The Fascinating History of U.S.Agent! [Falcon & Winter Soldier]
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
- In the Falcon & Winter Soldier series on Disney+, the government made their own Captain America, U.S.Agent. What's his deal?
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I love how US Agent for decades in media was just "The dark Captain America skin" in video games, until light was shined upon him, revealing that he's the a-hole Captain America with a Whisky name.
He had a really dope theme in Marvel Super Heroes VS. Street Fighter though.
@@megamix5403 Yes.
damn straight.
Whiskey name?
@@victorscorner4218 yeah it's in the video at 5:48
They basically pulled an Azrael. "What is it, kids? You think the current heroes are boring? You want EDGY and VIOLENT? Fine, we'll make a new character like that pick up the mantle just to show you how stupid and wrong that would be!". I love it!
The clasdic "Replacement Hero" trope.
@@keenanjohnson1296 Pretty much, but I love it when the replacement is done out of spite. That Azrael storyline in Batman was basically a big commentary on why those 90's anti-heroes and their overly bulky and complex armors suck.
@@matti.8465 But, waa that intentional or just?
@@ManiacX1999 It was intentional. Dennis O’Neil, one of the writers of Knightfall, said as much.
He basically is a (little) more stable version of Jean Paul Valley.
god, that "9/11 names" shield design looks like something straight out of The Boys and precisely the kind of thing that Vought would do
I'm surprised the master of subtlety, Garth Ennis didn't do that
Sounds exactly like something Red Skull would do to mock Americans
On the boys, I hope US agent isn't just like Homelander. He's great but would be a shame if they end up basically the same character.
@@Rorschach003 considering The iteration of The Invaders with USAgent was put together by The Red Skull (under the anagram of Dell Rusk), that would indeed be a Red Skull thing to do.
>Soldier Boy enters the chat
Yikes. This character's history feels like the equivalent of a rapid paced pinball machine.
I'd say the history of Madcap is even worse... they had absolutely no idea what to do with an immoral that could drive people into fits of mania
Aw! Tilt.
"Rapid" probably isn't the right word to describe it.
@@katzewerfer63 Apparently try to explain Deadpool's schizophrenia (and no, it's not DID/MPD because that's not how DID/MPD works). It didn't stick of course.
@@katzewerfer63 Speaking of Madcap and Deadpool though, what about Slapstick, one of the Marvel characters who broke the 4th before Deadpool did, like Sensational She-Hulk? He seems to have been tossed around and forgotten too, he was last seen as part of Deadpool's short-lived "Mercs for Money" team which is also the second to last time Madcap was seen.
Some people think that it is overwhelming to keep track of 12 years worth of MCU movies. They don't know the struggle of keeping track of decades worth of countless comic plot lines.
Truth my brother
Never read lots of 616 or Ultimate (i’m a batman family fan) but after reading Bucky, Scott Summers, Hank Pym and Janet Van Dyne on marvel wiki. I managed to understand their stories
Yea imagine trying to read all that now
I have the knowledge of all Pokemon and their moves
Pre gen 6
@@Shahzad-ss1jq The correct gens.
/j if i need to clarify
I bet there are a lot of people who just know US Agent as "that one weird guy from the old Marvel vs Capcom game"
omg this used to confused so much as a kid. I was like, who is this guy who is not captain america'?? Isnt this a recolor, who is this guuuy
Thats like the only appearance i remember him for that one assist who looks like a captain america lol
I only know him as:
He's Captain America's and Nuke's baby
It's better than knowing him as that weird guy from Falcon and the Winter Soldier.
*Marvel vs Street Fighter. He was an assist in the first MvC though.
So he’s basically Ultimate Captain America. I remember one time in Mighty Avengers where Quicksilver breaks him free of his brainwashing by saying that if he doesn’t, “the reds will win”.
At worst Walker isn't as bad as Ultimate Cap.
Nothing like the original brainwashing to remove other brainwashing
No, Walker is a lot more nice of a guy
"Do you think the A on my head stands for FRANCE?!"
