his brother was. Walker underwent the [[Power Broker, Inc. (Earth-616)|Power Broker]] process to compete in the [[Unlimited Class Wrestling Federation (Earth-616)|Universal Class Wrestling Federation]]. However, his agent convinced him that he should become a hero.
+===Early life===
+John Walker grew up idolizing his older brother Michael, who had been killed during the [[Vietnam War]]. He went into military service but felt he wasn't a 'hero' like his brother was. Walker underwent the [[Power Broker, Inc. (Earth-616)|Power Broker]] process to compete in the [[Unlimited Class Wrestling Federation (Earth-616)|Universal Class Wrestling Federation]]. However, his agent convinced him that he should become a hero.{{r|Captain America #328}}{{r|Captain America #329}}
+===Super-Patriot===
-He became the Super-Patriot, arguing that he stood for America's 'true ideals' and began to publicly discredit [[Captain America (Steven Rogers)|Captain America]]. Three '[[Bold Urban Commandos (Earth-616)|Bold Urban Commandos]]', fellow recruits from the Federation, assisted him by staging attacks and intimidating others.
+[[File:Super Patriot.jpg|thumb|left|Super Patriot]]
+He became the Super-Patriot, arguing that he stood for America's 'true ideals' and began to publicly discredit [[Captain America (Steven Rogers)|Captain America]].{{r|Captain America #323}} Three '[[Bold Urban Commandos (Earth-616)|Bold Urban Commandos]]', fellow recruits from the Federation, assisted him by staging attacks and intimidating others.{{r|Captain America #327}}
+===Captain America===
-Captain America later abandoned his identity due to [[Johann Shmidt (Earth-616)|Red Skull]]'s manipulation of the [[Commission on Superhuman Activities (Earth-616)|Commission on Superhuman Activities]]. Walker took the role as Captain America, moderating his views. The man who would later become [[Lemar Hoskins (Earth-616)|Battlestar]] served as his Bucky. The other two BUCs became [[Hector Lennox (Earth-616)|Left-Winger]] and [[Jerome Johnson (Earth-616)|Right-Winger]].
+Captain America later abandoned his identity due to [[Johann Shmidt (Earth-616)|Red Skull]]'s manipulation of the [[Commission on Superhuman Activities (Earth-616)|Commission on Superhuman Activities]].{{r|Captain America #332}} Walker took the role as Captain America, moderating his views. The man who would later become [[Lemar Hoskins (Earth-616)|Battlestar]] served as his Bucky. The other two BUCs became [[Hector Lennox (Earth-616)|Left-Winger]] and [[Jerome Johnson (Earth-616)|Right-Winger]].{{r|Captain America #333}}{{r|Captain America #334}}
+Left-Winger and Right-Winger publicly revealed Walker's name leading up to the [[Watchdogs (Earth-616)|Watchdogs]] killing his parents. Walker retaliated by killing most of the Watchdogs. He captured Left-Winger and Right-Winger and used his old 'torchsword' to ignite explosives they were strapped to, leaving them horribly burnt and in comas. {{r|Captain America #335}}
+At this time he teamed up with Spider-Man to take down the [[Tarantula]].{{r|The Spectacular Spider-Man #137}}{{r|The Spectacular Spider-Man #138}}
-Left-Winger and Right-Winger publicly revealed Walker's name leading up to the [[Watchdogs (Earth-616)|Watchdogs]] killing his parents. Walker retaliated by killing most of the Watchdogs. He captured Left-Winger and Right-Winger and used his old 'torchsword' to ignite explosives they were strapped to, leaving them horribly burnt and in comas. [[File:John Walker (Earth-616).gif|thumb|left|As a member of the Jury]]
 [[File:John Walker as Captain America.jpg|right|thumb|200px]]
-Eventually there was a confrontation with Captain America who was then calling himself the Captain. Walker was stopped by Rogers. The two confronted the Red Skull, who had been manipulating the Commission. In light of these events, Walker was deemed unworthy of the Captain America title due to his actions.
