Suicide Squad – Basilisk Rising | Comics

Suicide Squad – Basilisk Rising | Comics

As her pudding The Joker goes missing (Detective Comics – Faces of Death), Harley Quinn gets crazier than normal and orchestrated a prison break at Belle Reve (Suicide Squad – Kicked in the Teeth), leading Amanda Waller ordering a hunt for her. So, Deadshot is sent to Gotham City with the other squad members to re-capture the rogue Harley Quinn. Meanwhile, Harley stole the carved out face of Joker and fought Savant before taking an unconscious Deadshot captive with her. She placed Joker’s face over Deadshot’s and started recalling her days with him and using this misdirection, Deadshot shoots her in the gut. As all the members of Task Force X is brought back to Belle Reve and prepped up for their brand new missions, Waller checks on their current status.

When Superman showed up in public nearly a year ago, a cult was formed then who believed that they are the good guys in the new age of heroes and villains. They obey the serpent; The Basilisk and draws strength from him. The Basilisk believes that Amanda Waller is the true enemy of the cult and she needs to be eradicated. So, they sent one of their followers to infiltrate the group and kill Waller when they least expect it. The Squad is then sent to Metropolis to kill the Resurrection Man without drawing Superman’s attention. Following that mission, the Suicide Squad is sent after the cult leader of the Basilisk and when the killin' time comes, a traitor among the squad is about to be unmasked.

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After completing their first mission, Task Force X is back in the new volume from their adventure titled ‘Basilisk Rising’. Writer Adam Glass (Flashpoint – Legion of Doom, Deadpool – Suicide Kings) returns teaming up with artist Fernando Dagnino in this second story which took place on the fourth volume of the monthly ongoing series of Suicide Squad, collecting issues #08-13. While Dagnino was doing illustrations for the inner pages artist Ken Lashley has done the covers of each issues. The story is taken to a bit higher ground than its predecessor as a new member joins the ranks of the squad and a traitor hidden among them is also revealed, which leads us to the ‘Death is for Suckers’ storyline.
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Judge Dredd – The American Way of Death | Comics

Right after Judge Dredd is banished to moon, the Dark Judges has returned to Mega-City One to turn it into a city of dead.

Previously, Judge Tarjay went rogue by starting a killing spree of Judges and managed to frame Judge Dredd for colluding with him that earned him a life sentence on Titan moon. Dredd only made a fake confession in order to save his colleague Judge Anderson of Psi Division but it was too late for her and made way for Dark Judges to return.

Their leader Judge Death leads way to a slaughter at Grand Hall of Justice and all attempts of stopping him remains futile. Chief Justice barely made it out with Judge Cal with a few others but remaining officers fall victim to Judge Fear and Judge Mortis.

Judge Karyn reports back to Omar from streets of Mega-City One on Judge Choke, Fistula, Skinner, Sleep, Sludge and Stigmata as they terrorize its citizens. Her attempts of engaging Burroughs was cut short when he dropped a structure on her and then sees a group of people building a humanoid like formation, calling it Metastasis.

Seeing things getting out of control, Judge Cal suggests to Chief Justice that they abandon Sector One and destroy it with air-strikes before declaring an immediate martial law to all neighboring sectors. An announcement of relocation was made based on priority class and all the bottom dwellers knew that they are surely drokked now!

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Back on Titan, prison moon of Saturn, Dredd arrived for his sentence during an ongoing revolt and reluctantly goes out with a laser whip to restore order. He came across someone who he thought to be former Judge Harvies but suddenly blown up before exchanging more words and is taken into a secure location to tend to his injuries.

Surprisingly, Judge Omar showed up at their doorstep bearing news of how Sector One has been taken over by Dark Judges upon being transported on Titan by Judge Blank. Whom he thinks as Harvies is a girl named Pachoda living in his body after she was tricked and they both decides to get back to Earth even for different reasons.

No sooner had they faced Blank, it sucked them in together and Dredd saw that "Harvies" was telling truth after all. By the time they arrived, Sector One of Mega-City One has been decimated beyond recognition and unaware of their arrival, Judge Cal orders to raise containment shield halfway through evacuation of its populace.

Nearing its wall, they saw Metastasis approaching towards them and real "Harvies" begging for their help. After taking on Judge Choke without any firepower, Dredd blew up Sludge and Pachoda ran to secure her real body but smacked away.

Meanwhile, Karyn informs Chief Justice about picking up signals of Joseph Dredd when she tried to contact Omar and it prompted Cal to secretly order any remaining officers there to capture Joe. Apparently, Dark Judges are having some trouble controlling Blank, probably because it was using host body of deceased Judge Anderson.