@@MetaDHedge28 yes. Does it not ?
Imagine he broke away from the US like Cap did, and he just calls himself "gent"
I can totally see him immigrate to UK and become a ''Gent''.
Tips Fedora
He becomes "Gent", adopting a new costume of a top hat, monocle, and 3 piece suit
The UK Gent
Haha, i get it
Him speaking fluent Spanish in the comics is something I hope they bring into the movies since it could be how he pays tribute to Lemar learning all the languages he knew
You're saying there is a Cap shield still sitting at the bottom of the Hudson, waiting for someone to find it and use it against the heroes? Like Gwenpool could suddenly remember that it happened in all the comics she read and found it and painted it pink?
That would actually be really cool. They should totally do that.
Wait she did? I haven't read Gwenpool in a couple years
@@giuseppepiuma1965 no,it's a hypothetical scenario
@@redhood7650 ok thx
@@redhood7650 and one that isn't exactly out of character
The fact that omega flight the Canadian super hero team recruited a guy called USAgent is so goddamn funny
Lmao
Old guy here. During his 90s run, John Walker was used as Marvel's answer to Guy Gardner. Guy was inexplicably very popular during this time as the unapologetic a-hole everyone loves to hate on the Justice League. Every appearance of USAgent then just seemed like a attempt to capture that Gardner magic but he did not.
Also, the story of his time as replacement Captain America was much better and more plausible than Knightfall over a DC imo.
Yep. Guy Gardner is my favorite Lantern and I got major Guy vibes from him. It's partly what made me a fan.
"Cap became a member of the terrorist organisation Hydra. But don't worry he got better" my new favourite quote
That’s an error on Drake’s part. Cap was brainwashed.
@@harlannguyen4048 Now that's, in a way, funny to think about. Thanks for that info lmao
@@harlannguyen4048 Wrong. Hydra cap was the one made by Kubic. Cap is the one with the Avengers
Also Hydra Cap is dead now. So if he was the real Cap wich he isn't since he was a construct, that would mean that Captain America the real one is dead
@@harlannguyen4048 MURDERED
Wow, I only ever knew him as "Cap but an asshole" but apparently he really does have a lot of potential.
I mean he really is
Yeah same.
Also known as AssCap
Mistaken often for ass hat
I thought that was Ultimate Cap.
"became the leader of. . ."
I feel there's a running theme with this character
I’m hoping for a video on other “Captain America’s” like patriot or other people who have taken the mantle
Make sure to ring that bell. ;)
@@ComicDrake ooh I'm getting excited
@@aidan- keep it in your pants
@@ComicDrake Why do I get the feeling you're saving that for Independence Day?
@@NeedyBoBeedy 9
Wyatt Russell's performance as John Walker in The Falcon and The Winter Soldier was probably my favorite part of that show. Wyatt is a fantastic actor (just like his father) and he was the most compelling character in the show, even when he kind of became a villain. He went through the most changes and challenges throughout the show and I also couldn't help but feel bad for him. He was trying to be a good person, but everyone in the MCU, the writers, and the audience were going to shaft him because HOW DARE HE TAKES STEVE'S NAME AND SHIELD!!!
I hated his character the whole way through bcs of the thing you said at the end but I couldn't help but love him at the same time
I was annoyed when he said he saw Steve as a brother and was generally tone-deaf in his interactions with Sam and Bucky, but then he *murdered a surrendering enemy combatant in cold blood and broad daylight.* I’m less mad that he was given the shield and more at how he used it. I don’t get why the writers seemed to try to redeem him. TFATWS came out the year after George Floyd was murdered. They should’ve known we’re not about to root for John Walker, a police officer who killed unjustly.
@MaxWelton I think it's VERY important to keep in mind John Walker's state of mind at the time. The government 100% set him up for failure by giving the mantle to an already ready shaken and deeply traumatized man. Also keep in mind, the incident where he killed a man was right after his best friend was murdered in front of him. A guy he knew since they were teens. It's fine not liking a character, but ignoring they are human beings with emotions and traumas is also not cool.