+Eventually there was a confrontation with Captain America who was then calling himself the Captain. Walker was stopped by Rogers.{{r|Captain America #336}}{{r|Captain America #338}}{{r|Captain America #339}} The two confronted the Red Skull, who had been manipulating the Commission. In light of these events, Walker was deemed unworthy of the Captain America title due to his actions.{{r|Captain America #341}}{{r|Captain America #343}}{{r|Captain America #344}}{{r|Captain America #345}}{{r|Captain America #346}}{{r|Captain America #347}}{{r|Captain America #348}}{{r|Captain America #349}}{{r|Captain America #350}}{{r|Captain America #351}}
 ===US Agent===
+[[File:John Walker (Earth-616).gif|thumb|left|As a member of the Jury]]
-Walker's death was soon faked by a member of the Commission and he re-emerged as US Agent. He has served on the [[Avengers West Coast (Earth-616)|Avengers West Coast]] and [[Force Works (Earth-616)|Force Works]]. Working for his old Commission ties has led him into conflict with other heroes. Walker seems to have finally cut ties with them after one mission put him into conflict with [[James Rhodes (Earth-616)|War Machine]] and [[Clinton Barton (Earth-616)|Hawkeye]].
+Walker's death was soon faked by a member of the Commission and he re-emerged as US Agent. He wore a variation of the costume that Rogers had worn as the Captain and using his [[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. {{r|Captain America #354}}
+He was placed as a watchdog of [[Avengers West Coast (Earth-616)|Avengers West Coast]].and the Vision by the Commission, as a condition to possibly get their government clearance reinstated.{{r|West Coast Avengers Vol 2 #44}}{{r|West Coast Avengers Vol 2 #45}}
-He was hired by [[Edwin Cord (Earth-616)|Edwin Cord]] to lead the [[Jury (Earth-616)|Jury]] against the [[Thunderbolts (Earth-616)|Thunderbolts]]. While working for [[Superhuman Tactical Activities Response Squad (Earth-616)|STARS]], he stumbled upon the [[Kree|Ruul]]'s plot to turn Earth into a [[Maximum Security|galactic prison]].
+He later rescued his former partner Battlestar from the [[Power Broker]], and reconciled with him; John learned that his memories had been altered and that his parents were dead.{{r|Captain America #376}} {{r|Captain America #377}}{{r|Captain America #378}}
-Walker joined the new [[Invaders (Modern) (Earth-616)|Invaders]] squad acting as its Captain America; he in fact demanded to be called by that name. Those Invaders who knew the real Captain America refused to do so. He claimed that today's world requires a tougher symbol of America to battle terrorism. Alongside the Invaders he battled [[Axis Mundi (Earth-616)|Axis Mundi]]. When the [[Human Torch (Android) (Earth-616)|Human Torch (Jim Hammond)]] was killed, most of the team disbanded.
+===Force Works===
-Walker favored superhuman registration. He was assigned to [[Canada]] as an official liaison - A number of powered villains, including the [[Zebediah Killgrave (Earth-616)|Purple Man]], attempted to cross the border into Canada to escape the act.
