The Serpent Society

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The Serpent Society is an organization of snake-themed supervillains appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The society is a continuation of the original group the Serpent Squad and was later changed into Serpent Solutions. The Serpent Society first appeared in Captain America #310 (October 1985) and was created by writer Mark Gruenwald and artist Paul Neary. Serpent Solutions first appeared in Captain America: Sam Wilson #1 by writer Nick Spencer and artist Daniel Acuña. The Serpent Society will appear in the Marvel Cinematic Universe film Captain America: Brave New World.…Wikipedia
See also: Captain AmericaMarvel ComicsDiamondbackMark GruenwaldPaul NearyThe X-MenMike Vosburg
Dennis Janke, Paul Neary - captain america #311 p 7 (half splash, entire 11 member serpent society! ) 1985

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Mike Perkins - iron fist #74 p. 18 - the serpent society!

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Mike McKone - cobra watercolor bust marvel king cobra serpent society

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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

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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

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Mike Vosburg - X-men annual #13 color prelim p. 34 - great x-men returning home shot and the serpent society beat up - 1989

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Mike Vosburg - x-men annual #13 color prelim p. 16 - colossus, rogue, and havok get ambushed by the serpent society in lima, ohio - 1989

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

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

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

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Mike Vosburg - X-men annual #13 color prelim p. 3 - the serpent society kidnap dazzler - 1989

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Mike Vosburg - x-men annual #13 color prelim p. 25 - diamondback in dazzler‘s body and psylocke vs. The serpent society - 1989

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