Sleep tried to confront Pachoda without much effect but Stigmata managed to influence her. Joe allowed to be arrested in order to meet Chief Justice and make everyone listen to him for once. He took everyone to the deserted land of Cursed Earth where he previously encountered a being that can actually save Mega-City One right now.

Onslaught of Dark Judges

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In continuation of "City Limits", "The Long Fail", "Into The Cursed Earth" and "Thirteen Badges" arcs, writer Duane Swierczynski (Godzilla, Harbinger Wars) and artist Nelson Daniel (Joe Hill's The Cape, Wild Blue Yonder) has returned with "The American Way of Death" storyline in Judge Dredd monthly ongoing series from IDW Comics.

Swierczynski has been developing towards a major surprise entry for one Dredd's most vicious and unstoppable enemies into IDW continuity for some time and Daniel has provided his ever so charismatic charm while re-introducing Dark Judges.

Horrors from Deadworld

Joseph Dredd has been going through a lot since his partner seemingly died and many of his colleagues killed by a rogue Lawman. However, he found his way back to serve justice on his beloved city once again and though he was unable to save it from destruction, he is hell-bent on avenging it even at the expense of his own life.

Bonus back-up stories from previous adventures have started to connect threads and all coming together nicely as well. "The American Way of Death" collects issues #17-20 from the monthly comic-book series and takes us to "Black Light District" up next for drawing a conclusion to a reign of chaos on Mega-City One led by Death himself.
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Punisher – Black and White | Comics

Punisher – Black and White | Comics

The new Howling Commandos are a black-ops unit, who has secured a hostage from captivity in Togo, West Africa and hired to take down The Punisher next. At the La Tovara River, Frank Castle busts a small drug exchange, blows up their boats and killed the drug dealers. Then he dropped the thug in charge into the water to be eaten by crocs after extracting the name of Hector Suarez. Frank's been chasing after the Dos Sols cartel for five months from Mexico, who employs deadly chemical weapons and now, he is in Los Angeles to stop them. At Lou's diner, Frank befriends a police officer named Sam Stone before heading to meet his military contact Tuggs for weapons and gears. He then kidnaps Hector, located where the drug is packed and blew it up all.

He sneaks up onto Dos Sols leader Del Sol who is about to acquire a weapon from A.I.M. but lost them. Next up, he steps into a firefight between the cartel thugs and police. Two of the officers were unfortunately electrocuted to death, leaving Officer Stone behind. Punisher gives a chase to them and it turns out that the gang now has the super-villain Electro working for them, from whom Frank barely escapes. He breaks into another hideout of Dos Sols and goes on an extermination parade on them until Electro knocks him out for good and bagged him. Surely, taking down an entire cartel is no big of a deal for Frank on any given day but with that much on his plate already, can he outrun and survive the relentless Howling Commandos team behind his tail?

The Electrifying Revelation

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There is a new drug mafia on the rise in the city of angels and The Punisher visits the town to mow them down. Marvel hires writer Nathan Edmondson (Black Widow – The Finely Woven Thread, Black Widow – The Tightly Tangled Web) and artist Mitch Gerads (Punisher – Border Crossing, Punisher – Last Days) to start off a new starting point for the deadly vigilante in the storyline "Black and White" in 2014. The arc is comprised of issues #01-06 from the ninth monthly ongoing volume of Punisher comic books where Frank Castle goes hunting into an urban jungle that is out of his regular territory and as usual makes a mess out of the bad-guys.
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Injustice – Gods Among Us – Year Two | Comics

It was the time when Hal Jordan has saved the universe from the "Blackest Night" and went to have a drink with Oliver Queen and Dinah Lance. Those were the good times when they were friends and had fun. Today, the world has divided among the two fractions of superheroes have gathered to pay their final respects to Green Arrow, who died at the hands of an enraged Superman previously.

Injustice – Gods Among Us – Year Two | Comics

Black Canary shuts down Hal as he still stands with The Regime. When Superman came to talk to her, she unleashed her "Canary Cry" on him, thus making his ears bleed and then reveals that she is pregnant. He then visits Commissioner Gordon looking for Batman with no success. Bruce wakes up on the Tower of Fate, to find out Alfred and Zatanna has moved him here.

Kyle Rayner was heading back to Earth after a long time but he was opposed by the Sinestro Corps and its leader, who takes his ring off and kills him. On Oa, Guardians of the Universe notices the massive shift of power on Earth. So, they appoint Guy Gardner to look into it and find Kyle, who has gone missing. Wonder Woman has been down from her last battle and Superman is beside her.

