Strike Force Kobra Kobra researched every villain that ever fought Batman and how they each acquired their respective powers. After obtaining some test subjects, Kobra had his researchers use this information to transform them into Strike Force Kobra.  Kobra sent them to fight the Outsiders and infiltrate Stagg Enterprises. During the resulting fight, Spectrumonster was destroyed and the rest of Strike Force Kobra was defeated by the Outsiders and arrested by the police.Outsiders #21-22. DC Comics.  Kobra would later form a second incarnation of Strike Force Kobra led by his cult member Lady Eve  . When this version of Strike Force Kobra was defeated by Eradicator's incarnation of the Outsiders even after the death of the fourth Syonide, Lady Eve called Kobra for help only for him to tell them to surrender. This action caused a strain between Kobra and Lady Eve.Outsiders Vol. 2 #5. DC Comics. Strike Force Kobra II Lady Eve - The leader of the second Strike Force Kobra. Dervish - A female supervillain with super-speed. Fauna Faust - The daughter of Felix Faust who can perform magic and control animals. She was apparently killed by her father. Syonide IV - A whip-wielding female supervillain. She was killed by Eradicator. Windfall - A female aerokinetic supervillain  who is the sister of New Wave. Other versions In Kingdom Come, an immortal Lord Naga/Jeffrey Burr is a part of the Mankind Liberation Front led by Lex Luthor.Kingdom Come # 2 The first King Kobra appears in Batman '66 comic continuation of the series. King Kobra appears in the Lil Gotham series. Kobra King once stole the Jade Sword. Although they escaped Gotham City, he'd be tracked and captured by Batman and his mysterious partner, revealed to be Alfred. Years later, they would again steel the Jade Sword. While they were chased by Katana and Robin, they quickly subdued the heroes. However, Batman's ex-partner would come to their aid and defeat Kobra. Batman: Li'l Gotham # 3 In other media Television While he never appeared in the show itself, Kobra makes a cameo in the opening credits of the 1960s Batman live-action series. A futuristic version of the Kobra organization appears in series set in the DC Animated Universe, with various members voiced by Corey Burton, Kerrigan Mahan, Gary Anthony Sturgis, and Keith Szarabajka. This version of Kobra is a global terrorist organization primarily made up of scientists with an obsession for reptiles and dinosaurs, envisioning the latter as the only lifeform capable of ruling the world and seeking out ways to splice humanity with dinosaur DNA. To better emulate the species they admire, Kobra has conducted tests on kidnapped people, turned themselves into reptilian creatures, and used cutting edge technology for robberies, extortion and terrorism. The Kobra organization first appears in Batman Beyond. Introduced in the episode "Plague", they develop a super-virus capable of complete biological devastation. After hiring False-Face to smuggle the virus into Neo-Gotham, Kobra operatives break into Gotham Plastics to expose millions of cred-cards with the virus and spread it throughout the city. As a back-up plan, they also turned False-Face into a carrier for the virus. Kobra planned to demand a ransom of 10 billion credits, but are intercepted and foiled by Stalker and Batman. In the two-part episode "Curse of the Kobra", Kobra is revealed to have been working on genetically-engineering the perfect leader for their organization, whom they named Zander (voiced by Alexis Denisof), as they lacked cohesive leadership. Throughout his gestation, infancy, and adolescence, Kobra groomed Zander to lead them. Once he came of age, he led the organization in stealing a vial of dinosaur DNA so they can transform their operatives into dinosaur hybrids. As their new hybrids were cold-blooded, Kobra also stole a thermal bomb with the intention of detonating it inside a volcano that led to the Earth's core and raising the planet's temperature. However, they are foiled by Batman, Max Gibson, and Kairi Tanaga, and Zander is lost in the ensuing battle. In flashbacks depicted in the episode "Unmasked", Batman revealed his secret identity to a young boy and inadvertently made him a target of Kobra. While the terrorists captured the latter and used a memory machine in an attempt to learn Batman's identity, the boy was able to deceive them by replacing Batman's face with that of his favorite action figure, though Kobra failed to realize this. Kobra appeared in the Static Shock episode "Future Shock", with its new, unnamed leader voiced by Lance Henriksen. After their leader is arrested, Kobra captures Static to ostensibly negotiate a trade while secretly helping their leader escape. Once he is freed, the Kobra leader attempts to kill Static, only to be foiled by Batman and Static's time-traveling younger self, who freed the latter's older counterpart so he can defeat the Kobra operatives. Kobra appears in the  Batman: The Brave and the Bold animated series in two different forms. The Kobra organization appears in the teaser for the episode "Requiem for a Scarlet Speedster!", with the Kobra Leader voiced by Robin Atkin Downes. They attempt to sacrifice a young woman in preparation for world domination, only to run afoul of Batman and the Outsiders. Though they manage to defeat Kobra and save the woman, Batman learns the Outsiders forgot to destroy a nearby bridge that would have prevented Kobra reinforcements from