Suicide Squad #8

In "Constriction Part 1," Deadshot pleads with Waller to let him go after Kobra, who’s taken his daughter Zoe—but she refuses. When Batman breaks Deadshot out of Belle Reve and agrees to help, Waller assembles the Suicide Squad, including new member Captain Cold, to stop them. Meanwhile, Kobra prepares a dark ritual, using a Lazarus Pit to revive Jason Burr’s corpse and transfer his soul into Zoe’s body.

In "Constriction Part 2," Batman and Deadshot push deeper into Kobra’s ranks, hunting for Zoe’s whereabouts as tensions flare between the cult’s agents. With the acting leader intent on possessing Zoe’s body to resurrect their fallen leader Jeffrey Burr, and Keenum plotting to kill her to claim the spirit for himself, the stakes rise fast. Meanwhile, Waller’s orders send Harley, Boomerang, and Captain Cold on a relentless pursuit to capture the duo before they uncover the truth.

In "Constriction Part 3," Batman and Deadshot clash over tactics as they hunt Kobra agents tracking Zoe, their friction cutting deep amid the tension. Just as their conflict reaches a breaking point, Harley, Boomerang, and Cold arrive hot on their trail—while back at the facility, the Kobra leader moves forward with a dark ritual to merge Jeffrey Burr’s spirit into Zoe’s body, setting the stage for a transformation into Rekoil, the Serpent's Fang.

In "Constriction Conclusion," Batman, Deadshot, Harley, and Boomerang infiltrate the Kobra base to stop Jason Burr's spirit from claiming Zoe's body—only for the entity to hijack Deadshot, twisting him into a serpent-like monster that turns on the team. The story unfolds with tense, high-stakes action as the Squad fights not just an ancient threat, but the horrifying transformation of one of their own.

In "For the Wicked, No Rest," while the main Suicide Squad battles in Atlantis, Amanda Waller assembles a new team to track down a dangerous inmate who’s vanished into the swamp—only to find themselves facing not just the wild terrain, but the supernatural guardians of the land. As Swamp Thing steps in to protect the escapee, the line between justice and vengeance blurs, and the ghosts of the past begin to stir.

In "Captain Boomerang! Agent of Oz," the infamous Aussie outlaw is called upon to deliver a high-stakes contract to the mysterious villain known as the Bunyip, who’s rigged nuclear bombs across Australia’s major cities. With the fate of the entire nation hanging in the balance, Boomerang must navigate a deadly game of trust and deception—armed only with his boomerangs and a deep, complicated loyalty to his homeland.

In "Rocket to Russia Part One," Waller’s sudden abduction sets the Suicide Squad in motion, forcing Rick Flag to lead the team on a dangerous mission to Russia. As they clash with a formidable enemy squad, cryptic revelations begin to unravel, testing Flag’s loyalty and the fragile trust within the team.

In "Rocket to Russia Part Two," Flag faces the horrifying truth that his long-dead comrades—the Vets—are alive, twisted by power and driven by vengeance against Waller and him. As the Suicide Squad fights the Vets in a brutal clash, Harley Quinn is drawn into an unexpected mission to stop a looming threat, forcing her to choose between chaos and something far more dangerous.

In "Rocket to Russia Part Three," Jo and the Suicide Squad race against time as the Tunguska energy transforms the Vets and Waller into towering, flame-wielding giants, threatening to spread the infection across Earth. With no clear way to stop the transformation, the team must find a solution before the entire planet is consumed.