@@MaxWelton "he murdered a surrendering enemy combatant in cold blood and broad daylight" super human terrorist who killed dozens of people?
@MaxWelton Jesus christ, watch the show in its own context. JW and Steve are both soldiers hence he saw him like a brother in arms and someone to aspire to. His interactions with bucky and Sam were nothing but respectful as he wanted their guidance. Sam and bucky were being childish and unprofessional. Also grasping for straws to hate the guy, like what's wrong with being called a 'wingman'. If anything walker was far to generous to the two since ehe didn't arrest them as soon as they released zemo. What they do in return? Quip while he got ganged up on by wakandan soldiers and then bully him into returning the shield after his BF got killed.
Also he's a soldiers, no shit he's gonna kill a superhuman terrorist
I feel like there's so much potential for a good story of Walker, Roggers and Nuke acting as foils to each other
We already had Walker fighting Nuke.
@@BullseyeRey I know
@@BullseyeRey Nuke almost killed Walker...
The upcoming United States of Captain America looks to be getting something like that. Steve, Sam, John and Bucky going on a road trip.
Have Walter beat the hell out of Punisher.
So would you say that US Agent is a "good" example of how someone can grow overtime from being blinded or conditioned to think one way? That's one of the takeaways I got from this video so I'm interested in his story and might pick it up.
I mean I like to think that I'm also a good example of that. I had some really bad sociopolitical beliefs when I was younger and I'm extremely lucky that I had patient people to explain their life experiences which opened my worldview and let me become a more empathetic person.
I think that John Walker has a lot of the same qualities that I did which is one of the reasons why he grew on me as a character.
@@ComicDrake See I feel the same way about my past beliefs, which is why I'm a huge fan of yours for acknowledging your own past beliefs. Since I graduated college I've gone through major growth as a person, I've come to regret a lot of what I believed, said, and did. Seeing you open up partially open up about it over the past few years has been refreshing and keeps me coming back to your videos in support because of the similarities I feel. Seeing your growth inspires me to be a better person just as much as it inspires me to read more comics. So thank you and keep doing what you do!
@@ComicDrake ohh so sweet
The story where he becomes cap is fantastic. It's fun to watch John become a better person by trying to emulate a man he was actively pushing against
Funny that I remembered him only because of him being a secret assist in MVC1
"Why don't we disband while we have the chance?"
-Every team US Agent has been on, probably.
Great to see John Walker getting some love.
P.S.
>U.S. Agent appears in Falcon and The Winter Soldier
MCU Fans: That shield doesn't belong to you...
Lol ye. I can’t wait to see him more as a good foil to Falcon and Bucky. Btw I know no one cares but you spelt shield wrong and it’s triggering my ocd like crazy.
@@hubbug6847 lmao I saw that too
Oh god the look on Sam’s face 😭 Anthony Mackie nailed it. This is gonna be a good month
@@gateauxq4604 yesss
I can't wait to see it. It definitely looks like they're going to be discussing what it means to even have a superhero called "Captain America," since he's going up against people who believe in a world without borders and Falcon, a black guy (and let's be real, the writers are aware of that) has denied his calling. Should be fun!
In universe Walker refused to have cybernetic limbs because it would make him more like Nuke the guy who crippled him
Honestly, one of my favorite US Agent moments was after Civil War, starks wanted to place him in the Omega Flight team as an American Lieson. And his respond was....what else could it be but........
"SCREW YOU STARK!!!!!!!!!!!!! CANADA!!!!!!!!!!!!!YOU WANNA SEND ME TO FREAKEN CANADA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!NOT THIS TIME STARK, I SERVE UNCLE SAM. NOT MAJOR MAPLE LEAF"
sweet judas h priest that's hilarious. tony should've done it anyway just to piss him off.
Hahaha i forgot that one. Hilarious.