arriving. King Cobra makes a cameo appearance in the episodes "A Bat Divided!" and "Joker: The Vile and the Villainous!". The Jeffrey Burr incarnation of Kobra and his cult appear in the Young Justice animated series episode "Drop Zone", voiced by Arnold Vosloo. This version is more calculating than his comics counterpart and is a martial artist. He and his cult come into conflict with Bane over Santa Prisca as well combining the latter's Venom drug with the Blockbuster formula to create a more powerful and permanent transformation for the Light. Kobra and his cult end up fighting Bane and the Team, with Kobra himself fighting Robin before escaping. Jason Burr appears in the Beware the Batman animated series, voiced by Matthew Lillard. This version is depicted as the inventor of the Ion Cortex, a device that could potentially manage the world's power. Introduced in the episode "Safe", Batman and Katana work to protect Burr from the League of Assassins after they target him and the Ion Cortex. All the while, Burr becomes infatuated with Katana. In the episode "Control", Burr takes the latter on a date, unaware that the League of Assassins sent Cypher after him in a new plan to obtain the Ion Cortex. Cypher controls Burr and Katana, but Batman is able to free them and defeat Cypher. However, Burr retains traces of the villain's control while recuperating in the hospital. In the episode "Instinct", Burr helps Katana foil Professor Pyg and Mister Toad's yacht bombing plot while secretly being in contact with the League of Assassins' leader, Lady Shiva. In the episode "Fall", Burr finishes the Ion Cortex and prepares to give it to the League of Assassins. However, Batman and Katana confront him and permanently free him from Cypher's control. Burr attempts to shut down the Ion Cortex, but Lady Shiva uses the Soultaker sword on him before he can finish. Film King Kobra makes a cameo appearance in the animated film Scooby-Doo! Batman: The Brave and the Bold. The Jeffrey Burr incarnation of Kobra appears in the animated film Batman: Soul of the Dragon, voiced by Josh URL This version is a kidnapped child who was brainwashed by the thousand year old cult to be their savior. He plans to unlock a gate at Nanda Parbat to unleash the serpent god Nāga by offering children's souls via the Soul Breaker sword. After his forces are defeated by Shiva, Richard Dragon, Ben Turner, and Batman, the Dark Knight pleads with a desperate Burr to reject Kobra. However, Burr stabs himself with Soul Breaker, killing him and unleashing Nāga through O-Sensei.
Strike Force Kobra Kobra researched every villain that ever fought Batman and how they each acquired their respective powers. After obtaining some test subjects, Kobra had his researchers use this information to transform them into Strike Force Kobra. The members consist of Clayface IV, Elemental Woman, Planet Master II, Spectrumonster, and Zebra-Man II. Kobra sent them to fight the Outsiders and infiltrate Stagg Enterprises. During the resulting fight, Spectrumonster was destroyed and the rest of Strike Force Kobra was defeated by the Outsiders and arrested by the police.Outsiders #21-22. DC Comics. During the "Infinite Crisis" storyline, Strike Force Kobra members Planet Master II and Zebra-Man II appear as members of Alexander Luthor Jr.'s Secret Society of Super Villains where they are seen during the Battle of Metropolis.Infinite Crisis #7. DC Comics. Kobra would later form a second incarnation of Strike Force Kobra led by his cult member Lady Eve and consisting of Dervish, Fauna Faust, Syonide IV, and Windfall . When this version of Strike Force Kobra was defeated by Eradicator's incarnation of the Outsiders even after the death of the fourth Syonide, Lady Eve called Kobra for help only for him to tell them to surrender. This action caused a strain between Kobra and Lady Eve.Outsiders Vol. 2 #5. DC Comics. Strike Force Kobra II Lady Eve - The leader of the second Strike Force Kobra. Dervish - A female supervillain with super-speed. Fauna Faust - The daughter of Felix Faust who can perform magic and control animals. She was apparently killed by her father. Syonide IV - A whip-wielding female supervillain. She was killed by Eradicator. Windfall - A female aerokinetic supervillain and former member of the Master of Disaster who is the sister of New Wave. Other versions In Kingdom Come, an immortal Lord Naga/Jeffrey Burr is a part of the Mankind Liberation Front led by Lex Luthor.Kingdom Come # 2. DC Comics. The first King Kobra appears in Batman '66 comic continuation of the series. King Kobra appears in the Lil Gotham series. Kobra King once stole the Jade Sword. Although they escaped Gotham City, he'd be tracked and captured by Batman and his mysterious partner, revealed to be Alfred. Years later, they would again steel the Jade Sword. While they were chased by Katana and Robin, they quickly subdued the heroes. However, Batman's ex-partner would come to their aid and defeat Kobra. Batman: Li'l Gotham # 3. DC Comics. In other media Television A futuristic version of the Kobra organization appears in series set in the DC Animated Universe, with various members voiced by Corey Burton, Kerrigan Mahan, Gary Anthony Sturgis, and Keith Szarabajka. This version of Kobra is a global terrorist organization primarily made up of scientists with an obsession for reptiles and dinosaurs, envisioning the latter as the only lifeform capable of ruling the world and seeking out