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Suicide Squad: The Rebirth Deluxe Edition - Book 3 (Suicide Squad
The next installment of Suicide Squad as a part of DC Universe Rebirth!
Devastated by Rustam and his Burning World, the international conspiracy known as the People reveal themselves to Amanda Waller in a desperate move to secure their mysterious endgame for Planet Earth! Meanwhile, the walls tighten for Boomerang as Harley Quinn gets closer to discovering the traitorous murderer within Task Force X...
From writer Rob Williams and a talented group of comics' top illustrators comes Suicide Squad: The Rebirth Deluxe Edition Book 3, collecting issues #21-32.
Devastated by Rustam and his Burning World, the international conspiracy known as the People reveal themselves to Amanda Waller in a desperate move to secure their mysterious endgame for Planet Earth! Meanwhile, the walls tighten for Boomerang as Harley Quinn gets closer to discovering the traitorous murderer within Task Force X...
From writer Rob Williams and a talented group of comics' top illustrators comes Suicide Squad: The Rebirth Deluxe Edition Book 3, collecting issues #21-32.
290 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 27, 2018
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July 30, 2020
The Suicide Squad books have been extremely entertaining over the years since adding Harley Quinn to the team. This collection is no different. It's funny as I struggle to get through her books but just adding some quality villains to the fold and she reads as a great character. Maybe she just needs someone to bounce her crazy off of.
The first have of this book is a fun read as the team tries to stop Amanda from destroying all the capes in the world. Then there is a one-issue Dark Metal story, which by itself doesn't make a ton of sense but is still a good read with amazing art. I suggest you read the Dark Metal collection just to see the Batman who Laughs...
The second half of the book is kind of a shrug. We see some more back story on the original Task Force-X and Argent. All of it feels forced and simply a way to bring back Rick Flagg. Also, the ending with Croc and the Enchantress is unnecessary.
The first have of this book is a fun read as the team tries to stop Amanda from destroying all the capes in the world. Then there is a one-issue Dark Metal story, which by itself doesn't make a ton of sense but is still a good read with amazing art. I suggest you read the Dark Metal collection just to see the Batman who Laughs...
The second half of the book is kind of a shrug. We see some more back story on the original Task Force-X and Argent. All of it feels forced and simply a way to bring back Rick Flagg. Also, the ending with Croc and the Enchantress is unnecessary.
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January 9, 2023
A fine conclusion to the storyline though I felt it was missing a bit something. I've never been a fan of comics set in space. It was always a bit silly to me (weird thing to say about a comic where it is expected to suspend disbelief but what can I say). As always, Harley Quinn is the most interesting character of the bunch. Amazing to me that Batman the Animated Series could birth such a compelling character, especially since she could have easily been written off as a one note joke.
August 1, 2021
Yeah, the Suicide Squad goes to space, that's fun!
September 6, 2021
I'm just not a fan of the Suicide Squad.
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