@@richardauthement3105 XD yeah, honestly i think tony just didnt want to see another patriotic hero with a shield since this was during the whole Civil War event
Their is a hero from Canada right
I just know that because of the time I played contest of champions
@@Shahzad-ss1jq it was a canadian team yes, that john was briefly assigned to. He accepted the role since he was after purple man who made his way to canada to escape being arrested here in the states
So US Agent is an antihero version of Captain America who struggles with loss and rage. That's actually a lot of potential for a character. I just hope the MCU doesn't make him a villain.
Honestly, I'll settle for not "generic racist white guy". Like, I'm fine if he is, he's supposed to be an antagonist and we're clearly not meant to be rooting for him taking up Cap's shield and title, but I don't want that to be *all* that he is.
@@Birthday888 He is an antagonistic protagonist, he is still a hero.
@@Birthday888 The funny thing is, for all his other faults, Walker was never portrayed as racist.
I love how you make being a part of hydra sound like a minor cold.
"But he got better."
I am fascinated how you are able to create such amazing content and read all of these comic books. Keep up the good work.
The trick is that I take meticulous notes on EVERYTHING that I read so I have about five hundred research docs in progress at all times. So while reading U.S.Agent books, that means I have notes taken for Steve Rogers, Flag-Smasher, Falcon, the Dark Avengers, Force Works, the Mighty Avengers, Avengers West Coast, and plenty more.
That way when I start a new video, there's a good chance that a good amount of leg work was already done and annotated.
@@ComicDrake where do you find all those books? Is it too late to read his comics even if I know everything based on this video? How’s the Christopher Preist Series?
Sorry in advance I didn't know your comment was from 2 years when I wrote it 💀
Marvel has an app called Marvel Unlimited were you can pay a subscription to get access to most if not all their comics. Depending on how many you read it's better value than buying them but obviously you lose access to them when the subscription runs out. They can be a bit awkward to read too since its on a small phone screen so you pretty much have to stay zoomed in and constantly move the page around and some pages work better landscape while others work better portrait so you'll probably be turning your phone around quite a lot. Also depends wether you're fine with digital comics and not owning them physically but it makes it good for trying out comics you might not have bought a physical copy of.
There might be better options but hats all I know of.
Walker wears the "Captain" outfit because him and Cap's dry cleaning got mixed up (they look pretty similar, after all). Since Walker's memories were all scrambled, he just assumed that was his uniform. These things happen from time to time in the Marvel universe. By the time he realized, he and Cap agreed that it looked "super badass" on him, so he kept the look.
Nah that's made up for sure 😂
@@teo-pc8yx Nope, it's revealed in "Captain America: Return of the Asthma Monster".
@@FoxJ10027 Can someone please fact check this book and get back to us?
@@melonsaway3929It's total nonsense. I checked.
@@keithgarner2759 The fact that you had to check the book to make sure that was made-up says a lot about comic books in general.
Funny thing about the energy shield Walker used during his time in force works: That shield actually got used by Steve Rogers later on.
When Steve lost the Captain America mantle after he had helped the Red Skull to invade a secret military base (Long story, had to do with his first resurrection after he died while wearing his 90ies power armor) he was given that shield by Sharon Carter when he started to work as a hero without a code-name during the story-arc "Enemy of the state". Don't know how she got that, but Steve was constantly moaning about the shield beeing a cheap knock-off while he used it to infiltrate Latveria, so there is that.
I haven't really dived into researching that yet, but are you sure it's the same shield? I'd love your source if you have it.
@@ComicDrake Maybe the translation screwed something up (because I have the German version of that story), but Sharon heavily implies in that version that this shield was Walkers from his time in force works when she gives it to Steve. Mind you, that energy shield is for some reason orange during that story (which I honestly think could also be an error made by the colourist), but overall it seems like it was Walkers originally.
