Suicide Squad Rebirth #8
In "Politique de la terre brûlée, deuxième partie : Ceux qui restent," Amanda Waller's apparent death in an emergency room sets off a chain reaction as her legacy fractures the fragile order of Blackgate. With Waller gone, Emelia Harcourt unleashes the Suicide Squad—Deadshot, Harley Quinn, Katana, Flag, Enchantress, Killer Croc, Hack, and Captain Boomerang—into the prison’s depths to confront Rustam, the leader of The Burning World, whose allies include the Djinn, Manticore, Jaculi, and Ravan. As the team battles through Blackgate’s corridors, Rustam’s forces escape with Colonel Flag and Katana in tow, leaving the Squad and the prison itself on the brink of chaos.
In "Ceux qu'on enterre," newly appointed Task Force X commander Emelia Harcourt oversees the burial of Amanda Waller, her funeral a quiet affair attended only by Waller’s children—Coretta, Martin, and Jessie—and a few mourners. As Harcourt grapples with the sudden death of the woman who shaped the Squad, she begins to piece together the circumstances surrounding Waller’s murder, her suspicions falling on the members of the Squad who were in New Orleans at the time of her death.
In "Politique de la terre brûlée, troisième partie : Bonne conduite," tensions explode within the Suicide Squad as Harley Quinn confronts Deadshot over Waller’s death, forcing a shocking revelation: he was hired by Rustam, the enigmatic leader of the Burning World. With Djinn hacking into Belle Reve’s systems and disabling the squad’s brain bombs, the prisoners find sudden freedom—but the real test lies ahead as Rustam tries to sway Flag and Katana to his cause, and the line between loyalty and survival begins to blur.
In "Les extrémistes, première partie," the newly formed Justice League of America—Batman, Vixen, Black Canary, The Ray, Lobo, The Atom, and Killer Frost—races to stop the Extremists: a ruthless group of super-beings from the dying world of Angor, who believe Earth must be conquered to avoid its own destruction. As Lord Havok, Tracer, Dr. Diehard, Gorgon, Brute, Death Bat, and Dreamslayer descend upon Earth, their mission of salvation turns into a war of survival for the planet and its defenders.
In "Les extrémistes, deuxième partie," Lord Havok returns to his forgotten homeland of Kravia, a planet where he was once a prince denied his throne. With the Extremists at his side, he confronts a rebellion and faces the weight of a legacy he never asked for—while Dr. Diehard's ambitions threaten to tear the group apart from within.
In "Ténèbres, première partie," Deathstroke is pulled from prison by Red Lion, who needs his help to stop a dangerous copycat operating in Chicago. As tensions rise, clues in Minneapolis point to a deeper conspiracy involving Rose Wilson and her mother’s mysterious past. With the Ikon suit now in the hands of Raptor—a thief tied to Red Lion’s plans—Deathstroke must confront his former ally aboard a ruined battleship, where old grudges and new threats collide.
In "Ténèbres, deuxième partie," Deathstroke finds himself entangled in a dangerous mission aboard an aircraft carrier, drawn in by Red Lion’s claim that the vessel holds damning evidence against Adeline Kane. With Raptor at his side and secrets simmering beneath the surface—including a hidden affair with Etienne—Slade must decide what to do with the intelligence, even as Jericho checks in on Isherwood in the hospital.
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