+When the West Coast Avengers dissolved, his costume and shield into the [[Hudson River]]. {{r|Avengers: West Coast Vol 1 102}} [[Anthony Stark (Earth-616)|Tony Stark]] formed a new team known as [[Force Works (Earth-616)|Force Works]]. Initially reluctant to join  however [[Wanda Maximoff (Earth-616)|Scarlet Witch]] later persuaded him to join, she believed John was the team's backbone. He intended to run the team on tight military lines and the values of strength and dedication. John ultimately joined the team, wearing a new costume and using an [[Energy shield]].{{r|Force Works #1}} John remained a member throughout the team's tenure, fighting threats such as the [[Kree]], alien parasites the [[Scatter (Race)|Scatter]], {{r|Force Works #2}} {{r|Force Works #3}} The  supernatural threat [[Pavel Chenklo (Earth-616)|Ember]], [[Slorenia]]'s armored protectors [[Black Brigade (Earth-616)|Black Brigade]],{{r|Force Works #4}} {{r|Force Works #5}} The Mandarin,{{r|Force Works #6}}{{r|Force Works #7}}  He fought alongside [[Australian]] super hero [[Willie Walkaway (Earth-616)|Dreamguard]] a against the dream-manipulating [[Orphan]],{{r|Force Works #8}}{{r|Force Works #9}}{{r|Force Works #10}} Slorenia's undead shock troops The [[Targoth (Earth-616)|Targoth]] and Volkhvy the Eternal One ,{{r|Force Works #11}}{{r|Force Works #12}} They team up with the Avengers against the Kree commandos [[Excel]],{{r|Force Works #13}} {{r|Force Works #14}}.They later went up against intergalactic mercenary the [[Broker (Earth-616)|Broker]],{{r|Force Works #15}} They even had to fight their security system [[Virtual Integrated Rapidly-evolving Grid-based Intelligent Lifeform (Earth-9528)|V.I.R.G.I.L.]],{{r|Force Works #20}} and an alternate reality version of deceased former Force Works member [[Wonder Man]].{{r|Force Works #21}}{{r|Force Works #22}}
+Working for his old Commission ties has led him into conflict with other heroes. Walker seems to have finally cut ties with them after one mission put him into conflict with [[James Rhodes (Earth-616)|War Machine]] and [[Clinton Barton (Earth-616)|Hawkeye]].{{r|Force Works #12}}
-===Avenger Again===
-He was recruited without warning by a seemingly recovered [[Wanda Maximoff (Earth-616)|Scarlet Witch]] to a new team of [[Mighty Avengers (Earth-616)|Mighty Avengers]]. The Scarlet Witch was actually [[Loki Laufeyson (Earth-616)|Loki]] in disguise.
+===Jury===
-Sent into battle against [[Norman Osborn (Earth-616)|Norman Osborn]]'s black-ops Thunderbolts team in [[Asgard]], Walker's left arm and leg were severed by Thunderbolts leader [[Frank Simpson (Earth-616)|Nuke/Scourge]]. Retired from active duty and fitted with a metal hook for a prosthetic hand (refusing better prostheses because he didn't want to become a cyborg like Nuke), Walker became the warden of the super-villain prison the [[Raft]].{{r|Thunderbolts #145}}
+He was hired by [[Edwin Cord (Earth-616)|Edwin Cord]] to lead the [[Jury (Earth-616)|Jury]] against the [[Thunderbolts (Earth-616)|Thunderbolts]].{{r|Thunderbolts #23}}
-===Back in Action===
+===S.T.A.R.S.===
+While working for [[Superhuman Tactical Activities Response Squad (Earth-616)|S.T.A.R.S.]], he stumbled upon the [[Kree|Ruul]]'s plot to turn Earth into a [[Maximum Security|galactic prison]].{{r|Maximum Security #1|3}}
-While transporting the [[Dark Avengers (Earth-616)|Dark Avengers]] back to the prison, their transport went down and Walker and the team woke up in an alternate version of [[New York City|New York]], divided in various territories controlled by heroes. While knocked out, [[June Covington (Earth-616)|June Covington]] who had managed to gain control over [[Henry Pym (Earth-13584)|Hank Pym]] and had free reign in a laboratory, bonded Walker with that world's [[Venom (Symbiote) (Earth-13584)|Venom Symbiote]] which had its higher brain functions removed. Being bonded with the symbiote restored Walker's lost limbs.
