Suicide Squad: Katana: The Revenge of Kobra #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 2019 DC collection brings together the four-issue miniseries focusing on Katana, a key member of the Suicide Squad. The story sees the sword-wielding heroine targeted by the terrorist organization Kobra, who seek revenge for past conflicts. Written by Mike W. Barr with art by Diogenes Neves, the volume delves into Katana's personal history and her struggle with the mystical soul-stealing blade she wields.
In "The Revenge of Kobra [Part One]," Katana leads the Suicide Squad on a mission to dismantle a Kobra stronghold, only to face a shocking twist when her enemy seemingly falls—but not for long. Back in St. Roch, Tatsu grapples with the growing burden of protecting Halo, her adopted daughter, while seeking guidance from the spirit of her late husband, Maseo, within the Soultaker sword. Meanwhile, Kobra survives, driven by a dark purpose: to resurrect Lady Eve by claiming her soul from the sword’s realm, where she’s already plotting her return. With Mike W. Barr’s sharp storytelling and Philippe Briones’ dynamic art—enhanced by Gabe Eltaeb’s vivid colors and Pat Brosseau’s crisp lettering—this issue sets a tense, supernatural stage. Cliff Richards’ cover captures the moment of Katana’s confrontation, hinting at the storm to come.
In "The Revenge of Kobra [Part One]," Katana returns to St. Roch with Halo, haunted by the fear that Amanda Waller would weaponize the girl if she discovered her powers. As she seeks guidance from Maseo’s spirit within the Soultaker sword, a shocking truth emerges: Kobra survived the mission and now plots to resurrect Lady Eve by stealing her soul from the blade—while Eve herself schemes from within the sword’s realm to reclaim her body.
In "The Revenge of Kobra [Part Two]," Lady Eve, wielding Katana’s body and driven by vengeance, leads Halo to Kobra’s base to set a deadly trap for the Suicide Squad. Meanwhile, trapped within the Soultaker’s realm, Katana fights to reclaim her body with the help of Maseo, as the line between soul and sword grows thinner.
In "War in Two Worlds!", Katana’s spirit battles within the Soultaker’s realm alongside Maseo as Muramasa wields the souls of the fallen, while Lady Eve, in control of Katana’s body, leads Kobra’s forces in a ruthless hunt for the Suicide Squad. The story unfolds across two realities, each teetering on the edge of collapse.
In "My Own Worst Enemy!", Katana wakes trapped in Lady Eve’s body, while Eve fights for control in her own—two minds, one soul, locked in a deadly struggle. As the Suicide Squad closes in, believing Katana to be Eve, Kobra manipulates the chaos, hunting for secrets buried in Katana’s memories.
In "Fugitive From Myself," Katana—trapped in Eve’s body—uses the chaos of an attack on Belle Reve to break free, racing to stop Kobra before he hijacks a U.S. satellite and launches an assault on Washington. Meanwhile, Halo, having escaped Kobra’s grasp, reaches out to the Suicide Squad, believing Katana has been corrupted by their enemy—unaware of the truth behind her body’s possession. The story unfolds with tension and shifting loyalties, as two women fight to reclaim their identities and prevent a devastating strike.
In "Reverse Image," Katana—still trapped in Eve's body—teams up with the Suicide Squad and Halo on a high-stakes mission in space to stop Kobra from hijacking a U.S. satellite to attack the White House, while Enchantress races against time to find a way to return them both to their true selves.
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