Suicide Squad is one of the shining gems to come out of DC Rebirth and I can't wait for more. Read Full Review

Big changes are ahead for Task Force X after the events of Suicide Squad #22. That encounter with Karla went nothing like what you would have assumed from it, that may have been for the best as well. A change in direction like this keeps things fresh in my opinion. Read Full Review

What else makes this a very readable issue is even though the whole humans vs. Metas isn't a new trope there were some interesting arguments made while Waller was captive. As they say the best villains don't see themselves as villains but saviors. So I am very interested how this arc will play out. Read Full Review

Harley is every bit the leader that Waller intended her to be, in all the darkest ways possible. The next mission has been set. The Squad has learned the identity of Hack's murderer, and are united. I'm always excited for new comics, but when I'm teased with guest appearances from Killer Frost and Batman himself… then call me fanboy #1! Read Full Review

Definitely a great read, especially for Harley fans. Next issue looks to be incredible! Read Full Review

This is a quick read, but it's a solid issue. I think this series has really found its groove, but of course you have to want high-action, silly dialogue comic books. Think "90s action movie" type stuff. It's a good time, twice a month for six bucks. Read Full Review

This issue succeeds in highlighting the various clashes of personality as Waller fights for her life, Enchantress lashes out at her teammates, a traitor stands revealed and Harley quietly arranges chess pieces from the background. That last element is arguably the most compelling element of this arc, though also its biggest disappointment because of Rob Williams' refusal to explore her mindset and motivations very deeply. Read Full Review

Rob Williams is rebuilding my faith in this book" I just don't know how to feel about it. It's like a bad relationship at this point. But has Williams really changed this time? Is he now going to be better? The next few issues will be a good indicator. Read Full Review

Another issue of Suicide Squad and, unfortunately, another slight misstep. The further we fall into a narrative where we're forced to believe Harley can actually function as a leader, the more this book will unravel. No, it's not a terrible story, but it could definitely lead to one. Fortunately we have Waller and her confrontation with Karla to save the day! That alone " along with the consequences that will undoubtedly unfold from this chapter " are reason enough to pick it up. Read Full Review

This was surprisingly underwhelming. Both the art and the story were incredibly lackluster, which is a shame because I really enjoyed the last issue and wanted to see more. The ending interested me and I'm excited to see some of these events play out, but I'm mostly disappointed. Read Full Review

With the story faltering the art needs to pick up the slack and that hasnt been the case now for consecutive issues. Its too bad Tony S. Daniel wasnt able to stick around as his work is a good overall fit here. Williams sets up the next assignment for the Squad, which could be interesting despite focusing on DCs other omnipresent character. Hopefully this book can get back on track as one of the most pleasant Rebirth surprises is wrapping up its first year on a disappointing slump. Read Full Review

The content was there. The freeze frame images too. But the some of the storytelling and general art style read messy and staccato.

not a fan of the art and the story was nothing to write about..