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Harleen Francis Quinzel chased her childhood interest on criminal psychology till her adulthood and attended Gotham University to become a brilliant criminal psychologist with a lot of potential for development. She outclassed her field and became a psychiatrist who got the chance to be transferred in the infamous Arkham Asylum of Gotham.

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There she saw many patients who are criminally insane and among them she found The Joker to be the most mistreated one. So she goes undercover as a patient there but the clown eventually caught her disguise and her confidence on face of his madness impressed him. Even though her supervisor, Dr. Sterano, discovered their secret affair, she was taken to Ace Chemical Processing Plant by Joker and hurled into the chemical vats.

Joker fished her out from the bottom of vat but she was drastically changed by then both physically and mentally, and the maniac dubbed her Harley Quinn. They became lovers and after a while Joker left her as he got bored. She then made a uniform for herself. Black Canary stopped her from an unchecked homicidal binge and she is taken to Belle Reve Penitentiary.

Amanda Waller then recruited her to her secret command unit called Task Force X, AKA Suicide Squad. After their first mission (Kicked in the Teeth), she managed to escape the prison while creating a prison riot. She was later kidnapped and tortured by The Joker when the maniac was up against the entire Bat-Family as a part of his ploy against his arc-nemesis; The Dark Knight (Death of the Family).

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Suicide Squad Vol 02 – Basilisk Rising (Softcover)

The Joker – Death of the Family (Softcover)

The Joker – Death of the Family (Hardcover)

Suicide Squad Vol 03 – Death is for Suckers (Softcover)

Suicide Squad Vol 04 – Discipline and Punish (Softcover)

Suicide Squad Vol 05 – Walled In (Softcover)

Harley Quinn Vol 01 – Hot in the City (Softcover)

Harley Quinn Vol 01 – Hot in the City (Hardcover)

New Suicide Squad Vol 01 – Pure Insanity (Softcover)

Harley Quinn Vol 02 – Power Outage (Softcover)

Harley Quinn Vol 02 – Power Outage (Hardcover)

Harley Quinn Vol 03 – Kiss Kiss Bang Stab (Softcover)

Harley Quinn Vol 03 – Kiss Kiss Bang Stab (Hardcover)

Often portrayed as an anti-hero just like her maniacal love interest The Joker, who originally debuted in “Batman – The Animated Series”, Harley Quinn is a popular DC Comics fictional character created by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm. Following the effects of the “Flashpoint” crossover event, the character also had a few changes like the other titles and a new monthly ongoing series as well.

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The character is also featured in The New 52 version of the Suicide Squad. The popularity of the character brought her as a member of the cinematic incarnation of live-action Suicide Squad (2016) movie, which is a part of the DC Extended Universe and the role is going to be played by actress Margot Robbie alongside method actor Jared Leto portraying the role of The Joker himself.
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Master assassin Deadshot recalls how his hit on a senator in Gotham City gone wrong for the unexpected intervention of Batman which caused him to miss his shot for the first time in his career and him ended up in Belle Reve prison as a death row inmate. He was sent on a covert operation with fellow convict Harley Quinn, El Diablo, King Shark, Black Spider, Voltaic and Savant as team 'Task Force X' or better known as Suicide Squad on a rescue mission after being forcibly drafted to retrieve a rogue agent for their employer Amanda Waller.

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Soon as they arrived to do the job, they realized that they are being set up and caught by an unknown group of captors. Without revealing their true identity, their newest captors brutally tortured them to break for information. All of the members either were drooling to the pain or lost in thoughts of their life before Suicide Squad until Savant decides to spill whatever he knew about. In return, he is killed almost instantly and the rest of the group is released informing that they passed the initiation test.

Now qualified for the ranks of the team, the squad members are sent to Mississippi to wipe out sixty thousand people inside the Megadome stadium after retrieving a package from a woman named Caley Burns. When the reaches to their destination they face an army of ravaging civilians infected by some virus as well as Caley herself and if the situation at hand can be taken care of, facing the bounty hunter called Mad Dog and a massive prison break at Belle Reve is what they have to deal with up next.

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Collecting the first seven issues of the fourth volume of Suicide Squad, which also is the first monthly ongoing series in The New 52 timeline, "Kicked in the Teeth" is the first story arc. The story takes the team in not one but three separate missions on their joining of the group, marking it to be the origin for the characters of the Squad.

