New Suicide Squad (comic)
New Suicide Squad #22 review
We all know how I feel about Sean Ryan as a writer, so this might surprise some of you when I say that this...
New Suicide Squad #21 review
I really love this book. New Suicide Squad has been an absolute joy under Tim Seeley and Juan Ferreyra (look at that cover!), and...
New Suicide Squad #20 review
We’re treated to another issue of Seeley & Ferreyra’s New Suicide Squad, and all I can find myself thinking is, “Are we sure there’s...
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Suicide Squad Most Wanted: Deadshot and Katana #4
Issue #4 isn't out until Wednesday, April 27th, but you can get a sneak peek right here at Batman News!
Kobra has taken advantage of...
New Suicide Squad #19 review
Ring the bell, because the battle has begun! It’s the Suicide Squad, the “Faux Squad” (my name for them… not their official name), and...
New Suicide Squad #18 review
After delivering an impressive debut, Tim Seeley and Juan Ferreyra take another stab at New Suicide Squad, and once again, they don’t disappoint! This...
Suicide Squad’s Most Wanted: Deadshot/ Katana #2 review
It’s the second issue of Suicide Squad’s Most Wanted: Deadshot & Katana, and if you checked out my review for the first issue, then...
New Suicide Squad #17 review
New Suicide Squad #17
Written by Tim Seeley
Art by Juan E. Ferreyra
I've been critical of New Suicide Squad for quite some time now, so I'm...
New Suicide Squad #16 review
New Suicide Squad # “Freedom”
Written by Sean Ryan
Art by Pilippe Briones
Colors by Blond
Thank God this day has finally come! You all know how I...
New Suicide Squad #15 review
New Suicide Squad #15 "Freedom"
Written by Sean Ryan
Art by Philippe Briones
Colors by Blond
Hey, check this out! Sean Ryan finally wrote a character that I...
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