Suicide Squad #2
"Spiel, Satz und Sieg" delivers a high-stakes twist in the Suicide Squad saga, splitting the team across realities: while Peacemaker’s squad clashes with Swamp Thing in a surreal, escalating fight, the others find themselves trapped in Hell—confronting the Hell Squad, a vengeful ensemble of former Suicide Squad members who never made it out alive. As Waller dispatches Ambush Bug on a secret mission to retrieve a crucial package, Rick Flag secretly forms a new squad, plotting his own move against the woman who controls them all. Written by Robbie Thompson and Jörg Faßbender, with art by Eduardo Pansica and Dexter Soy, and a cover by Pansica and Júlio Ferreira, this 2022 issue blends supernatural tension with personal betrayals in a story that redefines loyalty in the shadow of Waller’s game.
In "Spiel, Satz und Sieg," Superboy finds himself locked in a tense standoff with another version of himself, forcing the Suicide Squad to confront the unsettling truth behind Waller's manipulation. As the team grapples with the revelation, Waller is pushed to relocate Task Force X to a new island, and Rick Flag begins planning his next move.
In "In die Hölle," Ambush Bug’s chaotic energy clashes with the Squad’s grim mission as Waller forces them into a high-stakes simulation: infiltrating Hell to reach the Rock of Eternity. As Match and Nocturna grapple with Waller’s manipulation, Peacemaker remains fixated on capturing Swamp Thing, pushing tension to the edge.
In "Einmal Hölle und zurück," the Suicide Squad is torn apart—while Peacemaker's team clashes with Swamp Thing, the others find themselves trapped in Hell, facing the Hell Squad: fallen former members of the team who never forgave Waller. With Waller sending Ambush Bug on a desperate mission to retrieve a vital package, Rick Flag begins assembling a new squad, determined to strike back at the woman who made them what they are.
In "Die letzte Grenze," Waller's Suicide Squad is launched into space to seize a vital piece of her plan on the alien world of Oa, where they confront the enigmatic Jo Mullein and a mysterious octopus-like creature. As the mission unfolds, Flag quietly begins assembling his own squad, setting the stage for a dangerous clash of loyalties.
In "Alltag," the Suicide Squad is stranded on Oa after their ship is destroyed by Thanagarians, leaving them in the custody of the enigmatic Jo Mullein. Trapped in a high-security Oan prison, they must navigate alien politics and their own fractured trust to escape and complete their mission—recovering the Oan prisoner Waller sent them to retrieve.
In "Ein letzter Job," the Suicide Squad is sent to Earth-8 to confront the Retaliators, but tensions flare when Peacemaker attempts to pull Bloodsport into a rogue operation. As Flag prepares his own strike against Waller and her team, loyalties are tested and the mission takes a dangerous turn.
In "Der Anfang vom Ende," the Suicide Squad fights for survival against the ruthless Lightning Strikes on Earth-8, while Waller watches from the shadows, calculating her next play as Bloodsport and Peacemaker close in on her. The story unfolds with tense momentum, balancing high-stakes combat and shifting loyalties across a fractured reality.
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