Rock Python

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Rock Python (M'Gula) is a fictional super villain in the Marvel Comics Universe, and is a member of the Serpent Society. He first appeared in Captain America vol. 1 #341 in May 1988.

Rock Python
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Rock Python, art by unknown.
Publication information
PublisherMarvel Comics
First appearanceCaptain America #341 (May 1988)
Created byMark Gruenwald and Kieron Dwyer
In-story information
Alter egoM'Gula
SpeciesHuman Mutant or Mutate
Team affiliationsSerpent Society
AbilitiesRock-hard skin, uses egg-shaped bombs which ensnare his enemies with steel ribbons or poisons them.

Fictional character biography

Rock Python first joined the Serpent Society when the villainous Viper invaded, and after she abandoned them, he took a test to prove his worthiness of being in the Society. He also later battled the X-Men's Rogue, Havok, and Colossus with the rest of the Serpent Society, but quickly surrendered when he realized his opponents were much more powerful than him. His greatest accomplishment was nearly killing Captain America after he, Anaconda, and Puff Adder were attacked. He dropped him from a rooftop, but was ordered by King Cobra to flee as to not have their base revealed. He continues to serve with the Society.

He's recently appeared in Brand New Day as one of the villains in the bar.

File:RockPythonSS.jpg
Rock Python.

Powers and abilities

Rock Python has skin, muscle, and bones that are rock-hard, much like a rock python snake. He is impervious to high caliber arms fire, powerful explosions, intense heat, and deadly impacts. He carries little gimmick "snake eggs" which, upon impact, release various substances such as smoke bombs, acids, plastic explosives, and "snake wrap": explosive-launched inch wide, razor-sharp steel alloy metallic ribbons designed to ensnare opponents like bolas and immobilize them, and are approximately 25 feet in length.

Bibliography

  • Captain America vol. 1 #341-343, 355, 365, 367, 380-382, 385-387, 411, 414, 434-437
  • Captain America vol. 3 #30-31
  • Uncanny X-Men Annual #13