Remember the 1990s when we had a new Batman, new Green Lantern, new Spider-Man and even a gaggle of new Supermen? The character now known as U.S.Agent was a replacement Captain America back in 1986, and eventually wound up carving his own identity once Steve Rogers took the job back
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So when they released a figure of U.S.Agent as part of the recent Captain America line of action figures, I was pretty excited to get a chance to add him to the collection. It also gets me one step closer to having a set of the West Coast Avengers.
His costume is awesome, as it is a darker version of the American flag. The accessories are pretty cool. U.S.Agent comes with his most recent shield and a Uzi. After all, he’s a much tougher (and more violent) version of Cap. For picture and display sake, I swapped it out for one of the M-16 assault rifles that are so prevalent with GI Joe figures.
U.S.Agent is a brute of a guy, so I imagine him being one of my most combat-ready toys. I could really see him being air-dropped over an AIM or Hydra base, with two machine guns, a lot of ammo and maybe a Monster energy drink,.
Ridiculously Awesome 
ah loved him… when he was the Captain…
Great figure!This guy confused the heck out of me as a kid reading the Captain America comics.For a minute there I didn’t know who was who. I remember having an Iron Man comic with him in it ….or vice versa.
I think my first Cap comic was the one where John Walker (USAgent) gets trained by Taskmaster on how to fight like Cap. Head blown.
I liked that run- ala captain and diamondhead