Captain America: Serpents Unite! #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Serpents of the World Unite!", the Serpent Society makes a chilling move by stealing Modok’s corpse for AIM, setting off a dangerous chain of events. When Porcupine tries to quit the life of crime by selling his costume, Captain America shows up — not as a foe, but as a surprising buyer, leading to a tense showdown that ends in tragedy when Porcupine is fatally impaled by one of his own quills. Written by Mark Gruenwald and illustrated by Paul Neary, with inks by Dennis Janke, colors by Ken Feduniewicz, and letters by Diana Albers, the issue’s cover by Sal Buscema captures the high-stakes tension of this pivotal moment.
In "Serpents of the World Unite!", Sidewinder gathers a cadre of villains to form the Serpent Society, but when the Constrictor refuses to join and threatens to expose them, the group responds with force—striking him down to maintain their secrecy. The story unfolds with tension and danger, as loyalty is tested and the stakes rise in a world where the serpent's shadow stretches far.
In "Working...", Captain America faces off against the Flag-Smasher in a tense, public clash that turns his new national hotline into a battleground for opposing ideologies. With the stakes rising and ideals on the line, the fight becomes less about fists and more about what it truly means to serve a nation.
In "Mission: Murder Modok!", Captain America races against time to stop the Serpent Society from assassinating M.O.D.O.K., aided by the unlikely hacker Hiram "Ram" Riddley. With the stakes high and the clock ticking, Cap must unravel the mystery behind the attack before the trail goes cold.
In "The Hard Sell," Porcupine tries to cash out of the villain life by selling his costume—only to find his only buyer is Captain America. When Cap pretends to be captured to expose the Serpent Society, the trap turns deadly in the most unexpected way.
In "Beware of Serpents!", Captain America and the Falcon accompany Peggy to her home in Virginia, hoping to help her settle after her unexpected return. But the newly formed Serpent Squad has other plans, launching a sudden and dangerous assault on their quiet mission.
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