What Makes The Suicide Squad One Of The Most Versatile Sets Is Not Because Of Its Gray Ethics, Its Unbridled Violence, Its Black Political Operations, Nor The Fact That Any Member Of The Squad May Die At Any Moment; However, All These Elements Also Play A Significant Role In This Case. 

But another important part of Suicide Squad is that any character can join the group.

Much of the atmosphere and identity of each suicide squad is defined by group members, and it is only this group can change group members at any time, unlike other Daysi products.

Even “permanent” members like Dad’s hat game, Amanda Waller, and Harley coin may not survive a story. However, from the completely forgotten to the bizarre, all characters get a chance to portray themselves.

The Suicide Squad also finds out about this and sends characters such as Ratcatcher, Mongal, Savant, and Polka-Dot Man into the group.

Interestingly, many of the characters in the film were not previously members of the Suicide Squad. For all that, The Suicide Squad remains true to the core of the series: When you start a mission with a squad, you never know who might be found.

To this end, here are 10 weird members of the suicide squad that have been used in missions.

10. Yo-Yo

• First use: Suicide Squad No. 3 (released in November 2011)

When John Ostrander and Kim Yale, the creators of Modern Squad, first designed the team, they had an interesting goal: a series that allowed secondary and tertiary characters from other comics a new opportunity to be portrayed with a new subject. Have. During Amanda Waller’s black operations, Bronze Tiger, Captain Boomerang, and even Barbara Gordon had another unexpected but rewarding opportunity. Yu Yu نبود was not one of them. Designed specifically for the New 52 Squadron, the character could swell and empty his body. Don’t think about UU toys; focus more on the UU diet.

What happened to Yu Yu?

King Shark ate Yu Yu in the middle of the 2011 Suicide Squad series, but it turned out that he was still alive and had been inside King Shark all along. Leaving a teammate and rejoining the band, Yu Yu was actually killed in the 18th issue of Suicide Squad when Deadshot staged an explosion. In your opinion, Yu Yu has not been so popular among the band members.

9. Zebra-Man

• First use: No. 1 Suicide Squad comic (released in December 2019)

If my Zebra is to be used in any subject after its first appearance in 1960, it is usually a joke. Dressed as a zebra, Zebra Man is commonly known as one of the one-piece violins of Batman and Robin from the Silver Age. But when he was first used in the Suicide Squad in 2019, Tom Taylor realized that the character’s ability to absorb and repel anything he wanted, like a natural magnet, made him very powerful. So when Lok takes control of the Force X task from Amanda Waller, she uses Zebra Man to build a field around her to protect herself from the many, many thirsty people for her blood.

What happened to my zebra?

Despite its title, the 2019 Suicide Squad comic book series is more about a team called the Revolutionaries; A group of completely new personalities who thwart authoritarian regimes worldwide using guerrilla tactics. The story of this series is about how this team is forced to join the Swiss Squad. In the end, Zebra Man finds common sense about their purpose and becomes the first pre-created character to join their group.

 

8. The Hunky Punk

• First use: No. 19 New Suicide Squad comic (released in June 2016)

Like Yu Yu, Hanki Punk was a character created specifically for Suicide Squad. You may ask, what else is “Hanki Punk”? Well, it’s a West English term for torpedo-shaped designs, albeit without the water supply we usually find in torpedo craters. Let’s go back to the character we are discussing. Hanki Punk was referred to as the violin of a hero in his anonymity; Mister Albion, a British superhero briefly introduced in the Batman, Incorporated series but was assassinated by Leviathan in his first appearance.

What happened to Hanki Punk?

Dorian Ashmore was killed on the first mission with the Suicide Squad when he tried to kill the rest of the team from a cult of death called the Fist of Cain. One can never rule out the resurrection of death in comics, but the chances are slim when it comes to the violin created after the death of its hero.

7. Shade, the Changing Man

• First use: Suicide Squad 16 issue (released in August 1988)

Race Shade can be considered one of Steve Ditko’s strangest creatures; A creature that emerges from a planet called Meta and is exiled to Earth after being accused of committing a crime he did not commit. He tried to erase his name by using his own M-Vest, an illusion tool; Simultaneously, he is constantly trying to correct and reset the mistakes from M West. Shade, the variable man, was in his pre-crisis proprietary series, which was canceled after eight issues and then, like many other characters, regained a chance in the Suicide Squad. By joining the squad, Rick Flegg agrees to help him clear his name.

What happened to you, the changing man?

Rashid’s goal of proving his innocence did not materialize when the suicide squad went to the planet Apokolips to confront Darkseid and targeted his omega-insurers. This was probably a timely change for Shade, as the character acquired his exclusive series in Vertigo a few months later.

