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0 on Suicide Squad: Kill Arkham Asylum #5 reviewIn preparation for the final issue of Kill Arkham Asylum, I got familiar with Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League. With one final member of the team left to go, let's take a look at how the stories intersect. This time, we saddle up with Nanue, The King Shark! A Small Pond Although King Shark…
Dreamer has gone AWOL, and the reorganized Task Force X has a new objective: capture her alive by any means necessary and bring her back to Waller. Waller obviously has ulterior motives that could threaten the future of the whole planet. But in her mind, she is doing the right thing. This penultimate issue of…
The new Squad has been assembled and tasked with infiltrating the island nation of Gamorra to stop some insurgents from taking over the island’s weapons and defense systems. But not all is what it seems as Amanda Waller obviously has an ulterior motive, and Nia Nal, a.k.a. Dreamer, is caught in Waller’s warpath. Does the…
The "Harley Show" has begun! The official tie-in to Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League continues with Harley Quinn's wacky escape from Arkham Asylum. Unsurprisingly, as a staple recurring character in the Arkhamverse games and comics, Harley Quinn makes herself at home regardless. Lets take a look! Where's Waldo When expectations are low, it's easy…
The creative team of writer Nicole Maines, penciler Eddy Barrows, inker Eber Ferreira, and colorist Adriano Lucas come together to bring to life a new iteration of Task Force X who go on a new mission that spins off from the Titans: Beast World storyline. For this new ongoing series, the hero Dreamer is the central…
Nobody asked for this, but Suicide Squad: Kill Arkham Asylum continues its prequel storyline. In this issue, an unexpected prison break causes Arkham's prisoners to take revenge on the Arkham guards. Now, Deadshot needs to team up with the other deadliest assassin in the asylum to make his escape. Lets talk about it! A Sadist…
Keeping the synergy between DC television, film, and games, Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League releases a prequel tie-in comic. Set after the Arkham Asylum trilogy, and before the events of the game, Suicide Squad: Kill Arkham Asylum softly introduces the new status quo. Let's take a look! Is This What We've Been Waiting For?…
Suicide Squad: Get Joker is a series that was created to capitalize on the release of James Gunn’s The Suicide Squad. Its first issue came out back in August, 2021, and its second issue released the month after… and now, finally the last issue releases over half a year later. In all honesty, I thought…
Suicide Squad just keeps getting better. I know I keep saying it, but I’ll stop when this book does. Robbie Thompson has absolutely been crushing it on this title for a good long while now, and everything that’s been building for the past few issues comes to a head in this incredible conclusion to this…
Foreword Apologies in advance for this review probably getting rambly or disjointed, everyone. I had surgery yesterday and these post-op drugs are hitting hard. I'm doing okay, and I'm looking forward to finally being free of that damn cyst. Enough about little old me, though, Let's get to the book! The Actual Review If you'd…
I don't know what they've been feeding Robbie Thompson over there at DC, but get him some more of it. I finally feel like he's starting to pick up steam, bringing the Suicide Squad-ness of his team to the forefront. This run is finally starting to come together, and I can officially say I'm excited…
As you guys might know, this series has been on less than sturdy ice with me. You might also know that the premise for this issue is a heist episode set on Oa. Now, you should know that all has been forgiven. That's awesome. OAceans Eleven Don't say it. I know it was a stretch.…
I swore to myself when I saw I was being hit with a double Suicide Squad week that I would save the best for last, and review issue #8 before this annual. Unfortunately, I can't do that, because someone made the decision that the annual should directly continue and expand on issue #6 so much…
Suicide Squad issue #7 is here! All of our questions for issue #6 will be answered! Who is the other Superboy? What is Waller up to? Where's Rick Flagg? Who let him out? All questions that should naturally be answered in the directly next issue, right? Right? Wrong! BUCKLE UP, BUCKAROOS, THE SUICIDE SQUAD IS…
Sugar. Spice. And everything nice. These are the ingredients that were conspicuously missing from the first 4 issues of Robbie Thompson's Suicide Squad. These past two issues seem to have accidentally added all of them, as well as a good helping of... CHEMICAL (Task Force) X Or maybe just some entertaining writing, who knows? Let's take a…
Okay. I'm going to be honest. Suicide Squad infuriates me. I absolutely cannot understand how this book could go from a solidly mediocre beginning, to whatever last issue was, to something this GOOD. This issue is so insanely entertaining, it legitimately makes me upset that this hasn't been the whole book. All's Fair in Blood and Sport Perhaps…
Suicide Squad #4 is here, and this time, Task Force X has to deal with a new threat: Red X! Will Amanda Waller reveal the secret of this mystery Titan's identity, or will Red X reveal some secrets of hers first? Let's dive in and find what awaits lurking in the depths. Spoiler alert: it's…
The Suicide Squad have invaded Titans Tower! And Superboy is one of them (a choice I still find both bizarre and dumb). And I am legitimately not here for it in the slightest. There has been nearly zero character development in this series so far, and what little we’ve gotten is tied to this forced…
Last we left Task Force X, they'd successfully(?) broken Talon out of prison, and were gearing up to go after Bolt, a new speedster on the block. Will they succeed? What perils await them along their journey? More importantly, will we see Peacemaker get his after last issue's altercation? Let's find out, shall we? The…
Previously on The Suicide Squad: cannon fodder! This time: more of it, hopefully. The second issue of Robbie Thompson's run on the Squad picks up immediately where its predecessor left off, and boy does it take off running. Where the last issue spent time setting up the situation and stakes for our heroes(?), this book goes…
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