U.S.Agent: The Good Fight #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the 2020 miniseries U.S.Agent: The Good Fight, which follows John Walker as he takes on a new mission that tests his loyalties and moral code. Written by Christopher Priest with art by Georges Jeanty, the story explores Walker's struggle to balance his role as a government operative with his own sense of justice in a politically charged narrative.
In "The Replacement," John Walker opens up to Val Cooper about his past—his time in Vietnam, his bond with Lemar, and how he and Ethan Thurm forged a path to fame through the Power Broker’s gifts. With the Commission choosing Super-Patriot as the new Captain America, John faces a difficult choice: sever ties with Thurm or lose the support of one of the Buckies. Written by Mark Gruenwald and illustrated by Tom Morgan, with inks by Dave Hunt and colors by Ken Feduniewicz, this issue features a cover by M. C. Wyman, Jerry Ordway, Mike Zeck, and Karl Kesel, Bob McLeod.
In "The Replacement," John Walker—now Super-Patriot—faces a reckoning with his past as he recounts his rise to heroism to Valerie Cooper. Once a Vietnam vet who gained his powers through the Power Broker, John’s path to national fame was shaped by a calculated alliance with manager Ethan Thurm, who saw a way to turn him into a symbol. Now, as the Commission chooses him to replace Captain America, they demand he cut ties with Thurm and pick just one of the Buckies to keep—forcing John to confront what he’s built, and who he’s willing to leave behind.
U.S. Agent moves in to protect Curtiss Jackson, the architect of Power Broker, Inc., as Scourge II lays siege to his compound—while General Haywerth watches from a monitor and Vagabond keeps a wary eye on the chaos.
U.S.Agent struggles to survive beneath the wreckage as Scourge II unleashes his fury, while Curtiss Jackson pushes his own limits in a reckless bid for power. With Vagabond watching from the shadows, the line between hero and monster blurs in a city on the edge.
In "Field of Angels," U.S.Agent delves into the shadowy origins of the Scourge network, unearthing a shocking connection to the legendary superhero Angel. As he confronts the remnants of the movement, he faces off against Bloodstain and Reverend Nordstrom, uncovering a legacy built on faith, vengeance, and a twisted ideal of justice.
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