Fury blasted to the top of the box-office now director David Ayer is gunning for DC Comics most infamous villains.
Suicide Squad is the next DC Comics movie after Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice in Warner Brothers lineup of films.
In a new interview the director assures fans of his approach to the team.
“I can say that it’s a Dirty Dozen with supervillains,” Ayer told Empire. “Then I can ask the question, ‘Does a movie really need good guys?’” Continue reading DAVID AYER On SUICIDE SQUAD
DC’s biggest, baddest merc gets his own new monthly solo by written and drawn by Tony Daniel (Superman/Wonder, Detective Comics).
Slade Wilson is known as Deathstroke (as seen on Arrow (played by Manu Bennett) and in New Suicide Squad).
Daniel will tackle both writing and drawing the monthly book, joined on art by Sandu Florea (Suicide Squad). Continue reading DEATHSTROKE By TONY DANIEL
Nightwing ends but Richard Grayson’s story is far from over. Teen Titans are reborn. Suicide Squad recruits big guns. Three new number ones coming from DC Comics among the July previews out today.
GRAYSON #1
Written by Tim Seeley and art by Mikel Janin.
“Dick Grayson. Former sidekick. Former Super Hero. Former dead man. And now…agent of Spyral?! A thrilling new chapter of Dick Grayson’s life begins in this new, ongoing series. It’s a super-spy thriller that will shock you and prove one thing: You might think you know Nightwing – but you don’t know Dick.” Continue reading New GRAYSON, TEEN TITANS And SUICIDE SQUAD In July
Evil alliances and bad guys racing each other for ultimate power! Now two squads are gunning for the ultimate weapon!
Forever Evil continues in this week’s Suicide Squad #25 in this DC Comics preview.
Looks like Harley Quinn could have a new partner in crime?
“O.M.A.C is the Crime Syndicate’s target. They’ll do anything to acquire the weapon – including sending a second Suicide Squad in against the first, each team thinking they’re under Amanda Waller’s explicit instructions. Continue reading Harley Quinn’s New Partner in Crime?
It’s Mad Love week in DC’s Villains Month as Harley Quinn takes over Batman’s Detective Comics #23.2 Harley Quinn by Matt Kindt.
“Following the explosive events of FOREVER EVIL #1, the Suicide Squad has disbanded. No longer a member of a team, Harley Quinn finds herself free for the first time without any ties to a particular group. On her quest for self-discovery, she returns to Gotham City – but it’s not the same place it was before she left it. So naturally, Harley has a little scheme to shake things up,” said DC Comics Editor-In-Chief Bob Harras. Continue reading HARLEY QUINN Villains Month Preview