Suicide Squad Rebirth #11
In "Sans avenir," Zod, stripped of the Kryptonite bomb that once bound him to Waller’s will, undergoes a brutal self-inflicted procedure to sever the control that shaped his past. Now free but consumed by the need for retribution, he turns his fury toward the Suicide Squad, setting off a tense and volatile clash that tests the limits of loyalty and survival.
In "Seul," the Suicide Squad finds themselves caught in the crossfire as Cyborg Superman and the Eradicator arrive to free Zod—only for Zod to reject their offer, determined instead to unleash every prisoner from the Phantom Zone to build his own empire. With Kryptonian forces clashing and the Squad caught in the middle, alliances shift and old grudges flare in the shadows of a dying world.
In "Ténèbres, conclusion," Matthew confronts Ravager as the fragile peace shatters, while Dr. Villain unleashes Ikon from his dormant state. Amanda Waller’s true role as Etienne’s employer comes to light, and with Jericho’s world collapsing on his wedding day, the weight of betrayal ignites a brutal clash between father and son—pitting Deathstroke against both Ravager and the man he once called a brother.
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