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In "Justice League vs. Suicide Squad Prelude: Warm Heart," Killer Frost arrives at Belle Reve, her past briefly recalled as Colonel Flag formally introduces her to the Suicide Squad. The story quietly sets the stage for a tense, uncertain dynamic among the team’s newest member and her fellow operatives.

When Amanda Waller sends the Suicide Squad to stop the Brimstone Brotherhood from triggering an earthquake on the island of Badhnisia, the Justice League is drawn into the chaos after Batman exposes the Squad’s existence. As the League races to intervene, a shadowy figure slips into the Catacombs and frees five dangerous villains, setting off a chain of events that could unravel both teams.

When Amanda Waller forces the Suicide Squad to fight the Justice League—or face detonating bombs in their necks—chaos erupts as loyalties fracture and battles ignite. Meanwhile, Max Lord has struck a dangerous pact with the very villains he unleashed, uniting them in a shared mission: revenge against Waller, the one person who holds their power and pain in her hands.

In the aftermath of a violent attack on an A.R.G.U.S. transport train, Amanda Waller confronts Checkmate’s Director and the enigmatic Black King, Maxwell Lord IV—only to find that the real questions are not hers to ask. As tensions rise and secrets unravel, Lord begins to piece together truths long buried, turning the interrogation into something far more personal.

In "Justice League vs. Suicide Squad Chapter Three," Batman breaks free from Amanda Waller’s captivity to confront her about her plans for the imprisoned League. When Flag and Katana return from the Catacombs warning of Max Lord and his team of super-villains, the Justice League and the Suicide Squad must set aside their differences to stop them from stealing a dangerous weapon hidden at Belle Reve.

In a mission that predates the modern Suicide Squad, Amanda Wallen assembles a dangerous roster—Rustam, Lobo, Emerald Empress, Doctor Polaris, Johnny Sorrow, and Cyclotron—to stop a foreign dictator’s army of meta-humans. But when the line between control and chaos blurs, Amanda faces the hard truth that even the most ruthless operatives can’t be fully trusted.

When Max Lord launches a surprise assault on Belle Reve, the Justice League and the Suicide Squad are forced to put aside their differences to defend the prison. As the battle rages above, Max slips beneath the facility’s surface, racing toward the vault to claim the Eclipso Diamond—a weapon of unimaginable power capable of reshaping reality.

In "Justice League vs. Suicide Squad Chapter Five," Max wields the Heart of Darkness to enslave the Justice League and seize global control, forcing Batman to rally the Suicide Squad and Lobo in a desperate bid to stop him. As the eclipsed heroes stand in their way, Amanda Waller begins to realize the diamond is manipulating Max—turning his ambition into something far darker.

In the climactic showdown of *Justice League vs. Suicide Squad*, Eclipso hijacks Max's body and turns both the Justice League and the Suicide Squad against the world, leaving only Batman, Killer Frost, and Lobo to stand in his way. With the fate of the planet hanging in the balance, the trio must fight not just a monstrous force, but the very heroes they once trusted.

In the aftermath of the conflict that brought the Justice League and Suicide Squad together, Rustam’s continued threat leads Amanda Wallen to a tense, emotional crossroads: she must bring her children into protective custody, forcing a reunion with the kids she hasn’t seen in two years. Now, as the Squad shelters them at a remote base, the distance between mother and family is tested by secrets, silence, and the weight of a life lived in shadows.