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Colonel Rick Flagg, Jr. was a patriotic officer of the U.S.A, and the son of Colonel Flagg. Despite not possessing any special power, Flagg is a talented hand-to-hand combatant and a gifted tactician with a profound sense of duty and patriotism.
History[]
Flagg recruited four outlaws into a group named Task Force X, under the directive of Project Cadmus. Their covert mission consisted in infiltrating the Justice League's headquarters to retrieve the Annihilator. While Deadshot and Plastique created a distraction, Flagg and Boomerang rushed to the armory. When they were intercepted by three Leaguers, Flagg took on Vigilante and Shining Knight single-handedly in hand-to-hand combat. Thanks to his dexterity, the mission was a success. Unlike the others, Colonel Flagg, Jr. wasn't blackmailed into going on this suicide mission—he did it out of patriotism.
Background information[]
Richard Rogers Flag Jr. made his first appearance in The Brave and the Bold #25 and was created by Robert Kanigher and Ross Andru. Richard Flag Jr. was the son of Richard Montgomery Flag, member of the original Suicide Squad and Task Force X. Rick Flag was recruited by Amanda Waller to lead the new Suicide Squad, but he wasn't pleased to serve side by side with convicts. Nevertheless, Flag was totally loyal towards his teammates and Amanda Waller.
Appearance[]
Justice League Unlimited
Project Cadmus | |
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Members | |
Leader | Amanda Waller |
Sponsor | Lex Luthor |
PR / Manager | Maxwell Lord |
Division Heads | |
Genetics | Emil Hamilton |
Psychology | Hugo Strange • Moon |
Splicing | Milo |
Mysticism | Tala |
Military Tactics | Wade Eiling |
Agents | |
Captain Atom • Doomsday • Galatea | |
Ultimen | Downpour • Juice • Shifter • Long Shadow • Wind Dragon |
Task Force X | Captain Boomerang • Clock King • Deadshot • Rick Flagg • Plastique |