Suicide Squad: Bad Blood #[nn]

In "Bad Blood," the Suicide Squad—now with fresh faces and a new government liaison—is sent on a high-stakes mission to stop a rogue group of freedom fighters who’ve stolen a nuclear submarine. With tension rising and loyalties tested, the team must navigate a dangerous game where every move could spark a global crisis.

In "There's No Love in Team," the fractured remnants of the Revolutionaries are pulled into the Suicide Squad, their uneasy alliance sparking friction with veterans who blame them for past losses. With tensions high and trust low, Lok tasks the squad with a dangerous mission: rescue the president of a foreign nation.

In "null," the Suicide Squad’s mission to install a new foreign leader takes a deadly turn when Osita alters the plan and kills the intended replacement. With Lok enraged and the original president now marked for execution, the new Squad members quietly begin to devise their own course—unseen by their commander.

In "null," the Suicide Squad is sent to Australia to capture Captain Boomerang, but tensions rise when Harley and Deadshot learn Osita has a personal vendetta against him. As the mission unfolds, they’re forced to confront the growing divide between mission orders and their teammate’s hidden motives.

In "null," the Suicide Squad returns to Lok after capturing Boomerang, only to face a brutal ultimatum: Deadshot must execute their prisoner. Tensions snap when Deadshot refuses, sparking a sudden, defiant uprising within the Squad against their commander.

In the shadowed streets of Gotham, the Suicide Squad flees a deadly bounty, forcing them into tense confrontations with relentless assassins and the Dark Knight himself. As trust frays and danger closes in, Deadshot finds himself face-to-face with Batman in a showdown that tests loyalty, skill, and survival.

Deadshot, finally free after earning his pardon through missions with the Suicide Squad, sets out to reconnect with his daughter—only to have that fragile moment shattered when federal agents descend, claiming the Squad has been framed for murder by none other than Ted Kord.

In "null," the Suicide Squad grapples with their mission to take down Ted Kord as personal histories surface—Thylacine uncovers Kord’s true motives, while Wink and The Aerie share the harrowing story of their capture and the experiments that forged their powers.

In "null," the Suicide Squad hunts down Ted Kord, but their mission takes a sharp turn when an unanticipated ally emerges from the shadows. As the team moves through the chaos, Deadshot grapples with a personal vow—to his daughter—to leave killing behind.

In "null," the Suicide Squad races against time to stop Black Mask, the mastermind behind Ted Kord’s betrayal, after they’re too late to save Deadshot. Now tracking Black Mask to Badhnisia, they must prevent him from unleashing T.N.Teen Lola in a catastrophic explosion that could destroy the nation.

In "The Revolutionaries," Jo is pulled back from death by the Black Racer and races across the world to save his teammates from a deadly ambush in Badhnisia. When the dust settles and the Justice League arrives to arrest Black Mask and the Suicide Squad, President Mishra makes a surprising decision—she refuses to hold them accountable. With Floyd gone and their loyalty tested, Harley visits Zoe, and the team, now united by a shared purpose, chooses to leave the Squad behind and forge a new path as the Revolutionaries.