Cover: Jim Lee & Scott Williams

Suicide Squad #8

Feb 2017 · DC · 2.99 USD

📊 ~59,967 copies sold its debut month

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In "Going Sane Part Four: I Believe in Miracles," Harley Quinn faces her most desperate challenge yet as she battles General Zod’s overwhelming rage, seeking a way to break the mind-control over the rest of the Suicide Squad. With the sudden return of Captain Boomerang—revived from a digital echo of Digger stored in Harley’s mind—she gains an unexpected ally in her fight to reclaim her team. Written by Rob Williams and brought to life with dynamic art by Jim Lee, this issue blends high-stakes action with emotional weight, all wrapped in a cover by Jim Lee and Scott Williams that captures the moment’s intensity.

Contains 2 stories

Going Sane Part Four: I Believe in Miracles

13 pp · Superhero

Suicide Squad [Deadshot [Floyd Lawton]Harley Quinn [Harleen Quinzel]Killer Croc [Waylon Jones]Colonel Rick FlagJune Moone [Enchantress]Hack [Zalika]Captain Boomerang [George "Digger" Harkness] (restored to life)Katana [Tatsu Yamashiro]]Amanda WallerGeneral ZodEmelia Harcourt (NSA Agent)unnamed Task Force X scientistsunnamed prisoners

In "Going Sane Part Four: I Believe in Miracles," Harley Quinn races against time to stop General Zod and free her teammates from a violent possession, aided by the shocking return of Captain Boomerang—revived from a digital fragment of Digger stored in her mind by Hack. The line between memory and miracle blurs as Harley confronts the past to save the present.

Justice League vs. Suicide Squad Prelude: Warm Heart

8 pp · Superhero

Suicide Squad [Colonel Rick FlagKatana [Tatsu Yamashiro]Deadshot [Floyd Lawton]Harley Quinn [Harleen Quinzel]Killer Croc [Waylon Jones]June Moone [Enchantress]Captain Boomerang [George "Digger" Harkness]El Diablo [Chato Santana]Killer Frost [Caitlin Snow] (joins)]Amanda Wallerunnamed prison guards

In "Justice League vs. Suicide Squad Prelude: Warm Heart," Killer Frost arrives at Belle Reve, her past briefly recalled as Colonel Flag formally introduces her to the Suicide Squad. The story sets the stage for a tense, uncertain dynamic as a new recruit steps into the team’s volatile orbit.