Suicide Squad: Bad Blood #[nn]

In "Bad Blood," the Suicide Squad is sent on a high-stakes mission after a group of freedom fighters hijacks a nuclear submarine, forcing the team—now with fresh recruits—to confront a threat that blurs the line between rebellion and ruin. With their new government liaison watching closely, the squad must navigate a ticking clock and shifting loyalties in a mission that tests their limits.

In "null," the surviving members of the Revolutionaries are pulled into the Suicide Squad, sparking friction with their new teammates who blame them for the deaths of their former comrades. With tensions high, Lok tasks the uneasy team with a high-stakes 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 demanding the current president’s execution, the new Squad members quietly begin to pursue a different course—one that may not involve following orders at all.

In "null," the Suicide Squad is sent to Australia to capture Captain Boomerang, but tensions rise when Harley Quinn and Deadshot uncover that Osita has a hidden personal vendetta against their target. As the mission unfolds, the team must navigate loyalty, secrets, and the weight of past betrayals—without knowing where the line between mission and revenge truly lies.

In "null," the Suicide Squad returns to Lok after capturing Boomerang, only to find themselves caught in a deadly test of loyalty when Lok orders Deadshot to execute their prisoner. As tension explodes, Deadshot’s refusal sparks a sudden, desperate revolt that puts the entire team on the edge of mutiny.

In the shadowed streets of Gotham, the Suicide Squad is hunted—fleeing a deadly bounty that draws a relentless wave of assassins. As tensions rise and the city turns against them, Deadshot finds himself face-to-face with Batman in a tense, high-stakes confrontation that tests loyalty and survival.

Deadshot, finally free after earning his pardon through missions with the Suicide Squad, heads to see his daughter—only to find his quiet reunion shattered when federal agents descend, accusing the Squad of murder. With Ted Kord pulling strings from the shadows, Deadshot must navigate a web of betrayal before he can protect the one person he truly cares about.

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 tale of their capture and the experiments that forged their powers.

In "null," the Suicide Squad hunts down Ted Kord while grappling with shifting loyalties, only to find unexpected aid from an unlikely source. Amid the chaos, Deadshot makes a quiet vow to his daughter—to leave killing behind—testing his resolve in the shadow of his past.

In "null," the Suicide Squad races to stop Black Mask before he unleashes T.N.Teen Lola in Badhnisia, a deadly plan that could destroy the nation. With Deadshot already fallen and the truth about Ted Kord’s manipulation revealed, the team must confront their past and face Black Mask’s final gambit—before it’s too late.

In "The Revolutionaries," Jo is resurrected by the Black Racer and races across the globe to reach Badhnisia just in time to save his teammates from a deadly explosion. After the dust settles, the Justice League arrives to arrest Black Mask and the Suicide Squad, but President Mishra refuses to allow their capture. With Floyd’s death weighing on her, Harley visits Zoe, and the team makes a bold choice: to leave the Squad behind and forge a new path as the Revolutionaries.