Also: Said shield didn't survive Steves trip to Latveria and thus is never brought up again (because he got another bootleg one from Dr. Doom afterwards to go save Bill Clinton. Yes, seriously, and Clinton btw wields the real shield for a panel at the end)
Hope he stays in the MCU on the Thunderbolts or Dark Avengers team (whichever Marvel Studios will be doing). I think having a team of anti-heroes in the MCU is inevitable especially after the box office success of Suicide Squad. And US Agent is a perfect character for that team, along with other characters like Ghost and Justin Hammer.
oof i think any plan to have a thunderbolts movie went out of the window with a certain passing, R.I.P. my main man William Hurt...
edit before i even posted this initially: uuuhmm okay i had to fact check because it has already happened to me in the past that i said an actor died but i got confused with the names or something and although he is indeed dead, it seems that a Thunderbolts movie is already in production according to rumors... so, that is interesting.
I think the "black" suit is just another suit Steve had around, much like when he grabbed his "old" uniform in The Winter Soldier, although it was an alternate suit and not the original from the war.
Fun Fact: US Agent was a secret palette swap of Cap in the classic arcade game Marvel Super Hero VS Street Fighter
US Agent is one of those characters that I know of, but no nothing about and probably could only recognize the costume.
Same here, even as a hardcore marvel fan
I thought U.S. agent was the racist version of Captain America
@@rogers.5 no that's ultimate cap he's more of the darker side of Captain America if he was mostly pro-government
I really hope to see you do a video on John’s recent appearances in his solo series, and the United States of Captain America story, and the recent Devil’s Reign arc because I think it really illustrates the point that when given to writers who know how to handle him and explore his character, he’s deeply fascinating and his continuous journey to grow and be a better person is so very relatable. Wyatt Russell has been pitch perfect as the MCU version of this character and I really hope the films and shows will also give him more screentime in the future to develop and explore his perspective and history.
I heard Eli Bradley (Patriot) is gonna show up in the show and I'm really excited for that bc I love the first run of young Avengers. So you think you could do a short history on him? Much appreciated 😁
I'm pretty sure that it's Isaiah Bradley that's going to be making an appearance. I do have a video on him planned.
@@ComicDrake
He just appeared in episode 2 of the falcon and The Winter Soldier, it seems like a brief cameo BUT he may show up again both Eli Bradley and Isaiah Bradley
This is all edited and fits together really well
What an aesthetic.
Welcome to the channel. :)
I've read the storyline where John Walker became Captain America, I'm really intrigued with what they will do with him in Falcon and The Winter Soldier because of how little they've shown of him in the promo material
always wondered what the origin of the marvel vs capcom character was, thanks for the vid!
U.S. Agent was also an alternative skin in Marvel: Ultimate Alliance
I can't wait to see more of his character
Hey!
It's that one hidden character in Marvel Super Heroes vs Street Fight!
More like assist character we randomly chose in marvel vs capcom
i’ve always irrationally hated usagent, very excited that falcon and the winter soldier is giving me a reasonable excuse
Actually, he deserve some hate, because he is jingoistic and asshole guy.
@@alexferrana3979 why be jingo a sin now?
@@jalpat2272 I see it as Patriotic Arrogance. The mindset of “My country is the best and I will beat you up to prove it.”
I don't know where to say this, so this is the best place. John Walker gives off black hair energy
YES
Isn't it Black Air Energy?
Confused?
Isn’t black airforce energy
I remember reading a large trade that contained the debut storyline of U.S.Agent in it's entirety.
9:03
Try as he might, his comic will struggle.
Now everybody do, "The Johnny Walker Shuffle"!
I love the MCU John Walker. Hope he can be a his own kind of hero in the future.
He's about to be in the new Captain America mini series with the other 3 captain americas and meeting 5 new Captain America's.
I think Marvel should bring back the Dark Avengers with USAgent as the leader again. It'll give them a reason to re-power Skarr and bring Clint's brother back into action. The roster could be a Mix of the two versions of the team, with Skarr, Trickshot, Moonstone, Daken, and maybe even the current Venom to replace Mac Gargan. It could work as a pseudo-Thunderbolts team like it was in Walker's run with the team.
You mean Skaar? There are other Gamma Mutates that would work better though.
