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Alex Toth's model sheet for the Birdman villain the Constrictor.
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Alex Toth's model sheet for the Birdman villain the Constrictor.
A preview of Rogue #2
ROGUE #2
Rogue confronts the shadows of her past as Mystique withholds crucial truths. Haunted by visions of Sabretooth and the Constrictor, Rogue must navigate a world of mutant haters while unraveling the mysteries of Project P.E.G.A.S.U.S. all those years ago. Rogue thought her Brotherhood of Evil Mutants days were behind her, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. With the cryptic visions of her past plaguing her present, Rogue finds an inhospitable group of mutant haters on her road to the truth. Mystique continues to hold back crucial information as Rogue feels herself driven mad by visions of Sabretooth and the Constrictor on a mission long forgotten.
Written by: Erica Schultz Art by: Luigi Zagaria, Espen Grundetjern Cover by: David Nakayama Page Count: 32 Pages Release Date: February 25, 2026
Truck goes boom, I kill the guards, easy-peasy, everything’s looking great…
(Wolverine Volume 8 #4)
(Power Man and Iron Fist, issues #66 + #78 + #84)
old comic: and they were partners
me, gay: oh my god they were partners……
Round 1 Side 1 Match 12
Frank Payne/The Constrictor (Marvel)
ForgetMeNot (Marvel)
propaganda under the readmore
Luke Cage gets zapped by Constrictor but he doesn’t give up when he pulls the latter and swings him around instead.
- Power Man and Iron Fist v1 #66, 1980
I had a look on the comic issues when Sabretooth partnered with the Constrictor.
It seems like Frank was cool with his homicidal serial killer ''partner". Look at this smile and his leisurely posture.
And he did help Sabretooth to satisfy his morbid urge of murder, though he concerned that Sabey was likely to get caught.
Attention: Sabretooth even made a promise to Frank as soon as he was demanded. Usually he would just shot back "so what, not your goddamn business" or some craps like this. He treated Frank soft and that's not his style. At least not his common attitude facing a merely partner. He only showed the similar kind of tenderness to Holo, Monet, and Bonnie Hale. ←They were all his beloved
Sabretooth was injured, the first thing he did after he re-kept his legs was calling Frank for help. And yeah, Frank saved Sabretooth under the crackdown of 4 heroes when he had the chance to just flee away. He thought he can't leave his "partner" to 'em.
Then Sabretooth apologised! He hardly ever apologises as I remember but he said sorry to Frank just because he ruined their job. Frank was alright with that.
They definitely would have comforting s*x after this.
365 Marvel Villain paper cut-outs - one villain, every day, all year.
November 4th - The Constrictor
Frank Payne had been an agent of Shield who engaged in a highly dangerous undercover operation where he posed as a super villain so to infiltrate a criminal organization. He was outfitted with a snake-themed costume that could protract adamantium tentacles and called himself ‘The Constrictor.’ The mission proved too much for Payne; he suffered a major nervous breakdown and became a villain in earnest. Following an initial battle against The Incredible Hulk, The Constrictor would go on to run afoul of a variety of heroes, from Captain America to The NFL Superpro. He additionally was involved in King Cobra’s iteration of The Serpent Society. He became a hero toward the end of his career, acting as a mentor to the cadets of the Avengers Initiative program. Payne died from an illness and his costume was passed down to his son who became the new Constrictor. The villain first appeared in the pages The Incredible Hulk Vol. 1 #212.