Suicide Squad Renégats #1
In "Hécatombe chapitre 1," Captain Boomerang spins a tale of escape and betrayal under federal interrogation, recounting how Flash helped the renegade Suicide Squad evade Deathstroke—though his version of events is as sharp as his boomerang and just a little too self-serving. Written by Joshua Williamson and Benjamin Rivière, with art by Stephen Segovia, Brandon Peterson, and Carlo Pagulayan, and colored by Hi-Fi, this issue unfolds with tense flashbacks and layered storytelling. The cover by Ivan Reis and Joe Prado captures the high-stakes atmosphere of a squad on the run.
In "Hécatombe chapitre 1," a rogue band of freedom fighters steals a nuclear submarine, forcing a newly assembled Suicide Squad—led by a mysterious government liaison—to go after them. With high stakes and no clear allies, the team must navigate treacherous waters, both literal and political, as old tensions surface and trust becomes the rarest resource.
In "Hécatombe chapitre 2," the surviving rebels are forcibly integrated into the Suicide Squad Renegades, igniting simmering resentment as the team grapples with the betrayal of their former allies. Despite the growing rift, Lok assigns them a dangerous mission: rescue the president of a foreign nation, forcing uneasy alliances to form under pressure.
In "Hécatombe chapitre 3" from Suicide Squad Renégats #1, Osita’s reckless alteration of a high-stakes mission spirals into disaster when he kills the intended replacement leader. With Lok enraged and demanding the current president’s execution, the new squad members quietly begin pursuing a different course—unseen by their commander.
In "Hécatombe chapitre 4," Lok leads the Suicide Squad to Australia in pursuit of Captain Boomerang, but tensions rise when Harley and Deadshot learn Osita has a personal vendetta against the villain. As the team grapples with the secrets behind Osita’s motives, they face a difficult choice about whether to trust the new recruit and embrace the squad’s evolving mission.
In "Hécatombe chapitre 5," the Suicide Squad brings Boomerang back to Lok, only to face a brutal ultimatum: Deadshot is ordered to execute him. When Deadshot refuses, the squad’s loyalty fractures, sparking a dangerous uprising against Lok’s command.
In "Interlude," Captain Boomerang recounts a high-stakes escape to federal interrogators, weaving a tale of cunning and survival as Flash helped the Suicide Squad evade Deathstroke. Told with a mix of truth and self-mythologizing, the story reveals how the team outmaneuvered one of their deadliest foes—though Boomerang’s version of events may be more about glory than fact.
In the shadows of Gotham City, the renegade Suicide Squad flees from a deadly bounty, forcing them into tense encounters with assassins and the Dark Knight himself. As suspicion and danger close in, a raw, high-stakes showdown unfolds between Batman and Deadshot—one that tests loyalty, instinct, and the cost of survival.
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