Suicide Squad: The Rebirth Deluxe Edition #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis deluxe hardcover collects the final chapters of the Rebirth era Suicide Squad, featuring issues #34-44 and the Annual #1. The team faces new threats and internal turmoil as Amanda Waller's control over Task Force X begins to fray, leading to a climactic confrontation with the villainous Kobra organization. Written by Rob Williams with art by various artists, this volume wraps up the narrative threads from the series' earlier arcs.
In "The Entrance Fee," the Suicide Squad faces a new mission with old ghosts: Katana, Harley, Boomerang, and Croc reunite with the legendary Rick Flag Sr. and Karin Grace aboard an Argent space satellite, where they're recruited to confront the Red Wave Monster—a threat sealed away in the Moon decades ago by the original Task Force X. Meanwhile, Deadshot, El Diablo, and Enchantress are ambushed by mysterious robots at a forgotten Argent air base in Nevada. Written by Rob Williams and illustrated by Eleonora Carlini, with colors by Adriano Lucas and letters by Pat Brosseau, this story unfolds across two fronts with high stakes and deep history. The cover by Whilce Portacio captures the tension of the mission with striking detail.
In "The Entrance Fee," Amanda Wallen faces scrutiny from a congressional committee as the Suicide Squad is sent to Bulgaria to take down Direktor Karla and her shadowy network. With the mission unraveling in unpredictable ways, the team must navigate a dangerous operation where every decision carries a steep price.
In "Kill Your Darlings, Part Two: I Escaped," Harley Quinn races against time to stop a deadly bomb in an abandoned secret base, only to uncover a shocking betrayal—Boomerang was working for Harcourt all along and was responsible for Hack's death. As the Squad scrambles to survive, Harley turns her fury on Boomerang, while Amanda Waller, freed from Direktor Karla, sets her sights on a new objective.
In "Kill Your Darlings, Part Three: Out of Control," Amanda Waller sends the Suicide Squad after Killer Frost, setting off a volatile chain of events when Batman—fresh from freeing her—intervenes. The mission quickly spirals as old alliances clash and loyalties are tested in a high-stakes showdown that pushes the team to their limits.
In "Kill Your Darlings, Part Four: Unworthy," Katana grapples with guilt over her choices at Belle Reve, where Amanda Waller holds Killer Frost captive and plots with Direktor Karla to dismantle the world’s heroes and villains. As Batman closes in to rescue Frost, tensions rise among the Suicide Squad—Harley Quinn and the others begin to question Waller’s true motives, sensing something darker beneath the mission’s surface.
In "Kill Your Darlings, Conclusion: Death Over Slavery," Amanda, manipulated by the mind-controlled Gulag, teams up with Direktor Karla to deploy global Suicide Squads in a deadly campaign to eradicate every hero and villain on Earth. With the fate of the world’s super-powered beings hanging in the balance, Harley and the remaining members of the Squad must race to stop Amanda and the Annihilation Brigade before it’s too late.
In "Gotham Resistance, Pt. 3: Welcome to the Jungle," Harley Quinn, Croc, Green Arrow, Nightwing, and Robin fight their way through a twisted, overgrown Gotham, battling Poison Ivy in a jungle-like cityscape—only to face the transformed Suicide Squad and Teen Titans, all reshaped by the enigmatic Dark Robin. The story delivers high-stakes chaos and shifting alliances in a world where familiar heroes are unrecognizable, and survival depends on who you trust.
In "The Secret History of Task Force X, Part 1," the Suicide Squad is split when a mysterious drone crashes at Belle Reve, sending Katana, Harley Quinn, Boomerang, and Croc on a mission into space to trace its origin—where they uncover an abandoned Argent satellite and two survivors from the original Task Force X.
In "King for a Day, Part 1," Deadshot, Enchantress, and El Diablo follow a mysterious drone's coordinates to uncover a hidden diary—written by King Faraday—that reveals the forgotten origins of the original Task Force X. The discovery unearths long-buried secrets that challenge everything they thought they knew about the team’s legacy.
In the cold silence of an Argent space satellite, Katana, Harley, Boomerang, and Croc face off against the ghosts of the past—Rick Flag Sr. and Karin Grace, the last survivors of the original Task Force X. As Flag presses them to join a mission to the Moon, the team must confront a long-buried threat: the Red Wave Monster, imprisoned decades ago by the first Squad. Meanwhile, Deadshot, El Diablo, and Enchantress fight for survival against a relentless robotic assault at a forgotten Argent air base in Nevada.
In the aftermath of World War II, King Faraday takes command of Argent, a covert branch of Task Force X operating in the shadows of global espionage. As he leads his team through high-stakes missions, the line between loyalty and control begins to blur.
In the chilling depths of a forgotten lunar prison, Katana, Harley, Boomerang, Croc, and Rick Flag Sr. uncover a grim legacy as they face a body-possessing alien parasite that has turned past Task Force X operatives into corpses. Meanwhile, back on Earth in the desert heat of Nevada, Deadshot, El Diablo, Enchantress, and Waller brace for a deadly assault as Argus robots close in around them.
In "King for a Day, Part 3," Faraday leads the original Task Force X through a series of high-stakes missions across the '50s and '60s, facing threats both earthly and otherworldly. The mission takes a sharp turn when lunar explorers uncover a mysterious entity on the Moon, setting off a chain of events that will test the team like never before.
In "The Secret History of Task Force X, Part 4," Rick Flag Sr. falls under the influence of the Red Wave monster, unleashing it from its lunar prison—now racing toward Earth with the power to end all life. As Harley Quinn, Boomerang, Croc, and Katana fight to stop the beast, Waller, Deadshot, El Diablo, and Enchantress flee the chaos at the Nevada air base, only to return when Waller uncovers a hidden truth about the facility itself.
In "King for a Day, Part 4," Faraday recounts the eerie origins of a lunar prison built to contain extraterrestrial threats, a secret entrusted to him by Karin Grace. When she hands him a mysterious object to guard, his curiosity leads to unforeseen consequences—though just what happens remains locked in the shadows of the Moon.
In the latest chapter of "The Secret History of Task Force X, Part 5," Harley Quinn battles her former teammates—Katana, Boomerang, Croc, and the possessed Rick Flag Sr.—on the Moon, where the Red Wave Monster has taken control. As she fights to survive, Harley opens a portal to the Phantom Zone, trapping the infected Flag Sr. just as he reunites with his grandson, Rick Flag Jr., who’s been imprisoned there for years. On Earth, Waller and Faraday race to devise a counterstrategy, while Karin Grace readies herself for a final, desperate act to end the threat.
In the explosive finale of "The Secret History of Task Force X," Rick Flag Jr. takes command as the Squad fights to contain a widening Phantom Zone rift threatening to consume both the Moon and the team, while the ever-escalating Red Wave Monster looms as an existential threat to Earth. With the stakes higher than ever, the survivors must push beyond their limits to stop forces that could unravel reality itself.
In the wake of the Red Wave Monster’s defeat, Karin Grace and King Faraday are left grappling with lingering infections from the same energy that once threatened to consume them. With Karin fleeing and Faraday imprisoned at Belle Reve, the line between survivor and threat grows dangerously thin.
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