[Comic Review] Suicide Squad #67

Review by Chris Beveridge

Mania Grade: B-

In Summary:
While it doesn't have the flavor and fun of the original book, time has moved on far too much since then, just having another issue with the logo and issue number there almost feels magical. There are quite a few characters here that make the old fans smile and seeing the way Deadshot deals with the whole thing is fun as well since he's the object of Waller's desire. With this issue being more setup for the story that will take place in two issues of Secret Six, there's not a lot here and a good amount of it is focused on the Secret Six themselves. What makes this issue work so well however is that the writing is so good, the characters so much fun to watch go through the situation they're involved in, that you find yourself smiling and grinning throughout it. The Suicide Squad doesn't quite get the issue it deserves here, but it makes me hope that it'll be revived again on its own someday for something more meaty than this.