U.S.Agent #3

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CGC records 1 graded copies for U.S.Agent #3 (1993). Population is the number recorded by this grading source, not the total print run or all surviving copies.

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Caprice of the Scourge program has captured U.S.Agent. Along with the Scourge agent Bloodstain, she drugs and interrogates him in a steam chamber in attempt to learn his secret identity. Once they get enough information to peg him as John Walker, Bloodstain brings him out of his trance while pretending to be his long-lost brother Mike, a soldier whose death was faked so he could enter the CIA's Scourge program. John hesitates to believe the story, but it's plausible. With the seed planted, Bloodstain offers U.S.Agent his own place within the Scourge program.

| Appearing1 = **Featured Characters:** * U.S.Agent (John Walker)) **Supporting Characters:** * Priscilla Lyons) * Reverend Ned Nordstrom) **Antagonists:** * Scourge of the Underworld) ** Caprice/Scourge of the Underworld (Kendra Louise Price)) ** Domino (Dominic Dunsinane)) ** Angel (Tom Halloway)) ** Scourge (Decker)_(Earth-616)) ** Bloodstain/Scourge of the Underworld) * Watchdogs) **Other Characters:** * Mike Walker_(Earth-616)) * Texas Twister (Drew Daniels)) * Patriotic Heroes ** American Avenger (Don Caldwell)) ** Battlestar/Bucky (Lemar Hoskins)) ** Bucky Barnes) ** Bucky (Jack Monroe)) ** Captain America (Steve Rogers)) ** Captain America/Spirit of '76 (William Nasland)) ** Captain America/Patriot (Jeffrey Mace)) ** Captain America (William Burnside)) ** Captain America (Roscoe Simons)) ** Fighting Yank (Bill Prince)) ** G.I. Max) ** Left-Winger (Hector Lennox)) ** Major Liberty) ** Miss America (Madeline Joyce)) ** Right Winger (Jerome Johnson)) ** Super-Patriot) * Caleb Walker) * Emily Walker) * Central Intelligence Agency) * a given Scourge's target) * U.S.Agent's government supervisor)

**Realities:** * Earth-616 **Locations:** * Los Angeles * Georgia) ** Custer's Grove * Texas) **Items:** * Vibranium Shield **Vehicles:** *

| Notes = * Domino's computer search in attempt to determine U.S.Agent's identity displays the names of several patriotic heroes from throughout Marvel's history, including six entries for Captain America and three for Bucky. It's not clear to whom all these entries refer, as the information available to the Scourge program might be incomplete and unaware of times someone wearing the mantle was a different person (as when the government attempted to cover up the first Cap and Bucky's death when replacing them with William Nasland) and Fred Davis)) or when the person wearing the mantle was the same but it was presented to the public as someone different (as when Steve Rogers faked his death to restore his secret identity in Captain America Vol 1 114. There are also some wearers of the mantle that may or may not "count" according to the list, such as Bob Russo), who publicly took on the mantle of Captain America only to instantly give it up as soon as he failed at the requisite acrobatics. As such, there are more potential identities for the heroes than those listed. See the disambiguation pages for Cap and Bucky for more information. | Trivia = | Recommended = | Links =

Creative credits

Writers: Mark Gruenwald

Interior art: M. C. Wyman

Color: Bob Sharen

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