List of United States–themed superheroes
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The following is a list of superheroes with names or overt motifs relating to the United States, usually (though not necessarily) with an overtly patriotic character. Characters are listed alphabetically by publisher.
A.C. Comics[edit]
Amalgam Comics[edit]
Archie Comics[edit]
Battle Fever J[edit]
- Miss America (Diane Martin)
- Miss America (Maria Nagisa)
Cartoon Network[edit]
Crestwood Publications[edit]
- Yank & Doodle (Prize Publications)
Dark Horse Comics[edit]
DC Comics[edit]
- Agent Liberty
- American Eagle (Zoo Crew member)
- The Americommando (Crusaders member)
- The Americommando (Tex Thompson)[2]
- The Comedian
- Commander Steel
- Fighting American
- General Glory
- Lady Liberty
- Liberty Belle[2]
- Major Victory I
- Major Victory II
- Mayflower
- Minute-Man[1]
- Miss America[1]
- Mister America[1]
- Peacemaker
- Red, White and Blue
- Silent Majority
- Skyman
- Skyrocket
- Sparkler
- Stars/Stargirl
- Star-Spangled Kid[2]
- Stripesy/S.T.R.I.P.E.[2]
- Superman[3]
- Uncle Sam[1]
- Wonder Woman
- Yankee Poodle[1]
Dynamite Entertainment[edit]
Fox Features Syndicate[edit]
G-Man Comics[edit]
Heroic Publications[edit]
Homage Comics[edit]
- The All American (Astro City)
- The Frontiersman (Astro City)
- The Old Soldier (Astro City)
Impact Comics[edit]
Image Comics[edit]
- The Badge (Big Bang Comics)
- The Defender of Liberty (Battle Hymn)
- Liberty & Justice
- Mister U.S. (Big Bang Comics)
- Patriot/Flagg (Jason Miller) (Rising Stars)
- Sgt. States, America's Fighting Foot Soldier (Jack Staff)
- Superpatriot
- The Proud American (Battle Hymn)
Marvel Comics[edit]
- American Ace
- American Dream
- American Eagle[1]
- Battlestar
- Blue Eagle
- Bucky/Captain America
- Captain America
- Captain America (Isaiah Bradley)
- Citizen V
- Defender (Private Don Stevens) Timely Comics
- Falcon/Captain America
- Free Spirit
- Iron Patriot
- Jack Flag
- Josiah X
- Miss America (America Chavez)[1]
- Miss America (Madeline Joyce)[1]
- Nuke[2]
- Old Soldier (Supreme Power)
- Patriot
- Patriot (Jeffrey Mace)
- Phantom Eagle
- Rusty (Defender's Sidekick) Timely Comics
- The Spirit of '76
- The Spirit of '76 (Crusaders member))
- U.S. Agent
- US Archer
- The Yankee Clipper
- See also Liberty Legion, Young Allies
Nedor Comics/Terra Obscura[edit]
Organic Comix[edit]
New England Comics[edit]
- American Maid (The Tick supporting character)[1]
Multiple publishers[edit]
- Fighting American (Awesome Entertainment, DC Comics, Harvey Comics, Marvel Comics, Prize Comics, Titan Comics)
Overwatch[edit]
- Soldier 76
Samurai Flamenco[edit]
- Mr. Justice
Street Fighter[edit]
Wildstorm[edit]
America's Best Comics[edit]
Miss America
- The First American (Tomorrow Stories)
- U.S.Angel (Tomorrow Stories)
- Spirit of '76 (Top 10: The Forty-Niners)
- See also America's Best, The Strongmen of America, Society of Modern American Science Heroes and Nedor Comics above.
Weekly Shonen Jump[edit]
- Star and Stripe
References[edit]
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l "10 Patriotic Superheroes Not Named Captain America". CBR. 2020-07-16. Retrieved 2021-04-03.
- ^ a b c d e "12 Patriotic Superheroes Other Than Captain America". www.mentalfloss.com. 2016-04-27. Retrieved 2021-04-03.
- ^ "Truth, Jawlines And The American Way: The Changing Face Of Superman". NPR.org. Retrieved 2021-04-03.