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- The Suicide Squad is a team of imprisoned super-villains who perform high-risk missions for the U.S. Government in exchange for commuted sentences. They are formally known as "Task Force X". The team's actions are highly classified, and the government is able to deny any involvement by claiming that they are not responsible for the damages of a random super-villain attack. Their commander is Amanda Waller, who runs the organization out of Belle Reve prison.
- The Suicide Squad is a group mostly comprised of incarcerated super-villains who are sent on black ops missions, by the government, that have a low chance of survival in return for lowering their incarceration time.
- The Suicide Squad is a group associated with Amanda Waller and Checkmate.
- Suicide Squad is part of the DC Extended Universe and it was released in 2016. Due to Batman vs Superman getting bad reviews due to having a dark tone Warner Brothers began reshoots for Suicide Squad. This resulted in a number of scenes from the trailers being cut, the final cut of the film is more lighthearted then earlier cuts. Due to getting negative reviews Warner Brothers released a Extended Edition adding 11 minutes into the movie.
- Suicide Squad is published by DC Comics. Cover price is $2.99.
- Seine Premiere feierte Suicide Squad am 1. August 2016 in New York City. Der Film erhielt überwiegend negative Kritiken, darunter fanden die Handlung, Regie und Charaktere keinen Anklang, jedoch wurden die Darstellung von Margot Robbie und Jared Leto gelobt. Im Rahmen der 89. Oscarverleihung erhielt der Film eine Auszeichnung in der Kategorie Bestes Make-up und Beste Frisuren.
- "Suicide Squad" is the sixteenth episode of the second season of Arrow, and the thirty-ninth episode overall. It aired on March 19, 2014.
- Task Force X (more commonly referred to as the Suicide Squad) are the names of several teams in the DC Universe.
- The Suicide Squad is Task Force X's black ops strike team. The team is partially made up of imprisoned super-villains who agree to serve as expendable agents on life-threatening top-secret missions for the US Government. In return, after sufficient service, the prisoners are granted full pardons for their crimes. The Government does not officially acknowledge the existence of the Suicide Squad, and claims their missions as random supervillain attacks.
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- Suicide Squad is a group of supervillains put together to covertly blow shit up for the United States Government. If they win, then they get jail time served. If they lose, well... that's where the... whole... suicide... bit... comes into play. They are organized by badass large black lady Amanda Waller. When they're not chilling in prison, they're messing people up. Enjoy it. Maybe you'll get to see somebody die.
- They are placed under command of Colonel Rick Flag to be used as disposable assets in high-risk missions for the United States government. Each member has a nano bomb implanted in their neck which is designed to detonate if any member rebels or tries to escape. Then, Waller deploys the squad to extract a high-profile mark from Midway, which is reported to be under a terrorist attack. Ahead of their departure, they are joined by Katana, a warrior who wields a mystical sword and acts as Flag's bodyguard.
- During World War II, army riffraff of the United States Military Forces were assembled into a unit that was described as a "top-secret Ranger outfit" whose members were trained to tackle missions from which ordinary volunteers were not expected to return alive, as such the members of the unit were considered highly expendable and therefore nicknamed the "Suicide Squadron"; several such teams existed. After the war, the units were put under the umbrella organization of Task Force X and were expressly formed to fight monstrous menaces as a replacement for the Justice Society of America, whose members had mostly retired in the wake of unjust accusations during the McCarthy Era.
- El Escuadrón Suicida (en inglés Suicide Squad), también conocido como Task Force X en su otra versión, es el nombre de dos organizaciones del universo DC Comics. La primera versión debutó en The Brave and the Bold (vol. 1) #25 (1959) y el segundo grupo debutó en Legends #3 (1986). El Escuadrón Suicida original tuvo una retcon, para formar una conexión entre ambas escuadras.
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| - He was only used for one mission, which was a scheme set up by Amanda Waller who tried to get him to go after the Justice Society of America so that they would have no choice but to ban together again. She shot him right after welcoming him to the Suicide Squad.
- A current team member of Suicide Squad, LaSalle was partnered with Rick Flag in their mobile base in Smallville, targeting General Lane to prevent the passing of the Vigilante Registration Act. When the base was attacked by Green Arrow and the Blur, the two Suicide Squad members evaded interrogation through LaSalle's teleportation. LaSalle later bombed an Anti-Vigilante support building when the bill had passed.
He has appeared as part of the team in:
* : Ambush
- Rick was among the the members of a mysterious group that attacked and abducted Oliver Queen at the satellite station. He interrogated and tortured Oliver for information about his team and his involvement in the recent alien attack. He later released Oliver, but warned him that he wasn't through with him yet, and traded him for another hostage, Chloe Sullivan.
He has appeared as a part of the team in:
* : Lazarus, Shield, Ambush, Collateral
- After months of being missing, Chloe reappeared and used the resources of the Suicide Squad to save her friends after they were abducted by the . Although Clark failed to trust her after she disappeared without apparent explanation, he eventually came to trust her again thanks to Lois' influence and finally Chloe talked with Clark and later Oliver about her reasons for leaving, revealing that after putting on the Helmet of Nabu, she saw that her friends would be kidnapped and decided to leave in order to save them at the right moment. Then Lois and Clark asked her to be Lois' Maid of Honor and later confirmed to Oliver that she had decided to stay in Metropolis again.
She has appeared as a part of the team in:
* : Collateral
- At some point after her incarceration, Bette was recruited by the Suicide Squad.
After Carter Hall traveled to Egypt to keep an eye on Lois Lane as a favor for Clark Kent, Bette infiltrated his camp by posing as a servant and was able to mark him with the Squad's chemical tracker.
She was later present when Rick Flag freed Deadshot from prison revealing him as a member of the Suicide Squad.
She has appeared as a part of the team in:
* : Shield
- Once he found Cat, as he was aiming to strike the final blow, Clark got there in time to stop him and save her. Clark also knocked Deadshot unconscious. But unknown to him, Deadshot had implanted a tracking mark in his skin using the bullet that "scraped" him. While in prison, he was approached by Rick Flag and Plastique who said they would release him on the condition that he would join their team, the Suicide Squad, to which he agreed.
He has appeared as a part of the team in:
* : Shield, Collateral
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