Future State: Suicide Squad #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the Future State: Suicide Squad one-shot and the two-issue Future State: Suicide Squad miniseries, part of DC's 2021 Future State event. It explores a possible future where Amanda Waller's Task Force X operates under a new regime, with a roster including characters like Black Racer and a new Peacemaker, as they navigate a changed DC Universe.
In "Task Force: Next!", Ram V and Mike Perkins deliver a tense, atmospheric tale where Venen guides Swamp Thing and his plant allies to a S.T.A.R. Labs outpost, only to find themselves entangled in a hidden threat. With the fate of the Green hanging in the balance, a doomsday device built by Woodrue and powered by Obsidian looms over the survivors. Javier Fernández’s cover captures the eerie urgency of the moment, while the interior art by Perkins and coloring by June Chung deepen the story’s haunting tone.
In "null," the Justice Squad—Amanda Waller’s roster of villains posing as heroes—moves through a fractured future, hunting rogue threats under the guise of salvation. But as their missions unfold, an unseen presence watches from the dark, quietly tracking their every move.
In the near future, Shazam leads a team of heroes investigating a string of super-villain deaths, but the weight of a past bargain with Neron gnaws at him—causing his allies to question his loyalty and his judgment.
In "Devil's Due," Shazam finds himself ensnared by Neron’s dark machinations, forced into a deadly act that fractures his heroic resolve. With his team racing to stop him and Billy still trapped in Hell, the fate of a greater threat hangs in the balance.
In the desolate future of *Future State: Suicide Squad*, Swamp Thing wanders a world reclaimed by the Green, leading a new race of plant beings in a desperate search for any trace of the vanished human race. As the wilds grow sentient and ancient, the line between nature and consciousness blurs in this haunting, suspense-driven tale.
In "Obsidian Sun Part Two," Swamp Thing and his plant allies follow Venen to a S.T.A.R. Labs facility teeming with human survivors, only to find themselves entangled in a desperate race against time as Woodrue's hidden doomsday device begins to activate—its terrifying power poised to plunge the world into endless shadow and doom the Green forever.
In the 853rd Century, as the Unkindness, the Seven Deadly Sins, and the Lords of Chaos unleash chaos across the cosmos, the Justice Legion A must turn to the most powerful force they can find—Black Adam—to stand against an enemy that threatens all of existence.
In the 853rd Century, Black Adam stands at the forefront of a desperate stand alongside Wonder Woman, Resurrection Man, Gold Beetle, and the Wizard Shazam as the Unkindness, the Lords of Chaos, and the Seven Deadly Sins threaten to unravel reality itself. With the fate of existence hanging in the balance, this clash of ancient powers and cosmic forces pushes even the mightiest heroes to their limits.
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