Suicide Squad: Katana: The Revenge of Kobra #[nn]
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.
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Katana and the Suicide Squad attack a Kobra base and Katana apparently kills Kobra. After the mission, Tatsu returns to her home in St. Roch and Halo, whom she has adopted. Tatsu worries about how Waller would turn Halo into a weapon if she learned of her abilities, and consults the soul of Maseo, who resides in the Soultaker sword. Meanwhile, Kobra is alive and seeks to return Lady Eve to life, but to do so, he must retrieve her soul from the Soultaker. Meanwhile, in the world inside the Soultaker, Eve plots to return to the living world.
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