A new adventure begins! Task Force X tries to pick up the pieces after their harrowing mission against the Justice League, and more questions are raised about the enigmatic Vic Sage.
It's impossible to have "quiet moments" in a Suicide Squad book so Sean Ryan gives you some great character work amid a riot and a knock-down-drag-out fight and I loved it. There is going to be a showdown between Vic Sage and Amanda Waller and I can't wait to see it. Until then, I'll just keep telling everyone to check this book out before Ryan and artist Phillipe Briones leave and it's too late. Unless you get back issues or the Trade Paperback, but you know what I mean. Read Full Review
New Suicide Squad #14 has upped the stakes for everyone in the most exciting of ways. Got some character exploration, and a side to Waller which could only be seen when forced to work side by side with those who hate her. Read Full Review
Over all this issue was fun, but it was very predictable. I look forward to when Tim Seeley takes over the reigns. Read Full Review
New Suicide Squad is ok compared to the standard Sean Ryan has set, but overall is just ok. I've been trying to give the guy the benefit of the doubt lately, but now that his run is coming to an end in January, I just want to get to February. Read Full Review
Unfortunately, there isn't a lot to say about this issue. It's part of an incomplete story and doesn't stand on it's own well at all. There are moments that I like but it's mostly build up with no pay off. It just isn't fun to read by itself; maybe it will work better in context once the rest of the story is published. Read Full Review
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