Mister America, in comics, is the name of three fictional

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superheroes: :1.

Tex Thompson Harry "Tex" Thompson (Thomson pre-1993) is a superhero owned by DC Comics who later became the masked crime-fighter Mr. America and then became an espionage operative called Americommando. He was often aided by his best friend Bob Daley, who for a ...

, the Golden Age Mister America, first appeared in June 1938 in '' Action Comics #1''. :2. Trey Thompson (a descendant of his predecessor Tex Thompson) is the prelude to the modern day Mr. America. He first appeared in ''

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'' (vol. 3) #1 (February 2007) as an

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special agent who took justice into his own hands after a murderer he captured is set free.

Vandal Savage Vandal Savage (Vandar Adg) is a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. He is said to be a Cro-Magnon warrior who gained immortality and advanced healing abilities after encountering a strange meteorite during prehis ...

hires the super-thug Catalyst to murder Thompson's entire family, and Savage himself murders Trey Thompson in the following issue. :3. Jeffrey Graves is the modern day Mr. America. Trey's former FBI contact is first seen donning the mask of Mr. America in ''Justice Society of America'' (vol. 3) #4 after he is fired due to his connection with Trey. He stumbles into the Justice Society Headquarters at the end of ''Justice Society of America'' (vol. 3) #12, seeking help to defeat his mysterious pursuer.

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