 

6. The Duchess

• First use: No. 9 Suicide Squad (released in January 1988)

One of the first secret weapons of the Suicide Squad was a mysterious woman named Duchess; An anti-hero woman with a gun in her hand as if she had jumped out of a blockbuster action movie. It was on the mission of the Apocalypse that revealed the true identity of the duchess. He was, in fact, Lashina; A member of the Dark Sides Female Furies family who was betrayed by Bernadeth and kicked out of the team. If this character were to work on Darkside, he would definitely benefit Amanda Waller as well.

What happened to the Duchess?

After realizing Lashina’s betrayal against the apocalypse, Darkside destroys him with his omega insurances. Forgetting is apparently not a good excuse to escape the Darkside penalty. However, this did not pose a major problem, as Darkside had the ability to resurrect any new god he worked under at any time.

5. General Zod

• First use: No. 17 Suicide Squad comic (released in July 2017)

Much of the first Suicide Squad arc of 2016 revolves around Waller sending the team in search of a “Black Vault” that includes what Amanda wants to have. It turns out that this is actually one of Superman’s biggest enemies and someone who wanted to conquer Earth; General Zad. Waller wanted to brainwash the child somehow and take control of him to play the role of a superman who obeys his orders. But everything went as you expected.

What happened to General Zod?

What do you think happened? Dru-Zod does not kneel before anyone; others kneel before him. He dropped out of the schedule, the rest of the team forcibly survived, and spontaneously went to see Superman another day.

 

4. The Penguin

• First use: Suicide Squad No. 5 (released in September 1987)

If you ask Amanda Waller, you will hear the answer that each member of the Swiss Squad has been carefully selected for their particular skills. Bronze Tiger for his hand-to-hand combat skills. Dadshat for his deadly targeting. Count Vertigo for his ability to destroy the most concentrated enemies. Penguins Wait for ،, really? Penguin? As an operational member? Why? Well, because in issues 5 and 6 of the Suicide Squad comic, the squad has the mission to take a valuable asset out of Moscow, and when you are planning a robbery, it is better to go to a skilled robbery planner. Ketoman was probably not available at the time.

What happened to the penguin?

The Moscow mission went almost smoothly, and the penguin then disappeared from the Suicide Squad comic. So it is probably conceivable that this time Amanda has done what she promised to do to reduce the prison term of a member of the squad.

3. Chemanda Waller

• First use: Suicide Squad comic number 6 (released in April 2008)

Chemo, a live atomic bomb capable of destroying a city, initially served as one of Metal Men’s enemies but gained its greatest notoriety when it destroyed the city of Bloody during the Infinite Crisis. Blüdhaven) was used. Over the years, he has been used by the Suicide Squad as a powerful but dangerous asset on several occasions, but the best is related to the third series of Suicide Squad; When Amanda Waller herself moves the camouflage-like a giant mechanical suit with remote control technology.

What happened to Commanda Waller?

Such a thing could happen only once, but it cannot say that the command could no longer be seen again. Who wouldn’t want to see a giant, shiny, gelatinous Viola Davis in the third Suicide Squad movie?

 

2. Superboy

• First use: Suicide Squad comic number 2 (released in April 2021)

With Peacemaker at the helm, Ron Robbie Thompson’s Suicide Squad is clearly inspired by James Gann. But the biggest surprise among the members of the suicide squad will be Conner Kent, 90s Superboy, and the semi-crypto clone of Superman and Lex Luther. Clearly, Waller’s dreams of having a Krypton assist in his disastrous defeat have not been dashed, and having a superboy under his arm is his latest attempt to have such dream power by the standards of the Justice League; a fundamental goal gives that his latest mission is to defeat the evil Syndicate Crime 3.

What happened to Superboy?

She is still a member of the team and is currently pursuing a Superboy adventure with members of the Suicide Squad under the supervision of Amanda Waller.

1. Grant Morrison

• First use: Suicide Squad 58 issue (released in October 1991)

Grant Morrison, the famous comic book writer, made one of his first and most famous remarks about the nature of the story and metafiction during the run of 25 issues of Animal Man. The main character realizes he is a comic book character. In the last issue, he is with Grant Morrison. It was open. Throughout the series, Morrison used My Animal to talk about the ongoing cycle of the reality of a comic book character, the risks and dramas of their perpetual existence, and even complex concepts such as the comic book purgatory. In Suicide Squad, Ostrander and Yale take these explanations one step further. Adding themselves to the world of Disney, Morrison is now another theme of a shared world, like any other superhero or violin, trapped in stories they never imagined, such as joining a suicide squad.

What happened to Grant Morrison?

Nicknamed the author, Grant Morrison was torn to pieces by Circe-like werewolves before pulling himself out of the prediction. But this has happened in the previous few reboots. If anyone knows that the resurrection of the characters is inevitable, he will be the same author who killed Martian Manhunter.