Comic Review: Suicide Squad #2 (DC Comics)
Suicide Squad, sorry I mean Task Force X #2 begins with our plucky ‘heroes’ mid mission while Amanda Waller watches on.
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Suicide Squad, sorry I mean Task Force X #2 begins with our plucky ‘heroes’ mid mission while Amanda Waller watches on.
For many years Aquaman has been he butt of too many jokes. People think of him as this guy who can only talk to fish. I even have to admit…
As a kid, I never really dug the character of Supergirl.
“Truth, Justice …Family”
“Waking up to a world where the slightest physical contact leaves one of you into a Bloody Corpse kind of sucks the fun out of things I guess.”
“When it hurts so much… When you’re alone , Helping Gotham… It makes it hurt less.”
Bryan Hitch’s The Extinction Machines arc of the DC rebirth Justice League series continues with guest illustrator Jesus Merino.
The comic continues within the future where an aged Ninjak and his immortal ally The Eternal Warrior are seeking for the source of their troubles.
“Have I saved a man or created Frankenstein’s Monster?”
“They come for our thoughts. Our memories. The lives each of us have lived.”