Tom Taylor is a really great writer. He makes some of the most exciting comic books out there. This one is no different. The art by Bruce Redondo is great too. They work so well together. I am sad that this is the penultimate issue of their run. This has been pretty great so far. Read Full Review

It's yet another win in Tom Taylor's fast-growing DC library. Read Full Review

This creative team manages to make a truly devastating comic that's in the guise of a very happy one. Read Full Review

The fights and developments that follow this moment quickly bring you back into the story though, as we get to see how this group of dysfunctional anti-heroes manage to come together in an attempt to save the day. Read Full Review

Once again, Suicide Squad may be the best superhero team book out right now. It feels cohesive, battles matter, and the powerset of this team made up of mostly new characters is exciting. For entertainment's sake, this is the best you can do when it comes to team books. Read Full Review

Go for broke as this series nears its conclusion, telling an epic story of deception and betrayal Read Full Review

Violent, funny and heartbreaking, this is a must read issue. Go and pick it up, before it's too late! Read Full Review

With one more issue to go, Tom Taylor sets up the finale with an issue filled with character moments that made me smile.  Bruno Redondo's art is great as usual, and I wish this series was not ending in a month. Read Full Review

Even with no guarantees that everything will turn out for the best, the fight continues and that allows Suicide Squad to make a bold statement on the nature of hope as death looms over all of those it has not come for yet. Read Full Review

Suicide Squad #10 had the odds stacked against it because of the title's unceremonious cancelation, but despite that, Tom Taylor and Bruno Redondo still manage to deliver one hell of a fun read! There's action, laughs, and even some twists. All this issue really does is serve as a reminder of how much it sucks that we're losing a great title that had endless potential. Read Full Review

Suicide Squad#10 is the penultimate issue in a series that went on a bit too long. I know this is the story Taylor says he wanted to tell, but I just feel like it is messy. One cant really understand where it was going or why it was going there. I never want to see a title cancelled after 11 issues, but I am not really going to miss this one when it is gone. Read Full Review

dont want this series to end.

ZebraMan finally gets to say something in this entire run. It was cute. This issue honestly feels like it could've been kept within #10. It doesn't feel like it needs to be a separate issue. It literally picks up right when issue 10 left off. That's why i gave this issue & 9.0 rating

I really like this okay?

Another satisfying issue of a comic that I am gutted to see cancelled. Maybe a little rushed around the edges, but that's imminent cancellation for you — and Taylor & Redondo do such amazing work that the pacing wobbles are hardly dealbreakers.

I'm still gutted this is getting cancelled. It has been one of the most consistently great comics available each month. I hope Tom Taylor and Bruno Redondo can repurpose the characters into a new take on the Justice League International or something similar.

"Another uniform ? Wait ! You're not Batman, are you ?"
- HARLEY QUINN

This was good. Just very quick.

Again, I’m reading a The Revolutionaries comic not a The Suicide Squad.