Union Jack
Creation & Design
Union Jack was created by writer Roy Thomas and artist Frank Robbins, inspired by the patriotic themes of World War II and the desire to create a British counterpart to Captain America.
Early Years
Joseph Chapman served as a soldier during World War II and took on the mantle of Union Jack to fight against the Axis powers alongside other heroes in The Invaders.
Character Development
Over the years, Union Jack has evolved from a World War II hero to a modern-day operative, adapting to new challenges while maintaining his patriotic spirit and commitment to justice.
Cultural Reception
Union Jack has been well-received as a symbol of British heroism, often praised for his design and character depth.
Character Details
Real Name:
Joseph Chapman
Aliases:
Union Jack, The British Hero
Affiliations:
The Invaders, MI-13, The Howling Commandos
Abilities:
Expert hand-to-hand combatant, Skilled marksman, Peak human physical condition
Equipment:
Union Jack costume, Various weapons