Suicide Squad (1987 - 1992)

John Ostrander · Kim Yale · Gail Simone · Larry Ganem · Robert Greenberger

Latest release: October 4, 1988

Comics

62

Issues

Bubble Zoom

Suicide Squad (1987 - 1992)

Amanda Waller organizes the Suicide Squad for a mission to take down a Qurac terrorist group known as the Jihad before they can attack the U.S.

Suicide Squad (1987 - 1992)

The Squad takes the fight to Qurac to put an end to the Jihad before the terrorist organization can go on its first mission--and one of the Squad isn't coming back alive!

Suicide Squad (1987 - 1992)

The Squad returns to Belle Reve for some rest; however, the rest won't last long because Darkseid has decided it's time for G. Gordon Godfrey to come home and dispatches the Female Furies to bring him back!

Suicide Squad (1987 - 1992)

William Hell incites racist riots and Amanda Waller sends in the Squad to quell the rising hate and stop the vile supremacist.

Suicide Squad (1987 - 1992)

The Squad is sent into Russia to bring back a now-famous dissident, but getting in and around the USSR is no easy deal, especially when they will have a wanted prisoner with them, so the Squad is bringing along the Penguin for the ride.

Suicide Squad (1987 - 1992)

It's a wild ride across the freezing terrain of Russia as the team seeks asylum after their rescue mission goes awry and the Russian military mobilizes against them.

Suicide Squad (1987 - 1992)

The Suicide Squad is on the run, Enchantress has lost contact with reality, and Nightshade is hurt! What could possibly complicate matters? Russia sending in the People's Heroes to aid their army!

Suicide Squad (1987 - 1992)

After the team's last mission, it's time for a breather. But as they say, no rest for the wicked, as personal trials and tribulations cause sparks of various sorts to fly.

Suicide Squad (1987 - 1992)

The Suicide Squad is sent in to destroy the Manhunter's temple in a "Millennium" event crossover. But one of their own turns against them!

Suicide Squad (1987 - 1992)

It's Batman versus Amanda Waller as the Dark Knight discovers the existence of the Suicide Squad and doesn't take too well to the idea!

Suicide Squad (1987 - 1992)

Meet the Squad's newest leader! Speedy leads the Squad on a mission with Boomerang, Nightshade, Enchantress and Black Orchid against a Colombian drug king!

Suicide Squad (1987 - 1992)

The mission in Colombia continues, and in true Squad style, everything goes wrong! Vixen and Black Orchid are trapped and the only one who can rescue them seems to be the mentally unstable Enchantress!

Suicide Squad (1987 - 1992)

The Justice League International and the Suicide Squad have a stand-off inside a Russian prison--with the life of Nemesis at stake!

Suicide Squad (1987 - 1992)

Nightshade Odyssey part 1! The Squad's latest mission: rescue Nightshade's brother from the Land of the Nightshade, a place where he's been trapped for a decade.

Suicide Squad (1987 - 1992)

There's more trouble brewing in Washington...and that's the best news the Squad's heard all day. It's the fate of the Enchantress and the change in Nightshade's brother that's really got them down. "Nightshade Odyssey" part 2.

Suicide Squad (1987 - 1992)

In the final part of the odyssey, the Squad takes a wrong turn...and winds up in the Meta Zone, home dimension to one of DC's strangest heroes: Shade the Changing Man! "Nightshade Odyssey" part 3.

Suicide Squad (1987 - 1992)

Just when it looks like the Squad can take some time off, the Jihad holds Manhattan for ransom, demanding a rematch to the death.

Suicide Squad (1987 - 1992)

The Jihad brings its worst to Manhattan...but the Suicide Squad is right on its tail. Plus, the debut of the all-new Nightshade!

Suicide Squad (1987 - 1992)

In a stand-alone tale, operating the Squad hasn't been without cost, as Amanda Waller discovers when she pauses to reflect on the lost souls that form the team.

Suicide Squad (1987 - 1992)

The Flash villain Mirror Master is on the loose committing crimes throughout the city, but when he's caught by the Squad, they learn that there just might be a trick to this mirror.