@@BullseyeRey Yes, I always forget which letter gets doubled. And I chose him because he was already on the team in Osborn's second team and USAgents team
@@AussieDragoon
Love Your Ideas for a New Dark Avengers Team, please continue with your Ideas for The team and Stories
Hi drake,
I’ve been reading the 2005 runaways series lately and I found something very weird. So basically when the future version of Gert goes to the past she says that it must be 2005 because Karolina is still alive. This got me thinking, so I googled Molly’s age and she is 11 years old. And the the writer of the new 2017 runaways series confirmed that Molly just turned 13 during or shortly before the first issue. Does this mean earth-616 is currently in the year 2007? I’m really confused, please help. And thanks for your awesome videos.🙏
Marvel operates on a sliding time-scale, which means events dates change relative to the current year the books are being published. So even though the book said it was 2005, as of right now it actually takes place a nebulous 2 years ago from the current date. So basically don't take years at face value in Marvel or DC comics, those dates will change as time goes on.
@@AussieDragoon The old joke is that the only thing that doesn't slide through time in comics is that Captain America always fought in WW2.
You need to start giving a bibliography of your reports so we can read the comics for ourselves.
I do for my patrons. :)
just finished the video, thumbs up. good job man!
There's a an issue of Captain America in the late 90s where US Agent gets beat up pretty badly by one off character Protocide (who was apparently the real first "volunteer" to receive the Super Soldier serum but went crazy and was put on ice before being discovered by A.I.M. in the late 90s.) Walker's next appearance after was in the aforementioned S.T.A.R.S. storyline. Those 2 spots was pretty much the only times I've seen him in my comic book reading material. I ranted. This was a really good video. Thank you for posting. Gave it a like.
Great video as always! Keep up the good work!
Your knowledge of comics is incomparable. Kudos to you 👍
Oh I love Gent! Had a nice fling there.
Great video, Drake! One of my favorites! :)
U.S. Agent really seems to be an interesting character. We’ve seen him interact with both Steve Rogers and The Falcon, but we’ve never seen a situation where he interacts with The Falcon and The Winter Soldiers when Steve is dead. The dynamics and struggle of legacy can be really interesting in the show.
All in all, I’m really glad he’s getting his own solo series, because finally this can be a way where his continuity is consistent and they can experiment with the character, it seems Marvel has finally found out what to do with him!
Maybe since Marvel has handled how his character operates in teams horribly, he can take up more of a role like Spider-Man: Where he shows up for Events, but for the most part, he flies solo. Maybe he can be interesting in a team, but closely examining his life and thoughts seems way more interesting than having him share comic-time with 5 other heroes and not really being able to be more than just “Team leader with stereotypical personality” (But who knows, it could work, I haven’t read the comics)
All in all, great video Drake!
3:52 Holy shit! The show was straight-up from the comics.
So many live streams and I love it
That was quick! Such a good explanation
Wow i didn't know walker had so many shields, that's a nice touch and when i was young i had the comics so i liked this character a lot.
I like the background a lot actually. This was a great one as always drake's the goat
Really love your videos
Awesome vid!
I think I would use U.S. Agent as the MC trying to synthesize and make sense of all the different shadowy government agencies in Marvel. Like there have to have been at least 20 of them so I think there's a good story there.
He holds his E’s out for to LONG
Loved this video!
Always appreciate your videos...I learn something new every time. Walker is a fascinating character because he's realistic, complex, and flawed. At the risk of sounding like an edgelord, he's what a Captain America irl would probably be like to some extent.
This was great! I would really love to see a video over other Captain America "clones" such as Nuke, Protocide, etc.
I'd watch that
I can't believe how long this has been out and yet I still have yet to see 1 episode.
Another character that I barely knew a thing about. Thanks for the video.
Love this vid
Leaving a comment to help out! Love ur vids, as so far this one is good
I have the same glasses. Nice vid bro!
I dont know what to think of the character based off the summary. On the one hand "discount Captain America" could be a fun topic to explore, but on the other, all the attempts to do so sound like flops. My only potential suggestion is to bring him to an era outside of steve rodgers, then make him either the era's new captain america, or the archenemy of the era's captain america.
