Suicide Squad: Their Greatest Shots #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Up Against the Wall" sees Amanda Waller navigating a high-stakes political showdown when the President demands the Suicide Squad be disbanded. With Waller's persuasion, the team is kept alive under new command—Colonel Rick Flag, recently freed from Guantanamo Bay after refusing unlawful orders. Now leading the Squad, Flag must take them on their first mission: a dangerous rescue in Mongolia to stop a rogue scientist’s meta-bomb from falling into the hands of a terrorist group. Written by Rob Williams and illustrated by Philip Tan, with inks by Jonathan Glapion, Scott Hanna, and Sandu Florea, colors by Alex Sinclair, and letters by Travis Lanham, this issue sets the tone with tense authority and moral complexity. The cover by Philip Tan captures the weight of the mission in a striking, grounded image.
In "Rebirth," Waller pulls Colonel Rick Flag from Guantanamo Bay to lead the Suicide Squad, now under new orders from a skeptical President. With Flag at the helm, the team races to Mongolia to stop a rogue scientist’s meta-bomb from empowering a dangerous terrorist faction.
In "War Crimes," the Suicide Squad is sent to the Netherlands to rescue George Carmody, the former Secretary of Defense, after he’s kidnapped by Strikeforce Europa for alleged war crimes. But as the team battles their way through enemy forces, they’re also forced to contend with Shado, hired by Carmody’s former company to ensure he never exposes their secrets.
In "Heroes and Villains," Amanda Wallen finds herself playing a dangerous game of cat and mouse with Lex Luthor, using charm and cunning to keep him distracted while the Suicide Squad moves in on his vault. With tension high and trust in short supply, every second counts as secrets are revealed and alliances are tested.
In "Captain Boomerang! Agent of Oz," the infamous outlaw is called upon to deliver a high-stakes contract to the mysterious villain known as the Bunyip, who’s rigged nuclear bombs across Australia’s major cities. With the fate of the entire country hanging in the balance, Boomerang must navigate a deadly game of deception and danger—only he can make the delivery, and only he can decide what comes next.
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↩ Reprints Suicide Squad #10 (1988), Suicide Squad #15 (2013), Suicide Squad #22 (2013), Suicide Squad: Rebirth #1 (2016), Suicide Squad Special: War Crimes #1 (2016), Suicide Squad #16 (2017), Suicide Squad #20 (2017), Suicide Squad #47 (2018)
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