Suicide Squad Rebirth #12
"Ressources humaines" marks a pivotal moment in the Suicide Squad Rebirth series, as Christopher Priest, Benjamin Percy, Dan Abnett, and Xavier Hanart weave a high-stakes time-loop narrative centered on Deathstroke’s desperate attempts to save Grant. With Paul Pelletier’s dynamic art and Andrew Hennessy’s inks bringing the fractured timeline to life, the story unfolds as the Teen Titans and Titans unite to stop Deathstroke’s temporal meddling—culminating in a shocking choice by Robin and a haunting encounter with the Speed Force. The cover by Eddy Barrows and Eber Ferreira captures the tension of a fractured reality, making this a standout issue for fans of layered storytelling and character-driven sci-fi.
In "Qui aime bien châtie bien, première partie : forfait de base," Amanda Waller faces scrutiny from a congressional committee as the Suicide Squad is deployed to Bulgaria to take down Director Karla and her extremist group, "le Peuple." With tensions rising and the mission unraveling, the team must navigate betrayal and chaos in a high-stakes operation that tests their loyalty and resolve.
In "L'homme de la vallée des monstres, première partie," the JLA tracks S.K.U.L.L. agents into a hidden valley, uncovering Makson—a man raised by dinosaurs—only to bring him back to America and discover his true identity as Brenton Hamilton, heir to the vast Hamilton Court empire. As Makson steps into his new role, Batman’s instincts warn that the man beneath the legend may still be hiding more than he lets on.
In "Le futur contre-attaque, deuxième partie," Harley is pushed to her limits as Devani Kage arrives from the future with a deadly mission: stop Harley before she kills Batman. But as the past and future collide, the truth about Red Tool’s earlier return begins to surface—revealing a deeper game at play. Meanwhile, Harley Sinn has vanished with Madame Macabre and her son Mason, sending shockwaves through the team’s fragile alliances.
In "Harley aime Joker, cinquième partie," Harley Quinn is sent by the Joker on a peculiar errand to track down his favorite stink bombs—only to find the last store selling them on the brink of closing, replaced by a trendy artisanal café-bar. The contrast between chaos and quiet coolness throws her into a moment of unexpected reflection, even as the usual madness lingers just beneath the surface.
In "null," Deathstroke’s desperate attempts to save Grant through repeated time loops end in failure, forcing the Teen Titans and the Titans to unite and stop him before their first encounter. When Robin sacrifices Kid Flash to alter the timeline, Deathstroke is pulled into the Speed Force—only to be rescued and transformed by a higher consciousness, leading him to declare he’s no longer Deathstroke.
In "Conséquences inattendues," Wally faces a startling consequence of a past clash with Damian: a newly implanted cardiac stimulator makes his powers dangerously unpredictable, putting his life at risk if they're ever triggered. The story explores the weight of that revelation with quiet intensity, turning a moment of vulnerability into a pivotal turning point.
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