The Runaway Quinn

As the story progressed, writer Adam Glass (Deadpool, Flashpoint – Legion of Doom) and artist Federico Dallocchio were the man forming the creative team with Ryan Benjamin serving as the cover artist. The story is quick paced and definitely not for kids but Glass deserves some credit for his part except for artist Dallocchio. The art he provides is way horrible compared to other graphic novels DC is publishing.
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The founder of Justice League of America as well as the Director of A.R.G.U.S. program; Amanda Waller is given the assignment to assemble a field team of super-powered individuals to use as expendable black ops operatives. She came to Belle Reve Penitentiary to recruit members for her Task Force X from current death row inmates and kidnapped 37 super criminals from there.

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Among them only seven have survived from the immense tortures and training as part of the initiation program. The surviving members are Harley Quinn, Deadshot, El Diablo, King Shark, Black Spider, Voltaic and Savant. When thought of going on their first field mission they are tested again to ensure their loyalty and only one of them broke during this process.

All of the members of Suicide Squad are planted with micro-bomb implants to guarantee their obedience for the cause and Amanda Waller is in full-charge to command the team. With Deadshot as the primary leader of the band, the team is sent out for their first mission to get a package from the middle of a stadium filled with infectious crazed crowd.

One of them is killed to cover their tracks and two new members; Captain Boomerang and Yo-Yo join the group. They fights a secret terrorist organization called Basilisk and afterwards, Harley Quinn manages an escape, leaving a massive prison-break on her way. When the Crime Syndicate (during Forever Evil) took over Belle Reve, Waller assembles a New Squad to take control over the escalated situation.

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Suicide Squad Vol 02 – Basilisk Rising (Softcover)

The Joker – Death of the Family (Softcover)

The Joker – Death of the Family (Hardcover)

Suicide Squad Vol 03 – Death is for Suckers (Softcover)

Suicide Squad Vol 04 – Discipline and Punish (Softcover)

Suicide Squad Vol 05 – Walled In (Softcover)

New Suicide Squad Vol 01 – Pure Insanity (Softcover)

In the wake of The New 52 wave following the “Flashpoint” crossover event, every major title, characters and teams of DC Universe has gone through a massive revamp. The anti-hero league created in 1986 by Robert Kanigher and Ross Andru known as Suicide Squad is no different from that. From 2011, not only the new series got a huge change in the roster but the storyline is also taken to a new heights.

Point of No Return

Artists Adam Glass (Flashpoint – Legion of Doom, Deadpool – Suicide Kings), Ales Kot and Matt Kindt took the duty of sinister plotting for the ongoing along with artist Federico Dallocchio, Cliff Richards, Clayton Henry (New X-Men – Hellions, X-Men – Apocalypse Vs. Dracula), Fernando Dagnino and Patrick Zircher (New Warriors, Thunderbolts).

Even a live-action Suicide Squad movie based on the series is also under development, starring Jared Leto, Margot Robbie, Will Smith, Jai Courtney, Viola Davis, Scott Eastwood, Karen Fukuhara and Cara Delevingne. Heavily resembling to the current incarnation of the team, the film is set to release in mid 2016 as a part of the DC Cinematic Universe.
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Before various super-villains with different histories were rallied to form a team to work for the government, Rick Flag formed the original version of the group back in his days during the period of World War II. They were re-assigned as Task Force X when the Justice Society got disbanded but ended up upon Rick Flag’s demise.

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Later, Rick Flag Jr. stepped in his father’s shoes to form the team again and a congressional aide named Amanda Waller found the classified files of the program and Task Force X resurfaced as Suicide Squad. Initially, members with reputation like Bronze Tiger, Deadshot, Blockbuster, Captain Boomerang and Enchantress signed up as expendable agents for the team who will go on life-threatening covert missions assigned by Waller.

In the prison of Belle Reve, Louisiana, the Squad set up its base of operation and they were quite instrumental on the Manhunter invasion during “Millennium” as well as fighting the Female Furies of Darkseid from Apokolips. Batman eventually discovers the existence of the team and threatens Waller to expose the truth in public but she also made him leave by threatening to reveal his identity.