+===The Invaders===
-Leading the Dark Avengers, Walker attempted to find out what had happened to New York and reality. They found out from [[Reed Richards (Earth-13584)|Reed Richards]] that [[Advanced Idea Mechanics (Earth-616)|A.I.M.]] were behind the alteration of reality, creating a distorted reality pocket to test potential scenarios and salvage technology created by the denizens of the pocket. The Dark Avengers managed to open a portal into the real world, where they crushed the A.I.M. agents. With the mission completed, and the Dark Avengers free, June used her powers to influence Walker into allowing them to remain free, and to lead them on further adventures.{{r|Dark Avengers Vol 1 190}}
+Walker joined the new [[Invaders (Modern) (Earth-616)|Invaders]] squad acting as its Captain America; he in fact demanded to be called by that name.{{r|New Invaders #1}} Those Invaders who knew the real Captain America refused to do so. He claimed that today's world requires a tougher symbol of America to battle terrorism.{{r|New Invaders #2}} Alongside the Invaders he battled [[Axis Mundi (Earth-616)|Axis Mundi]]. When the [[Human Torch (Android) (Earth-616)|Human Torch (Jim Hammond)]] was killed, most of the team disbanded.{{r|New Invaders #3}}{{r|New Invaders #4}}{{r|New Invaders #5}}{{r|New Invaders #6}}{{r|New Invaders #7}}{{r|New Invaders #8}}{{r|New Invaders #9}}
+===Civil War===
-| Powers                  = US Agent possesses various super human physical attributes as a result of undergoing the [[Power Broker]]'s process:
+John favored the [[Superhuman Registration Act]].{{r|Civil War: Choosing Sides #1}}{{r|Civil War #7}}{{r|Civil War: The Initiative #1}}{{r|Civil War Battle Damage Report #1}}
-*'''Superhuman Strength:''' US Agent is superhumanly strong and is capable of lifting about 10 tons.{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Master Edition #29}}
+===Omega Flight===
-*'''Superhuman Stamina:''' US Agent's muscles produce far fewer fatigue toxins than the muscles of ordinary humans during physical activity. He can exert himself at peak capacity for several hours before fatigue begins to impair him.
+John was assigned to [[Canada]] as an official liaison - A number of powered villains, including the [[Zebediah Killgrave (Earth-616)|Purple Man]], attempted to cross the border into Canada to escape the act.{{r|Omega Flight #1}}{{r|Omega Flight #2}}{{r|Omega Flight #3}}{{r|Omega Flight #4}}{{r|Omega Flight #5}}
+===Mighty Avengers===
-*'''Superhuman Agility:''' US Agent's agility and bodily coordination are enhanced to levels that are beyond the human body's natural limits.
+He was recruited without warning by a seemingly recovered [[Wanda Maximoff (Earth-616)|Scarlet Witch]] to a new team of [[Mighty Avengers (Earth-616)|Mighty Avengers]]. The Scarlet Witch was actually [[Loki Laufeyson (Earth-616)|Loki]] in disguise.{{r|Mighty Avengers #21}}{{r|Mighty Avengers #22}}{{r|Mighty Avengers #23}}{{r|Mighty Avengers #24}}{{r|Mighty Avengers #25}}{{r|Mighty Avengers #27}}{{r|Mighty Avengers #28}}{{r|Mighty Avengers #29}}{{r|Mighty Avengers #30}}{{r|Mighty Avengers #31}}
+===Retirement===
-*'''Superhuman Reflexes:''' US Agent's reaction time is enhanced to a level that is beyond the human body's natural limits.
+[[File:John walker 001.jpg|thumb|left|retirement]]
+Sent into battle against [[Norman Osborn (Earth-616)|Norman Osborn]]'s black-ops Thunderbolts team in [[Asgard]], Walker's left arm and leg were severed by Thunderbolts leader [[Frank Simpson (Earth-616)|Nuke/Scourge]]. Retired from active duty and fitted with a metal hook for a prosthetic hand (refusing better prostheses because he didn't want to become a cyborg like Nuke), Walker became the warden of the super-villain prison the [[Raft]].{{r|Thunderbolts #145}}
+===Back in Action===
-*'''Superhuman Durability:''' The tissues of his body are somewhat harder and more resistant to injury than the body of an ordinary human. However, he is not invulnerable and can sustain injury in many of the same ways as an ordinary human. However, he can withstand impact forces and trauma that would severely injure or kill an ordinary human with mild discomfort.
