#super Patriot

[coolcomicbookcovers]

[evilhorse]

Savage Dragon #25

[oneday-23]

"God, what exactly did you add when you created John Walker?"

God: Courage to never be afraid, more like arrogant confidence, the intent to control and command everything.

"WELL, then he's a really arrogant and hard to tame tiger."

God: And... Supreme Loyalty to the Beloved

[nitpickrider]

Dead Ringer...shortly to be shorted to just "Dead". I do not think you realize what this implies you have DONE. Dead 3rd string supervillains is one thing. Most of them thugs, mercenaries, meatheads of one stripe or another. But to have that form...implies that you dug up Nighthawk's body, defiled Kyle Richmond's grave, disturbed the eternal resting place of a man who has gained and earned many, many POWERFUL friends. Loyal friends. The scary kind. If a single. One. of the Defenders finds out who you are, and what you've done? Trust me sir when I say Captain America will be your better option. Captain America 339

[ironmandirectorofsword]

Captain America 323 (1986) by Mark Gruenwald & Paul Neary

[freetheshit-outofyou]

You seem to have a fetish for vigilantism. You post Punisher stuff all the time. Do you believe vigilantly justice is the right way to go about stopping crime? That, putting a gun to a drug dealers head and pulling the trigger is the best answer to our crime problems? Wouldn't it be better to take the Batman approach over the violent Punisher approach?

Anon, you're about to get the comic book nerd in me all worked up. I have thousands of comic books, almost all comic book heroes are vigilantes. Rarely, do you see an arrest made, a trial held and a disposition of the court issued, nope its just a long line of POW, Smack, Crack, and lights out for the "bad guy". I wanted to clear that up from jump street. The Punisher makes up a big part of my Comic book collection, although dwarfed by the Silver Surfer collection. The punisher, although violent and graphic, ends problems. There are very few repeat offended in the Punisher comic books. Sure there are ones and twos to make a juicy storyline but for the most part Frank identity's a target and is laser focused on that mission until it's completion. A quick search of the innerwebs says Frank as sent 48,502 people to their judgement day, 48,502 people who could not reoffend. Batman on the other hand locked EVERYONE up in Gotham State Penitentiary, Blackgate Penitentiary or Arkham Asylum. Well, everyone except the 8 people he killed and never came back. Batman fought the same people, the same groups over and over again because those treats to Gotham were never or rarely ended for good. I think the Batman plan, not unlike the current lock people up only to let them loose to reoffend plan sucks, it's the one we have but it still sucks. If I had to pick one villain/vigilantly/anti-hero/hero I take John Walker as Super-Patriot/Captain America/U.S.Agent.

[holy-shit-comics]

[dinosaurgiantpenny]

[comicsiswild]

Savage Dragon (1993) #25

[happy-mokka]

History repeating...

😢

[worldwide-blackfolk]

Some things never change.

[lifethenecropolis]

Comics of 2023: Youngblood Strikefile #1-3!

This might have been my first Image Comic when I was a kid. I always loved Diehard, and this was my first introduction to Super Patriot too!

#Youngblood #robliefeld #superpatriot #backissuecomics

[evilhorse]

Let’s just try to get through this with our dignity intact, okay?

(Savage Dragon #25)

[oneday-23]

“We don't need--”

“Captain America！！”

“And we need--”

“SUPER PATRIOT！！！”

[nitpickrider]

*Looks up how Death-Stalker died* You're a fucking moron, sir. Captain America 339

[vertigoartgore]

2009's Dark Wolverine Vol.1 #75 cover by cover artist Leinil Francis Yu and colorist Laura Martin. Source