Suicide Squad Vol 7 11

"One Last Job": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

Suicide Squad (Volume 7) #11 is an issue of the series Suicide Squad (Volume 7) with a cover date of March, 2022. It was published on January 4, 2022.

Synopsis for "One Last Job"

Appearing in "One Last Job"

Featured Characters:

• The Suicide Squad
  • Ambush Bug
  • Black Siren (Earth 3)
  • Culebra
  • Major Force
  • Nocturna (Unknown Earth)
  • Superboy (Match)
  • Talon (William Cobb)

Supporting Characters:

• Amanda Waller
  • Doctor Rodriguez
  • Agent Parker (Cameo)
  • Yorick

Antagonists:

• Lightning Strikes (Earth 8) (First appearance) (Cameo)
  • Blood Pouch (First appearance) (Cameo)
  • Dead Red (First appearance) (Cameo)
  • Oedipus (First appearance) (Cameo)
  • Thing-Man (First appearance) (Cameo)
  • Thrill Kill (First appearance) (Cameo)
• Retaliators (Earth 8)
  • American Crusader II (First appearance)
  • Behemoth (Revealed to be alive)
  • Ladybug (Revealed to be alive)
  • Machinehead II (First appearance) (Apparent Death)
  • Purple Rain (First appearance) (Apparent Death)
  • Red Dragon
  • Wundajin

Other Characters:

• Rick Flag's Suicide Squad
  • Bloodsport (Joins team)
  • Cheetah
  • Fisherman
  • Lor-Zod (Unknown Earth)
  • Mirror Master (Sam Scudder)
  • Peacemaker
  • Rick Flag
  • Parademon (Ghkeyy't)
• Mickey DuBois' Multiversal counterparts (Mentioned only)
  • Mickey DuBois (Deceased) (Mentioned only)
• Pacemaker (Earth 9872) (Mentioned only)
• Ultraman (Earth 3) (Mentioned only)
• Vampires (Mentioned only)
• Zombies (Mentioned only)

Locations:

• Multiverse (Mentioned only)
  • Earth 0
    • Task Force X Island
  • Earth 8
    • Angor
  • Earth 3 (Mentioned only)
  • Earth 9872 (Mentioned only)

Items:

• Bloodsport's Helmet
• Machinehead II's Armor (Single appearance) (Destroyed)
• Mirror Gun (Cameo)
• Wundajin's Axe

Concepts:

• Amalgam Comics (Mentioned only)
• Fourth Wall
• Magic
  

Notes

• This issue takes place after the events of Justice League Incarnate #1 where Retaliators were last seen being defeated by Tartarus.
  • The deceased American Crusader is replaced by another man that may be his sidekick Silver Eagle as a reference to Sam Wilson becoming Captain America after the death of Steve Rogers.
  • Behemoth seems to have come back to life which may also be a reference to Hulk's One Below All-granted resurrection abilities.
  • Machinehead, who died back in Infinite Frontier #6, is also replaced by another armored man.
• Wundajin is mispelled as Wunda Jin.

Trivia

• There are many references to Marvel Comics in this issue:
  • The Lightning Strikes team is obviously a pastiche of the Marvel's Thunderbolts:
    • Thrill Kill is a pastiche of Punisher;
    • Dead Red is a pastiche of the Red Hulk;
    • Oedipus is an amalgam of Shang-Chi and Elektra;
      • • Being a pastiche of Elektra, Oedipus's name is clearly a reference to two psychoanalitic complexes, the Electra complex and the Oedipus complex.
    • Thing-Man is an obvious parody of Man-Thing, a character with many similarities to Swamp Thing;
    • Blood Pouch appears to be a pastiche of Deadpool, who is himself a takeoff of Deathstroke.
  • During the Retaliators' presentation, Red Dragon is referred to as "a spy with a black past" which is a nod to being the pastiche of Black Widow, Purple Rain as a "witch with a vision" which is a nod to being the pastiche of Scarlet Witch and her husband Vision, Wundajin being "ready to hammer" which is a nod to being the pastiche of Thor and his hammer Mjolnir;
  • During the Suicide Squad and the Retaliators' clash, Ambush Bug disguises himself as Stan Lee and jokes about Amalgam Comics being cool.
• Despite appearing on the cover of the issue, Major Max does not appear in the issue itself.
• Ambush Bug mentions reading Bloodsport's words with a British accent. This is a reference to the DCEU Bloodsport being portrayed by the British actor, Idris Elba.
• In this issue Peacemaker provides information to Bloodsport that convinces him to work against Amanda Waller despite her holding his brothers as leverage; what this information is is never revealed, and Waller will eventually compel Bloodsport back into her service by threatening his brothers.^[1]

See Also

• Cover gallery for the Suicide Squad series
• Images from Suicide Squad Vol 7 11

Recommended Reading

• Suicide Squad Recommended Reading
  • Suicide Squad (Volume 1)
  • Suicide Squad (Volume 2)
  • Suicide Squad (Volume 3)
  • Suicide Squad (Volume 4)
  • New Suicide Squad (Volume 1)
  • Suicide Squad (Volume 5)
  • Suicide Squad (Volume 6)
  • Suicide Squad (Volume 7)

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