Colección Héroes y Villanos #3

In "null," the President seeks to dismantle the Suicide Squad, but Amanda Waller brokers a deal: a military commander will take charge. She travels to Guantanamo Bay to recruit Colonel Rick Flag, a man held captive for defying unlawful orders. With the mission approved, Flag leads the team on their first operation—into Mongolia to extract a scientist who’s built a meta-bomb capable of granting superpowers to terrorists.

In "null," the Squad is sent to recover a mysterious cosmic artifact seized by a rogue Russian faction and hidden in an undersea stronghold. The mission takes a disastrous turn when their transport crashes into the ocean, leaving them stranded and fighting to survive before they can even begin the hunt.

In "null," the Squad fights to reach a Russian base after a crash-landing at sea, racing against time to secure a mysterious cosmic object linked to the Phantom Zone. With the help of the meta-human Hack, they push forward—only to face a terrifying emergence when General Zod, unleashed from the object, turns his heat vision on Captain Boomerang.

In "null," Captain Boomerang spins a tale of his time in the Australian Secret Service for Amanda Waller, his words laced with the kind of half-truths that blur the line between memory and myth. Waller listens with quiet skepticism, her silence heavier than any accusation.

In the depths of the Arctic, the Squad finds themselves trapped in a crumbling Russian submarine base, fighting General Zod and his elite troops. When the Annihilation Brigade—Russia’s ruthless answer to the Suicide Squad—arrives, the mission turns deadly, and every alliance becomes a liability.

In "null," Katana confronts the weight of her past as Waller examines the tragedy that forged her—her husband Maseo and their children slain by Maseo’s brother Takeo, wielding the Soultaker sword. The story follows Katana’s path of vengeance, culminating in a choice that echoes through her soul.

In the deep cold of an underwater Russian base, The Squad fights a desperate battle against General Zod, Russian soldiers, and the relentless Annihilation Brigade—trapped with no clear way out and no time to spare.

In "null," Harley—once a notorious villain herself—turns her psychological expertise toward a bold new mission: founding "Evil Anonymous," a support group for super-villains seeking to confront the roots of their criminal behavior. With quiet determination, she invites former foes to share their stories, hoping to heal the wounds that drive them to evil.