Suicide Squad #7
In "The Chosen One," the Suicide Squad faces a shifting landscape as the government unveils The Wall, a new super soldier whose arrival threatens their relevance. Written by Rob Williams and illustrated by Eduardo Pansica, with inks by Júlio Ferreira, colors by Adriano Lucas, and letters by Pat Brosseau, this 2018 issue explores tension within the team and the personal cost of duty—Waller grapples with her family while the squad hunts the volatile Damage, and Belle Reve itself becomes a battleground when the resurrected Hack strikes. The cover by Eddy Barrows and Eber Ferreira captures the storm brewing beneath the surface.
In "The Chosen One," Juan Soria—a former would-be hero now serving time at Belle Reve—finds himself pulled into a dangerous mission with the Suicide Squad, sent to investigate an alien ship that’s crashed in Orlando. As he and the team face off against deadly wasp-like creatures and other unknown life forms, Juan begins to question just how expendable he truly is.
In "The Chosen One Part Two," Juan Soria finds himself trapped aboard a derelict spaceship in Orlando, forced to fight alien parasites alongside the Suicide Squad—knowing full well they see him as just another disposable asset. As the mission pushes him to his limits, Juan must confront not only the horrors of the ship but the cold reality of being used, even as he fights to stay alive.
In "Drain the Swamp Part 1," the Suicide Squad is pulled into a high-stakes mission to capture the volatile Damage, whose power far exceeds expectations, while a new government super soldier, The Wall, threatens to make them obsolete. As Waller grapples with her strained family life during a rare visit to her daughter and newborn granddaughter, the team’s absence leaves Belle Reve vulnerable to a dangerous cyber assault led by the resurrected Hack.
In "Drain the Swamp Part 2," the Suicide Squad returns to Belle Reve only to find it under the control of Hack, who's hunting the team member responsible for her sister's death. With full access to the prison’s systems, Hack is uncovering Waller’s darkest secrets—and threatening to expose them all, forcing Waller to act before the truth burns everything down.
In "Drain the Swamp Conclusion," Hack drags the Suicide Squad into a twisted digital realm after being ejected from Belle Reve’s servers, forcing them to confront a hidden betrayal within their ranks. As secrets unravel in the glitching void, the team is suddenly yanked back to the real world—only to face a new threat in the form of The Wall, a government super soldier leading a military assault on the prison.
In "Shock and Awe Part 1," the Suicide Squad is fractured when orders come from the president to dismantle the team and scatter its members. With the Wall now under unknown control and his cybernetic suit turned against Washington, Flag must race to reclaim him before the city falls.
In "Shock and Awe Part 2," the Wall—once a symbol of defense—has become a terrifying conduit of control, subjugating Washington D.C. and the entire U.S. government, including the President. With Rick Flag and Amanda Waller forced to free the Suicide Squad from their cells, the team must confront the Wall before it finishes downloading every secret in the Pentagon, including the very files meant to dismantle them.
In "Shock and Awe Conclusion," Amanda Waller faces a chilling reckoning as the Wall, now under Hack’s control, targets her family in Detroit. With the Suicide Squad racing to intervene, Waller is forced into an impossible choice—save her loved ones or surrender the secrets that have defined her power.
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