U.S. Agent (Marvel Comics)

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==Summary==
John Walker enlisted in the United States military because he admired his older brother, a soldier who died in the Vietnam War, but soon felt that he could never be as accomplished as his brother was.
He undertook a dangerous procedure from the Power Broker, which enhanced his strength to a superhuman degree, and became the "Super-Patriot", coming into conflict with Captain America due to wanting to replace him as the country's new iconic hero.
However, when Steve later resigns due to a secret plot by the Red Skull, John takes up the new identity of Captain America, but his far more brutal and misguided methods of fighting villainy result in him relinquishing the title back to Steve after the plot is exposed.
His death is then faked by the Commission on Superhuman Activities, who hypnotize him into living under new identities, both as the civilian "Jack Daniels" and the superhero U.S. Agent.
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: , far higher with shield
Name: John Walker, Jack Daniels, Super-Patriot, Captain America, U.S. Agent
Origin: Marvel Comics
Gender: Male
Age: Unknown
Classification: Human mutate
Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Martial Arts, Weapon Mastery, Acrobatics and Vehicular Mastery (Can pilot a planeU.S. Agent Vol 2 1)
Attack Potency: Building level (Can fight with Captain America), far higher with shield (Beheaded an Ultron drone)
Speed: Hypersonic combat speed (Reacted to Hawkeye's arrows and threw his shield as fast as them. Can dodge dozens of gunmen trying to shoot him at once. Comparable to Captain America)
Lifting Strength: Class 25 (Can press 10 tons and lifted a large metal container while his legs were broken. Comparable to Captain America)
Striking Strength: Building level
Durability: Building level, Galaxy level with shield
Stamina: Superhuman
Range: Standard Melee Range, at least Tens of Meters with weapons.
Standard Equipment: Vibranium shield (though he has used several different shields in his career, such as one with retractable spikes, one with remote control, one made of energy that should change shape or unleash energy blasts, and Captain America's shield), costume, energy-truncheon, various guns, throwing stars, torchsword, motorcycle
Intelligence: Gifted. Experienced, proficient combatant, tactician, strategist, gymnast and acrobat. Trained in throwing his shield with intense precision by Taskmaster, while his combat skill is stated and demonstrated to be almost on par with Captain America's.
Weaknesses: Human limitations, formerly struggled with mental instability
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==References==
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Category:Acrobats
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Category:Pilots
Category:Defenders
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