Cover: Jim Lee & Scott Williams

Suicide Squad #2

Nov 2016 · DC · 2.99 USD

📊 ~89,575 copies sold its debut month

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In "The Black Vault Part Two: Blitzkrieg Bop," the Suicide Squad struggles to survive after a crash landing at sea, racing against time to reach a hidden Russian base and secure a mysterious cosmic object tied to the Phantom Zone. With the help of the meta-human Hack, they push forward—only to face an unexpected and terrifying threat when General Zod erupts from the object, his heat vision turning Captain Boomerang to ash. Written by Rob Williams and brought to life with dynamic art by Jim Lee, inks by Scott Williams, and vivid colors by Alex Sinclair, this issue delivers a pulse-pounding escalation in the Squad’s mission. The cover, also by Jim Lee with Scott Williams, captures the moment of shocking confrontation.

Contains 2 stories

The Black Vault Part Two: Blitzkrieg Bop

13 pp · Superhero

Amanda WallerSuicide Squad [Colonel Rick FlagDeadshot [Floyd Lawton]Captain Boomerang [George "Digger" Harkness] (death)Killer Croc [Waylon Jones]Katana [Tatsu Yamashiro]Harley Quinn [Harleen Quinzel]June Moone [Enchantress]]Emelia Harcourt (NSA Agent)Hack (intro, meta-human)General Zod (villain)

In the icy aftermath of a crash landing, the Suicide Squad races against time to reach a hidden Russian base and secure a mysterious cosmic object linked to the Phantom Zone. With the help of the enigmatic meta-human Hack, they push deeper into the facility—only to face an impossible threat when General Zod, emerging from the object’s glow, unleashes his heat vision on Captain Boomerang.

Boomerang Agent of Oz

8 pp · Superhero

Captain Boomerang [George "Digger" Harkness]Amanda WallerThe Flash [Barry Allen] (flashback)Mel (bartender, flashback)The Drop Bear (villain, flashback)Sheila Upforit (flashback)

In "Boomerang Agent of Oz," Captain Boomerang spins a tale of his mysterious past as a covert operative for the Australian Secret Service, weaving a narrative that’s as sharp as his boomerangs. Waller listens with skeptical eyes, unsure whether he’s revealing secrets or spinning a clever lie.