country Rumekistan, a decision which later came back to haunt him. Under the holographic guise of Nenad Petrovic, Watkins orchestrated events to make Cable as Rumekistan's leader. There is a mention in Citizen V'' (vol. 2) that John Watkins III is the seventh version of Citizen V. Roberto da Costa Roberto da Costa began to lead the U.S.Avengers under the Citizen V alias. Other versions Ultimate Marvel The Ultimate Marvel version of Citizen V (John Watkins) is depicted as a normal GI in a special uniform. The American soldier rallies his men in the face of a Japanese onslaught in 1942. However, he is shot and killed with his blood staining the American flag. A photograph of this image is released around the world to which President Franklin Roosevelt demands a true super-soldier rather than a normal one in a special uniform. References External links Citizen V (John Watkins) at Marvel.com Citizen V (John Watkins) at Marvel Wiki Citizen V (John Watkins) at Comic Vine Citizen V (Paulette Brazee) at Marvel.com Citizen V (Paulette Brazee) at Marvel Wiki Citizen V (Paulette Brazee) at Comic Vine Citizen V (John Watkins Jr.) at Marvel.com Citizen V (John Watkins Jr.) at Marvel Wiki Citizen V (John Watkins III) at Marvel.com Citizen V (John Watkins III) at Marvel Wiki Citizen V (John Watkins III) at Comic Vine Comics characters introduced in 1942 Golden Age superheroes Marvel Comics superheroes Marvel Comics male superheroes Timely Comics characters United States-themed superheroes Fictional English people