+[[File:John Walker (Earth-616) from Dark Avengers Vol 1 184.jpg|thumb|left|Alternate Dimension]]
+While transporting the [[Dark Avengers (Earth-616)|Dark Avengers]] back to the prison, their transport went down and Walker and the team woke up in an alternate version of [[New York City|New York]], divided in various territories controlled by heroes.{{r|Dark Avengers #179}}{{r|Dark Avengers #180}}{{r|Dark Avengers #181}}{{r|Dark Avengers #182}}{{r|Dark Avengers #183}} While knocked out, [[June Covington (Earth-616)|June Covington]] who had managed to gain control over [[Henry Pym (Earth-13584)|Hank Pym]] and had free reign in a laboratory, bonded Walker with that world's [[Venom (Symbiote) (Earth-13584)|Venom Symbiote]] which had its higher brain functions removed. Being bonded with the symbiote restored Walker's lost limbs. {{r|Dark Avengers #184}}{{r|Dark Avengers #185}}
+Leading the Dark Avengers, Walker attempted to find out what had happened to New York and reality. They found out from [[Reed Richards (Earth-13584)|Reed Richards]] that [[Advanced Idea Mechanics (Earth-616)|A.I.M.]] [[File:John Walker (Earth-616) DA 001.jpg|thumb|right|Back in Action]]
+were behind the alteration of reality, creating a distorted reality pocket to test potential scenarios and salvage technology created by the denizens of the pocket.{{r|Dark Avengers #186}}{{r|Dark Avengers #187}}{{r|Dark Avengers #188}} The Dark Avengers managed to open a portal into the real world, where they crushed the A.I.M. agents. With the mission completed, and the Dark Avengers free, June used her powers to influence Walker into allowing them to remain free, and to lead them on further adventures.{{r|Dark Avengers #189}}{{r|Dark Avengers #190}}
+===AXIS===
-{{New Power Grid
+[[File:Avengers (Doctor Doom's) (Earth-616) from Avengers World Vol 1 16 001.png|thumb|Doctor Doom's Avengers]]
-| Reference         =
+John joined [[Avengers (Doctor Doom's) (Earth-616)|Doctor Doom's Avengers]], and battled the now-evil [[Wanda Maximoff (Earth-616)|Scarlet Witch]] who arrived to [[Latveria]] to have revenge on [[Victor von Doom (Earth-616)|Doctor Doom]].{{r|Avengers World #15}}The Avengers fought the Scarlet Witch and saved villagers trapped in the crossfire. [[Delroy Garrett Jr. (Earth-616)|3D Man]] managed to get hold of the Witch and take her to a machine Doctor Doom had created to specifically canalize her abilities. Soon after being put into the machine, the Scarlet Witch escaped and set out to find Doom, leaving the Avengers behind. After condensing a portion of Scarlet Witch's powers into the device, [[Valeria Richards (Earth-616)|Valeria Richards]] informed the heroes their job was done.{{r|Avengers World #16}}
-| Intelligence      = 3
-| Strength          = 4
-| Speed             = 3
-| Durability        = 4
-| Energy Projection = 1
-| Fighting Skills   = 6
-| Explanation       =
-}}
+| Powers                  =
-| Abilities               = US Agent is a superb military combatant. As he has also received training from the [[Taskmaster]] in combat, gymnastics, and acrobatics.
+* '''Power Broker Enhancements:''' US Agent possesses various super human physical attributes as a result of undergoing the [[Power Broker]]'s process:{{r|Heroic Age: Heroes #1}}{{r|Marvel Avengers: The Ultimate Character Guide #1}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 4 #3}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Master Edition #29}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 3 #8}}
+**'''Superhuman Strength:''' US Agent is superhumanly strong and is capable of lifting about 10 tons.{{r|Heroic Age: Heroes #1}}{{r|Marvel Avengers: The Ultimate Character Guide #1}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 4 #3}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Master Edition #29}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 3 #8}}
+**'''Superhuman Stamina:''' US Agent's muscles produce far fewer fatigue toxins than the muscles of ordinary humans during physical activity. He can exert himself at peak capacity for several hours before fatigue begins to impair him.{{r|Heroic Age: Heroes #1}}{{r|Marvel Avengers: The Ultimate Character Guide #1}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 4 #3}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Master Edition #29}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 3 #8}}
+**'''Superhuman Agility:''' US Agent's agility and bodily coordination are enhanced to levels that are beyond the human body's natural limits.{{r|Heroic Age: Heroes #1}}{{r|Marvel Avengers: The Ultimate Character Guide #1}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 4 #3}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Master Edition #29}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 3 #8}}
+**'''Superhuman Reflexes:''' US Agent's reaction time is enhanced to a level that is beyond the human body's natural limits.{{r|Heroic Age: Heroes #1}}{{r|Marvel Avengers: The Ultimate Character Guide #1}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 4 #3}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Master Edition #29}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 3 #8}}
+**'''Superhuman Durability:''' The tissues of his body are somewhat harder and more resistant to injury than the body of an ordinary human. However, he is not invulnerable and can sustain injury in many of the same ways as an ordinary human. However, he can withstand impact forces and trauma that would severely injure or kill an ordinary human with mild discomfort.{{r|Heroic Age: Heroes #1}}{{r|Marvel Avengers: The Ultimate Character Guide #1}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 4 #3}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Master Edition #29}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 3 #8}}
-| Strength                = Class 10 superstrength, John can press lift 10 tons.
