Cobra Viper

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Cobra Vipers are humans from the Generation 1 continuity family.
A typical day on the job for a typical Viper.

Cobra Vipers are your typical grunts: numerous, anonymous and not very skilled. They form the backbone of Cobra's infantry forces.

The only Cobra Viper whose name is known is Percy.

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Marvel Generation 2 comics

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Devil's Due G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers comics

A single Cobra Viper was present when G.I. Joe busted the Dreadnoks for dealing in Cybertronian hardware in Boston. He tried to fight back using a heavily armed and armored car, but his toys was quickly taken away from him by Snake-Eyes and his mech suit. The Viper was subsequently interrogated on Cobra's role in these illegal sales.

Several Vipers, including Percy, were present as Cobra tried to remotely hack into Teletran 3. This ended badly, as a G.I. Joe assault on the complex damaged their computer and warped everyone present to the planet Cybertron. Furthermore, it warped several Cybertronians into various points in Earth's history, causing a corruption in the timestream that threatened to destroy the Earth. Cobra and G.I. Joe were forced to join together, forming four teams that were sent through time and space to save their world. G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers II issue 1 Percy ended up on the same team as the Baroness, Beachhead and Roadblock, and helped retrieve Optimus Prime and the Stunticons from 1930's Chicago. G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers II issue 2 Another Cobra Viper, who went unnamed, was put in a team with Dusty, Shipwreck and Gung-Ho, who saved the day by bringing back the Dinobots from prehistoric Earth. G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers II issue 4

Some Vipers were later seen guarding the Terrordrome in Siberia. The Art of War issue 5