Suicide Squad #8
In "Legerdemain, Part One: Forces in Motion," DC's Suicide Squad faces a new kind of threat—not from outside, but from within, as a rival government-backed team emerges, leaving Amanda Waller unsettled. Meanwhile, Ifrit and Dybbuk make a surprising announcement about their future, and Count Vertigo makes a decisive choice that reshapes the political landscape of Vlatava. Written by John Ostrander and Kim Yale, with art by Geof Isherwood and inks by Robert Campanella and Andrew Pepoy, the issue unfolds with sharp tension and unexpected alliances. The cover by Geof Isherwood and Karl Kesel captures the moment’s intensity.
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The government has set up its own Suicide Squad, and Amanda isn't happy about it. Dybbuk has apparently removed all violent tendencies from Ifrit's brain and the two have announced they're getting married. Count Vertigo turns down Rina's entreaties to him to become Vlatava's ruler.
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