Diamondback

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Diamondback (Rachel Leighton) is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Originally depicted as a supervillain who was part of the Serpent Society, she was first introduced in Captain America #310 (October 1985) and became a series regular for years afterwards. Rachel Leighton made her debut as part of the Serpent Society and soon came into conflict with Captain America as the group carried out an assassination. Later on Leighton started to develop feelings for Captain America, drawing her away from the Society to the side of the good guys…Wikipedia
See also: Captain AmericaMarvel ComicsThe Serpent SocietyDanny BulanadiKieron DwyerThe X-MenMike VosburgDazzler
Drew Geraci, Scott Eaton - Captain america #31 p. 20 - red skull chokes out diamondback - 2004

listed for $575 in 2018

Joe Sinnott Paul Neary - captain america #319 p 16 (captain america & diamondback, joe sinnott inks! ) 1986

listed for $500 in 2022

Al Milgrom, Kieron Dwyer - captain america #344 p 14 (captain america, d-man, diamondback) 1988

listed for $450 in 2022

Danny Bulandi, Dave Hoover - captain america #430 p. 15 - cap & diamondback bound by damon dran splash - 1994

listed for $350 in 2022

Mike Vosburg - X-men annual #13 color prelim p. 1 - diamondback in dazzler‘s body strips for wolverine title page splash - 1989

listed for $150 in 2018

Ariane Lenshoek, Larry Alexander - Captain america #405 p. 27 - diamondback steals cap‘s frozen blood - 1992

listed for $90 in 2018

Mike Vosburg - X-Men Annual #13 Color Prelim P.30 - Mr. Jip Swaps Dazzler And Diamondback Back Into Their Proper Bodies - Wolverine App - 1989

listed for $85 in 2024

Mike Vosburg - x-men annual #13 color prelim p. 11 - wolverine rescues dazzler in diamondback‘s body in the savage land - 1989

listed for $85 in 2022

Ariane Lenshoek, Larry Alexander - Captain america #403 p. 27 - diamondback undercover ‘‘girly‘‘ workout page - 1992

listed for $75 in 2018

Mike Vosburg - x-men annual #13 pencil prelim p. 7 - dazzler and diamondback fight in front of wolverine - the x-men teleport - cool storm - 1989

listed for $75 in 2022

Mike Vosburg - X-men annual #13 color prelim p. 12 - wolverine rescues dazzler in diamondback‘s body and fights the serpent society in the savage land - 1989

listed for $75 in 2018

Mike Vosburg - X-Men Annual #13 Color Prelim P.13 - Wolverine Vs. the Serpent Society in the Savage Land - Dazzler in Diamondback‘s Body Comes To - 1989

listed for $75 in 2024

Mike Vosburg - x-men annual #13 color prelim p. 24 - diamondback in dazzler‘s body and psylocke vs. The serpent society - 1989

listed for $65 in 2022

Mike Vosburg - x-men annual #13 color prelim p. 27 - longshot, storm, psylocke, and diamondback in dazzler‘s body vs. The serpent society - 1989

listed for $65 in 2022

Mike Vosburg - x-men annual #13 color prelim p. 23 - storm, psylocke, longshot, and diamondback in dazzler‘s body vs. The serpent society - 1989

listed for $60 in 2022

Mike Vosburg - x-men annual #13 color prelim p. 6 - the x-men fight over breakfast about diamondback and dazzler body swapping - 1989

listed for $50 in 2022

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