Either way, i can see why the character generally flopped, as "imposter syndrome" is strong. Why should the audience care about him? It doesnt matter how compelling the story within the books themselves are if the marketing front/first impressions are just "knock-off captain america".
Earned a new sub i very much like your videos.
Love the video, Drake!
i have no idea what makes a person enlist in the army, the concept itself blows my mind
As much as I really don't like the military, I know that it's necessary, just not to the extent that the United States keeps theirs.
I don't fundamentally think that every soldier is a hero and I also don't understand what could compel someone to enlist, but I'm glad and thankful for the people that do so I don't have to.
A lot of benefits like your kids get free college tuition, tax cuts, medical costs, and a lot more
@@kaprio551 There's no gratitude from leftists and I'm black my dude...the world changed a lot
Well- benefits, a call of duty and lack of stuff to do with life can be major benefactors. They were for me atleast
Constant Propaganda that gets people posting stuff like, "they sacrifice their comfort and happiness out there , you people get to sleep peacefully at night," as if killing a bunch of people in the middle east wasn't the reason so many groups want us dead in the first place. Or poverty leaving you with very little options outside of enlistment. Those are the two big ones. Usually both.
Also, not everyone who ends up in the Military even ends up deployed to a combat zone, and an even smaller percent of that group will actually end up being anywhere they could "nobly sacrifice themselves to protect people thousands of miles away sleeping in their beds." Yeah, I really need to show my gratitude all the 92Gs who cook meals for the Army Officers who give the orders to get some twenty year old kids high on patriotism killed.
was worried Mace was retconned for a second but looking it up it seems his character was Patriot.
Yup. He became the third Captain America after the second one (William Naslund, aka the Spirit of ‘76) was killed fighting a mad robot called Adam II in 1946. He retired from the Cap role in 1949.
I’m curious how far ahead you recorded this in preparation for whenever USAgent actually showed up in the series. It seems far too well researched and edited for you to have scrapped it together on Friday itself. Huge props!
This is the best comic Drake video I’ve ever seen
“I’m just gonna hold this empty coffee cup”
Wow this video aged very well after the final episode. The views are just pouring in
So shocked when I saw that blood splattered shield. Lookin forward to him on Thunderbolts/Dark Avengers.
Man what a research one of the best videos ever cool
i don't read a lot of comics (too expensive) so i don't know if theyve done this but heres an idea for how he can stay relevant. have him be a part of a group in SHIELD. have him work with black widow, hawkeye, winter soldier, taskmaster even. have some cool black ops stuff, new Howling Commandos team
Thanks Drake, you uncovered so many things I didn't know about Walker! Also, will you do a video on the new United States of Captain America coming out in June? I've already pre-ordered my copy!
Glad you spoke about the BattleStar name change...I have the comic
When Steve re-accepted the job of Captain America he gave Walker the Captain uniform knowing he was going to continue being a hero. He was then renamed U. S. Agent and Steve resumed the role of Cap. America.
KGBeast, USAgent. I love these wacky names.
I always recognized US Agent as the headstrong tough guy Capt A that was kinda like a lancer to the OG Capt and his replacements. Anyway love the character and love the new limited series!
Sorry I couldn’t be here at the start of the premiere. It was a great video nonetheless!
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I'm betting on the fact that they made a copy of it
I mostly just knew US Agent as the Captain America knockoff support character in MvC lol. I mean he was literally just a pallet swap in MvSF (even more than War Machine in MvC2, his moveset is _exactly_ the same) and MvC.
This video gave me a better understanding of the character u.s. agent. And by the way I noticed the way you told this history was very different are you actually improving your editing and music choices for your videos from now on?
I laughed out loud when they showed the dudes face😆😆😆
4:35 I really wish this would be in MCU, that would be a powerful emotional scene and depth for US agent
The Christopher Priest US Agent storyline is short yet amazing.
Really liking the character in the MCU wonder if he's going to get his black suit
It's speculated some of the Walker shots in the final episode trailer are fake outs and it's actually him in the black USAgent suit instead of the Captain America one.
Drake has come a long way from his days on Screwattack. Good work man!