List of United States–themed superheroes explained

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

• Captain Freedom
• Fighting Yank
• Miss Victory
• Yankee Girl

Amalgam Comics

• American Belle
• Super-Soldier

Archie Comics

• Captain Flag
• Shield^[1]
• Lancelot Strong

Battle Fever J

• Miss America (Diane Martin)
• Miss America (Maria Nagisa)

Cartoon Network

• Major Glory (Dexter's Laboratory)

Crestwood Publications

• Yank & Doodle (Prize Publications)

Dark Horse Comics

• The American

DC Comics

• 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
• 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
• Stripesy/S.T.R.I.P.E.
• Superman^[3]
• Uncle Sam^[1]
• Wonder Woman
• Yankee Poodle^[1]
  • See also Freedom Fighters, Freedom's Ring, Force of July, Justice League of America, Justice Society of America.

Dynamite Entertainment

• Homelander

Fox Features Syndicate

• The Eagle
• U.S. Jones^[1]

G-Man Comics

• American Eagle III
• Champion of Liberty²
• Lady Victory
• Sgt. Flag
• Simon N. Kirby, The Agent

Heroic Publications

• Liberty Girl

Homage Comics

• The All American (Astro City)
• The Frontiersman (Astro City)
• The Old Soldier (Astro City)

Impact Comics

• American Shield
• Original Shield
• Shield

Image Comics

• 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

• American Ace
• American Dream
• American Eagle
• 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
• 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

• American Crusader
• American Eagle
• The Fighting Yank^[1]
• The Fighting Spirit
• The Liberator
  • See also Society of Modern American Science Heroes

Organic Comix

• ShieldMaster

New England Comics

• American Maid (The Tick supporting character)

Multiple publishers

• Fighting American (Awesome Entertainment, DC Comics, Harvey Comics, Marvel Comics, Prize Comics, Titan Comics)

Overwatch

• Soldier 76

Samurai Flamenco

• Mr. Justice

Street Fighter

• Guile

Wildstorm

America's Best Comics

Miss America

• The First American (Tomorrow Stories)
• U.S.Angel (Tomorrow Stories)
• Spirit of '76
  • See also America's Best, The Strongmen of America, Society of Modern American Science Heroes and Nedor Comics above.

Weekly Shonen Jump

• Star and Stripe

Notes and References

1. Web site: 2020-07-16. 10 Patriotic Superheroes Not Named Captain America. 2021-04-03. CBR. en-US.
2. Web site: 2016-04-27. 12 Patriotic Superheroes Other Than Captain America. 2021-04-03. www.mentalfloss.com. en.
3. Web site: Truth, Jawlines And The American Way: The Changing Face Of Superman. 2021-04-03. NPR.org. en.