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Who Is USA? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

USA (Image): He is a patriotic-themed superhero who battles Communists and he is a member of the Tomorrow Syndicate. He is allusion to Captain America.

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USA is a Image comic book character, the alter ego of Ulysses Armstrong, with over 8 comic issue appearances. He is a patriotic-themed superhero who battles Communists and he is a member of the Tomorrow Syndicate. He is allusion to Captain America.

Who is USA?

U.S.A. (Ultimate Special Agent) is a homage to Captain America . . N.B. [Nota Bene] = Alan Moore's limited series 1963 was an affectionate & energetic parodic riff on Marvel Comics of the 1960s and 1970s -- for example, USA was predominantly a well-done parody of Steve Rogers/Captain America with a few shades of Daredevil added in.

Key facts

USA is of human origin and first appeared in "Double-Deal in Dallas!". The character is published by Image. With 8 recorded issue appearances, USA ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is USA?

He is a patriotic-themed superhero who battles Communists and he is a member of the Tomorrow Syndicate. He is allusion to Captain America.

What is USA's real name?

USA's real identity is Ulysses Armstrong.

When did USA first appear?

USA first appeared in "Double-Deal in Dallas!".

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