Suicide Squad #7
In "Debt of Honor," the Suicide Squad is scattered across the globe, each member entangled in a deadly mission: Gort, Vertigo, and Lawton clash with the Khmer Rouge in a brutal showdown, while Captain Ziuko and the Soviet Dead Men press Boomerang and Carmichael for answers—Lamia watching silently. Meanwhile, Bronze Tiger and Mark Shaw are captured by the Yakuza, Katana hunts for vengeance, and the Atom must shield Amanda from Catseye’s relentless pursuit. Written by John Ostrander and Kim Yale, with dynamic art by Geof Isherwood and striking cover by Karl Kesel, this issue delivers high-stakes action and relentless tension across multiple fronts.
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Gort, Vertigo and Lawton engage in extreme violence with the Khmer Rouge. Captain Ziuko and the Soviet Dead Men interrogate Boomerang and Carmichael, with the mysterious Lamia in attendance as well. Bronze Tiger and Mark Shaw are in the clutches of the Yakuza and Katana looks for vengeance. Also, the Atom must protect Amanda from Catseye.
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