Showing posts with label Enchantress. Show all posts
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Thursday, December 15, 2016

Review: Suicide Squad #8

Review: Suicide Squad #8
Submitted by: Theresa Stier, Comic News Writer
14 December 2016
Image may contain: 1 person“Going Sane: Part Four: I Believe in Miracles,” by Rob Williams and artist Scott Williams, still proves to me why Harley Quinn is one of my favorite characters. The line, “Sorry, I electrocuted you,” had me amused. I was kind of expecting to see Superman in this issue, considering they are fighting against Zod and Zod is Superman's enemy. With Zod there, I am wondering if Superman is going to make an appearance in the next issue to help the Suicide Squad. Even though the Suicide Squad was made for missions that were dangerous, I am sure that if they need help, Amanda Waller would be calling the hero that knows Zod best.

No automatic alt text available.I am curious to see what the next issue is going to bring. I hope that there's going to be even more Harley-isms and that these issues will continue to bring the action scenes. I also still like that they have a little mini comic at the end of the issue, just for the one character. It gives you a little bit more information about the character, if you have never heard of them before, and it is a nice way to conclude the issue.

The Verdict: I enjoyed this comic and I hope the next issue is going to be just as good. I am also curious to see if Superman is going to be making an appearance in any of the future issues (I hope so).

Wednesday, September 14, 2016

Review: Suicide Squad #2



Review: Suicide Squad #2
Submitted by: Theresa Stier, Comic News Writer
14 September 2016

“The Black Vault: Part Two,” by Rob Williams and artist Jim Lee, starts off with us unsure whether all of the members of Suicide Squad are going to live. We left off with them crashing into freezing waters, but thankfully (thanks to Croc), everyone made it out alive. Besides Harley, Croc is becoming one of my favorite members of the team. The Squad find what they have came for, a girl named Hack, in order to find The Black Vault. When they get there, they find The Phantom Zone, which we all know is never a good thing. However, Boomerang doesn't know that and is too curious when he sees something moving in it. This, obviously, does not end well for Captain Boomerang, and turns out pretty bad for the rest of the Suicide Squad as well.

Like the previous issue, the end brings a little up-close-and-personal file of one of the members of the Suicide Squad. This issue, it's Captain Boomerang. As much as I would enjoy seeing what happens next for the Suicide Squad, I do enjoy these personal backstories and getting a little more insight into each member's story. I'm looking forward to seeing the personal files of the rest of the Suicide Squad, especially Croc and Harley. Even though I know their story, I'm still looking forward to reading them (as well as reading what happens next in present day).

The Verdict: This issue leaves us off with an unknown of what's going to happen next... well, we know it's not going to be good. The next issue needs to come sooner rather than later and I'm looking forward to seeing what happens next. 


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