When General Frank Rock run the team, many of the members dies but over time, villains like Bane, Harley Quinn, Mindboggler, Plastique, Nemesis, Nightshade, Killer Frost, Slipknot, Heat Wave, Count Vertigo, Doctor Light, Shrike, King Shark, Knockout, Chemo, Plasmus and Shrapnel has joined the ranks of the team with President Luthor and General Lane in charge.

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Millennium

Suicide Squad Vol 02 – Nightshade Odyssey

Suicide Squad – Rogues

Deadshot – Beginnings

Invasion!

Suicide Squad – The Phoenix Gambit

Batman by Ed Brubaker Vol 01

Deadshot – Bulletproof

Suicide Squad – From the Ashes

JLA – Salvation Run

Debuted in 1986 as a monthly ongoing title of from DC Comics, Suicide Squad is an anti-hero team of comic book villains created by Robert Kanigher and Ross Andru which is also known as Task Force X and sometimes it also goes by the name Checkmate. Although receiving its independent series in the eighties, the team actually first appeared on the pages of the 25th issue of The Brave and the Bold ongoing series in 1959. Over the course of its run, the series and its starring characters have been a part of crossover events like Legends, Millennium, Our Worlds at War, 52 and Blackest Night.

Formation of Task Force X

However, following the “Flashpoint” event, the entire DC Comics titles have shifted to The New 52 timeline with the team of Suicide Squad also with its own altered history and a much harsher scenario. As a part of DC Extended Universe; a cinematic universe of movies based on various DC Comics properties, Suicide Squad got it's first live action adaptation in 2016, directed by David Ayer.
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Before he got the claim to fame of being the world's deadliest marksman and before he got enlisted into the secret government project called Task Force X, Floyd Lawton belonged to a rich family and they had family issues that got his father paralyzed and brother killed for his mother and made him leave the house. Lawton seeks assistance of the professional assassin David Cain; who happens to be the trainer of The Dark Knight and father of Cassandra Cain/Batgirl, to hone in marksmanship skills.

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When Batman and Robin went on a vacation, he took the alias Deadshot and started operating in Gotham City as a vigilante wearing a domino mask and tuxedo. He and Batman have a confrontation that ends up Lawton in jail and changed him into a hardened person. After breaking out of prison years later with a red suit and wrist-mounted guns (during Strange Apparitions) Deadshot starts antagonizing Batman again.

He was later defeated by The Flash and eventually teams up with one of his villains; Captain Boomerang and became one of the forming members of Suicide Squad by Amanda Waller during “Legends”. He grew a death wish for himself but fought against the Jihad and ignored Darkseid's Female Furies invading Belle Reve. Deadshot and Captain Boomerang barely made it out alive from the Manhunters they were sent to kill during Millennium. He was quite instrumental through Nightshade Odyssey, took care of some vigilante business with Green Arrow as well as become a part of General Rock's Suicide Squad.

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Legends

Suicide Squad Vol 01 – Trial By Fire

Millennium

Suicide Squad Vol 02 – Nightshade Odyssey

Deadshot – Beginnings

Invasion!

Suicide Squad – The Phoenix Gambit

Underworld Unleashed

Batman by Ed Brubaker Vol 01

Deadshot – Bulletproof

Suicide Squad – From the Ashes

Countdown to Infinite Crisis – Villains United

JLA – Salvation Run

Secret Six – Six Degrees of Devastation

Secret Six – Unhinged

Debuted on June, 1950, in the pages of Batman #59, Floyd Lawton AKA Deadshot was created as a villain for The Dark Knight by Bob Kane, David Vern Reed and Lew Sayre Schwartz for DC Comics. But in later years, the role of Deadshot has changed into a super-villain to an anti-hero status. Some of the notable stories featuring the character are Deadshot – Beginnings, Suicide Squad – The Phoenix Gambit, Underworld Unleashed, Batman – War Games, Deadshot – Urban Renewal, Villains United, JLA – Salvation Run, Batman – Cacophony and Secret Six – Unhinged.

The Man Who Replaced Batman

Just like many of the other characters of the DC Universe after “Flashpoint”, Deadshot received an altered setting for himself in The New 52 timeline and also became a part of the Suicide Squad of the Prime Earth. Deadshot is portrayed in the film by actor Will Smith in the 2016 movie Suicide Squad.
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