Faced with a certain and ignominious death at the hands of an insane doom cult, the proud assassin Deadshot is forced to perform the most desperate act imaginable: begging Captain Boomerang to save his life.
With only two more issues of this series, Im definitely looking forward to seeing how the team will get out of this situation and come to terms with Waller. Hopefully, the great run that this title is on will continue after Rebirth. Read Full Review
The Suicide Squad is clearly feeling at home at creepy Castle Fleischhaus, they've had their mail forwarded there and Cheetah planted hydrangeas. This issue brings Amanda Waller into the fray once again, along with some special guests. But the reason you want to buy this comic book is for the art, colors and layout by Juan Ferreyra, it all works together perfectly and makes me want to frame the pages of this comic book and hang them on my wall. Read Full Review
New Suicide Squad #20 makes you wish issue #21 was coming out next week. This may be a book where people are being fed to the slaughter, yet you can still manage to get a laugh out of it. That is accomplishing a lot if you ask me. Proof of what happens when a creative team is able to stretch their legs a bit. Read Full Review
Brains, bullets, and bodies! Oh my! Seeley and Ferreyra continue to knock New Suicide Squad out of the park with a story that's as fun as it is violent! You never know what to expect with these two, and considering their overseeing an unpredictable group of misfits, the potential is endless. If you gave up on New Suicide Squad in the past, you should give this run a shot. It's worth it. Read Full Review
This latest arch has been one of my favourites from this series with amazing art that keeps you lingering on each page. The story has been action packed and more fun than some of their previous outings. Hopefully this mix will continue into rebirth, if it does I will definitely keep reading while I wait for the movie. Read Full Review
Not a fan of the dialogue
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