Kobra Cult

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Paraphernalia

Equipment: None known.
Transportation: None known.
Weapons: Currently, Kobra footsoldiers will use anything they can get their hands on, from alien technology, to guns, to IEDs.

Notes

Prisoners in the American federal prison system sometimes convert to Kobra, to the general disgust of Earth's superheroes. One such example is Slipknot.
Like Ra's al Ghul, Kobra owned a hidden network of very specialized Lazarus Pits.
Kobra apparently entertains many specialized sub-sections. One such section was the Blackadders, a group of ninja-like fanatics. In the past Kobra operated an aggressive metahuman research and recruitment program, this program that gave birth to both known versions of Strike Force Kobra.
The new Kobra seems to be ranked by serpent type, low level members are Lanceheads, higher level members are called Nagas^[1] the highest level shown are the Bestowed, mystics who specialize in Blood Magic.^[2]

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[0] Checkmate Vol 2 #4

[1] Checkmate Vol 2 #24

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