Suicide Squad #4

A red-and-blue armored powerhouse strides forward through a city in chaos — flames roaring behind him, bodies strewn across the street, and a panicked crowd surging in every direction — as the cover demands to know: "Who brought a city to its knees?" Luke McDonnell and Bob Lewis stage the scene with striking confidence, placing this menacing figure dead center over a skull-and-crossbones shadow that says everything about the Squad's world. "William Hell's Overture," courtesy of John Ostrander's writing and a full creative team firing on all cylinders, promises exactly the kind of gritty, high-stakes 1987 DC storytelling that made this series so compelling.