ways to splice humanity with dinosaur DNA. To better emulate the species they admire, Kobra has conducted tests on kidnapped people, turned themselves into reptilian creatures, and used cutting edge technology for robberies, extortion and terrorism. The Kobra organization first appears in Batman Beyond. Introduced in the episode "Plague", they develop a super-virus capable of complete biological devastation. After hiring False-Face to smuggle the virus into Neo-Gotham, Kobra operatives break into Gotham Plastics to expose millions of cred-cards with the virus and spread it throughout the city. As a back-up plan, they also turned False-Face into a carrier for the virus. Kobra planned to demand a ransom of 10 billion credits, but are intercepted and foiled by Stalker and Batman. In the two-part episode "Curse of the Kobra", Kobra is revealed to have been working on genetically-engineering the perfect leader for their organization, whom they named Zander (voiced by Alexis Denisof), as they lacked cohesive leadership. Throughout his gestation, infancy, and adolescence, Kobra groomed Zander to lead them. Once he came of age, he led the organization in stealing a vial of dinosaur DNA so they can transform their operatives into dinosaur hybrids. As their new hybrids were cold-blooded, Kobra also stole a thermal bomb with the intention of detonating it inside a volcano that led to the Earth's core and raising the planet's temperature. However, they are foiled by Batman, Max Gibson, and Kairi Tanaga, and Zander is lost in the ensuing battle. In flashbacks depicted in the episode "Unmasked", Batman revealed his secret identity to a young boy and inadvertently made him a target of Kobra. While the terrorists captured the latter and used a memory machine in an attempt to learn Batman's identity, the boy was able to deceive them by replacing Batman's face with that of his favorite action figure, though Kobra failed to realize this. Kobra appeared in the Static Shock episode "Future Shock", with its new, unnamed leader voiced by Lance Henriksen. After their leader is arrested, Kobra captures Static to ostensibly negotiate a trade while secretly helping their leader escape. Once he is freed, the Kobra leader attempts to kill Static, only to be foiled by Batman and Static's time-traveling younger self, who freed the latter's older counterpart so he can defeat the Kobra operatives. Kobra appears in the teaser for the Batman: The Brave and the Bold episode "Requiem for a Scarlet Speedster!", with the Kobra Leader voiced by Robin Atkin Downes. They attempt to sacrifice a young woman in preparation for world domination, only to run afoul of Batman and the Outsiders. Though they manage to defeat Kobra and save the woman, Batman learns the Outsiders forgot to destroy a nearby bridge that would have prevented Kobra reinforcements from arriving. The Jeffrey Burr incarnation of Kobra and his cult appear in the Young Justice animated series episode "Drop Zone", voiced by Arnold Vosloo. This version is more calculating than his comics counterpart and is a martial artist. He and his cult come into conflict with Bane over Santa Prisca as well combining the latter's Venom drug with the Blockbuster formula to create a more powerful and permanent transformation for the Light. Kobra and his cult end up fighting Bane and the Team, with Kobra himself fighting Robin before escaping. Jason Burr appears in the Beware the Batman animated series, voiced by Matthew Lillard. This version is depicted as the inventor of the Ion Cortex, a device that could potentially manage the world's power. Introduced in the episode "Safe", Batman and Katana work to protect Burr from the League of Assassins after they target him and the Ion Cortex. All the while, Burr becomes infatuated with Katana. In the episode "Control", Burr takes the latter on a date, unaware that the League of Assassins sent Cypher after him in a new plan to obtain the Ion Cortex. Cypher controls Burr and Katana, but Batman is able to free them and defeat Cypher. However, Burr retains traces of the villain's control while recuperating in the hospital. In the episode "Instinct", Burr helps Katana foil Professor Pyg and Mister Toad's yacht bombing plot while secretly being in contact with the League of Assassins' leader, Lady Shiva. In the episode "Fall", Burr finishes the Ion Cortex and prepares to give it to the League of Assassins. However, Batman and Katana confront him and permanently free him from Cypher's control. Burr attempts to shut down the Ion Cortex, but Lady Shiva uses the Soultaker sword on him before he can finish. Film The Jeffrey Burr incarnation of Kobra appears in the animated film Batman: Soul of the Dragon, voiced by Josh URL This version is a kidnapped child who was brainwashed by the thousand year old cult to be their savior. He plans to unlock a gate at Nanda Parbat to unleash the serpent god Nāga by offering children's souls via the Soul Breaker sword. After his forces are defeated by Shiva, Richard Dragon, Ben Turner, and Batman, the Dark Knight pleads with a desperate Burr to reject Kobra. 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During the "Infinite Crisis" storyline, Strike Force Kobra members Planet Master II and Zebra-Man II appear as members of Alexander Luthor Jr.'s Secret Society of Super Villains where they are seen during the Battle of Metropolis.Infinite Crisis #7. DC Comics.
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