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King Snake

King Snake (Sir Edmund Dorrance) is a character appearing in media published by DC Comics, usually as an adversary of Robin (Tim Drake) and Batman. Created by writer Chuck Dixon and artist Tom Lyle, King Snake first appeared in Robin #2 (1991). He is a master martial artist and the father of the villain Bane.

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Publisher
DC Comics
Abilities
Master martial artist Steel-reinforced spine
Alter ego
Sir Edmund Dorrance
Created by
Chuck Dixon (writer) Tom Lyle (artist)
First appearance
Robin #2 (February 1991)
Species
Human

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Fictional character biography

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King Snake

Nodes25
Edges24
Triples30
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.08
Components1

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King Snake

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related to Fictional character biography · 14
King Snake → After, Bane, Dorrance, Edmund Dorrance, Edmund's, He, Hong Kong, Lady Shiva, Robin, Royal Artillery, Santa Prisca, Shiva, The, While
related to In other media · 6
King Snake → Batman, DC Comics Adventure, Dragon, Patrick Seitz, Scribblenauts Unmasked, Soul
related to Powers and abilities · 3
King Snake → After, However, Santa Prisca
Abilities · 1
King Snake → Master martial artist Steel-reinforced spine
Alter ego · 1
King Snake → Sir Edmund Dorrance
Created by · 1
King Snake → Chuck Dixon (writer) Tom Lyle (artist)
First appearance · 1
King Snake → Robin #2 (February 1991)
Publisher · 1
King Snake → DC Comics
Species · 1
King Snake → Human
Team affiliations · 1
King Snake → Royal Artillery The Ghost Dragons Kobra Black Lantern Corps

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king snake robin dorrance bane batman dc martial artist tom lyle 1991 character edmund comics master media sir created writer

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
King SnakeAbilitiesMaster martial artist Steel-reinforced spine1.00infobox
King SnakeAlter egoSir Edmund Dorrance1.00infobox
King SnakeCreated byChuck Dixon (writer) Tom Lyle (artist)1.00infobox
King SnakeFirst appearanceRobin #2 (February 1991)1.00infobox
King SnakePublisherDC Comics1.00infobox
King SnakeSpeciesHuman1.00infobox
King SnakeTeam affiliationsRoyal Artillery The Ghost Dragons Kobra Black Lantern Corps1.00infobox
King Snakerelated to Fictional character biographyEdmund Dorrance0.60section
King Snakerelated to Fictional character biographyRoyal Artillery0.60section
King Snakerelated to Fictional character biographyWhile0.60section
King Snakerelated to Fictional character biographySanta Prisca0.60section
King Snakerelated to Fictional character biographyDorrance0.60section

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