-| Equipment               = Bulletproof costume, ''formerly'' [[Avengers Identicard]]
-| Transportation          = Custom-built motorcycle and van similar to [[Captain America (Steve Rogers)]]; ''formerly'' [[Avenger's Quinjet]].  Air Ship named [[Black Mariah (Ship)|Black Mariah]].
-| Weapons                 = [[Steven Rogers (Earth-13584)|Captain America's Shield]], [[Convincer]], conventional firearms.  Formerly [[Vibranium]] [[Star Shield]], [[Eagle Shield]], round [[Vibranium]] shield, [[energy shield|Photon Shield]], "Torchsword", [[Captain America's Shield]]
+| Abilities               = * US Agent is a superb military combatant. As he has also received training from the [[Taskmaster]] in combat, gymnastics, and acrobatics.{{r|Heroic Age: Heroes #1}}{{r|Marvel Avengers: The Ultimate Character Guide #1}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 4 #3}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Master Edition #29}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 3 #8}}
-| CustomSection1          = Appearances in Other Media
-| CustomText1             =
-US Agent is a hidden character accessible in some of the Vs. Series of Capcom's Marvel Licensed Fighting Games.  There, he is basically a pallet swap of Captain America.
-In Marvel Ultimate Alliance, U.S. Agent is the third "Skin" for Captain America. Whether this is the U.S. Agent isn't revealed. Although other skins are other characters such as War Machine (Iron Man) and Beta ray Bill (Thor).
+| Strength                = * Class 10 super-strength, John can press lift 10 tons.{{r|Heroic Age: Heroes #1}}{{r|Marvel Avengers: The Ultimate Character Guide #1}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 4 #3}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Master Edition #29}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 3 #8}}
-Though [[Force Works (Earth-534834)|Force Works]] frequently appeared in the [[Iron Man: The Animated Series|Iron Man Animated Series]], the US Agent was not in it, being replaced by [[Clinton Barton (Earth-534834)|Hawkeye]].
+| Equipment               = * '''Bulletproof costume''', ''formerly'' [[Avengers Identicard]]. {{r|Heroic Age: Heroes #1}}{{r|Marvel Avengers: The Ultimate Character Guide #1}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 4 #3}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Master Edition #29}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 3 #8}}
-| Notes                   =
+* '''[[Captain America's Uniform]]:'''
-* Walker carries around a picture of his parents, usually taped to the inside of his shield.
+| Transportation          = * Custom-built motorcycle and van similar to [[Captain America (Steve Rogers)]]; ''formerly'' [[Avenger's Quinjet]].  Air Ship named [[Black Mariah (Ship)|Black Mariah]].{{r|Heroic Age: Heroes #1}}{{r|Marvel Avengers: The Ultimate Character Guide #1}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 4 #3}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Master Edition #29}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 3 #8}}
+| Weapons                 = * [[Steven Rogers (Earth-13584)|Captain America's Shield]], [[Convincer]], conventional firearms.  Formerly [[Vibranium]] [[Star Shield]], [[Eagle Shield]], round [[Vibranium]] shield, [[energy shield|Photon Shield]], "Torchsword", [[Captain America's Shield]] .{{r|Heroic Age: Heroes #1}}{{r|Marvel Avengers: The Ultimate Character Guide #1}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 4 #3}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Master Edition #29}}{{r|Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 3 #8}}
+| Notes                   = * Walker carries around a picture of his parents, usually taped to the inside of his shield.{{Citation}}
+* John Walker featured in the [[Marvel Illustrated: The Swimsuit Issue]].{{r|Marvel Illustrated: The Swimsuit Issue #1}}
+* As a prominent hero John has appeared in various flashbacks. {{r|Captain America Vol 5 #50}}
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