Suicide Squad (DC Comics team)

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Suicide Squad (DC Comics team) is a rotating roster of imprisoned supervillains and antiheroes in the DC Universe who undertake high-risk black-ops missions for the government in exchange for reduced sentences.

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instanceOf DC Comics team
fictional superhero team
supervillain team
alsoKnownAs Task Force X
associatedOrganization A.R.G.U.S.
Checkmate
baseOfOperations Belle Reve Penitentiary
controlMechanism explosive implants
remote-detonated bombs
countryOfOrigin United States
creator Robert Kanigher
Ross Andru
firstAppearance The Brave and the Bold #25
firstAppearanceYear 1959
founder Amanda Waller
governmentAffiliation United States government
hasAdaptation Suicide Squad (2016 film)
Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay (animated film)
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League (video game)
The Suicide Squad (2021 film)
linked to: The Suicide Squad
leader Amanda Waller
memberStatus antiheroes
imprisoned supervillains
motivation reduced prison sentences
notableArtist Luke McDonnell
notableEra 1980s relaunch by John Ostrander
notableMember Bronze Tiger
Captain Boomerang
Deadshot
El Diablo
Enchantress
Harley Quinn
Katana
Killer Croc
King Shark
Rick Flag Jr.
linked to: Rick Flag
notableWriter Adam Glass
Gail Simone
John Ostrander
Kim Yale
Rob Williams
primaryActivity black-ops missions for the government
undertaking high-risk missions
publisher DC Comics
teamAlignment morally ambiguous
teamType black-ops strike team
government covert-operations unit
rotating roster team
theme government exploitation
moral ambiguity
redemption
universe DC Universe

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Suicide Squad (2016 film) basedOn Suicide Squad (DC Comics team)
Rick Flag appearsIn Suicide Squad comics
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King Shark appearsIn Suicide Squad comics
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Thunderbolts relatedTeam Suicide Squad (DC Comics analog)
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The New 52 notableTitle Suicide Squad (The New 52)
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Batman: Assault on Arkham plotSummary The Suicide Squad is sent by Amanda Waller into Arkham Asylum to retrieve sensitive information, while Batman deals with the Joker and a bomb threat in Gotham.
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Venom (DC Comics drug) appearsIn Suicide Squad comics
subject linked to: Venom
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A.R.G.U.S. appearsIn Suicide Squad (New 52)
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Suicide Squad series hasFictionalOrganization Suicide Squad (fictional intelligence unit)
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Captain Boomerang appearsIn Suicide Squad comics
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Prime Earth homeUniverseOf Suicide Squad (Prime Earth)
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John Ostrander wrote Suicide Squad (1987 comic series)
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Nanaue appearsIn Suicide Squad comics
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