He sends The Flash and Green Lantern to convince the Congress from shutting down the U. S. Government. Meanwhile, Sinestro arrives to the Watchtower and Superman slams him to the moon. He informs Kal-El that the Green Lantern Corps are coming for him. Ganthet confronting Superman ended with a heated argument and the Guardians led the entire Corps to take down Superman.

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The Man of Steel's tyrannical rule continues as DC Comics has brought back Injustice comic-book with "Year Two" in 2014, based on the massively popular fighting game "Injustice – Gods Among Us" of 2013.

The plotline is devised by writer Tom Taylor (Star Wars – Blood Ties, Star Wars – Darth Maul – Son of Dathomir), who is aided by artist Mike S. Miller and Bruno Redondo. Penciller Jheremy Raapack (Batman – Arkham Unhinged, He-Man and the Masters of the Universe – Origins of Eternia) provides cover for the issues.

Rise of A Tyrant

This entire story revolves around the Guardians of the Universe being involved with stopping Superman's dictatorship at all cost and it showcases some major causality, mostly on the part of heroes. Batman has been mostly absent from the fight and a different side of Harley Quinn is explored. The alternate reality storyline of Injustice will go on with "Year Three" up next.
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Superman Unchained | Comics

Superman Unchained | Comics

When several satellites comes crushing down to Earth, Superman races to save the day from a horrific catastrophe, stopping 7 of them from crushing on Earth. However, unable to stop the 8th one which he let hit a deserted military base. It is suspected that the culprit behind this incident might be Lex Luthor, even if he is locked up in the prison. When all done with the satellite crush, Clark Kent writes an article on the occurrence and is informed by Lois Lane that there were 8 satellites and all of them were stopped from falling. Confused at the news, Superman goes on an investigation on the site of the impact, where the 8th satellite was supposed to strike. He observes that the 8th satellite was apparently stopped and redirected by some unknown superhuman being.

Superman is fired torpedoes at him from a submarine and General Sam Lane is seen to be working in a secret military base, boarding a mysterious hulking superhuman. Who according to him, had been covertly working for the government of United States for nearly 75 years and possess powers at his disposal superior than the Man of Steel. A modern-day terrorist group named Ascension has recently started their activities around the globe and Superman gets tangled with their plans as well as Lois Lane. He meets up with Batman regarding the satellite crush event and Cyborg managed to decode a threat message from Ascension. Finally, Superman meets his greatest challenge ever yet in person, known by the name Wraith who is with a mission to kill him.

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To celebrate the 75 years anniversary of the character, Superman Unchained was an idea DC Comics bring to light just before the release of the new Man of Steel (2013) motion picture; part of a new DC Cinematic Universe. Writer Scott Snyder (American Vampire, The Wake) and master artist Jim Lee (Justice League – Origin, Justice League – The Villain's Journey) has joined force to create a new epic featuring the Man of Tomorrow in a nine issue limited series which was actually planned for a monthly ongoing in the beginning. Artist Dustin Nguyen (Batman – As the Crow Flies, Superman/Batman – Torment) also provided guest artwork for the epilogue pages at the end of the core story.
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Judge Dredd – Thirteen Badges | Comics

Returning to Mega-City One from Cursed Earth, Judge Dredd goes after an assassin who is killing off Judges.

As his investigation on Circuit Court and their robot revolution led him to Woodrell County Park into the wasteland of Cursed Earth and having an intense face-off against notorious Angel Gang (Into The Cursed Earth), Judge Dredd returns to Mega-City One with a mutie named Dannn with precog abilities that guided him on this operation.

While Dredd was resting in Justice Department's sleep machine unit after a few restless days of duty, fellow Judge McGivern was patrolling over Sector 13 on and was suddenly ambushed by an unknown assailant, which got her off-balanced from her ride and before she could get up back to her feet, she is shot dead on spot by that person.

Regarding this incident, Judge Cal immediately confronts Joe to inquire him and his unofficial leave from duty earlier. It appears McGivern was one of nine other Judges who were all mysteriously killed by an unidentified attacker over last few days and although Joseph Dredd wasn't responsible at all, he didn't even knew about it.

Judge Cal believes this one is a handiwork of someone of their own from Special Judicial Squad as this killer was well aware of patrolling routines of those deceased street Judges and some initial investigation with Judge Anderson has led Dredd to assume renegade Judge Tarjay as a prime suspect for this whole assassination plot.

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Anderson of Psi Division was giving precog Dannn a tour of Judges Academy and they both sensed something wrong. Dannn states that he sees her death coming and the suddenly, the sniper shows up right behind them to sneak attack on Anderson but Dannn jumped right in time to take the bullet that was meant for her.

Even though she shot back at the killer, he made a quick escape via some black market cloaking tech. Dredd and Anderson figure out whoever is taking out the Judges know about them well and took them down when they were in the uniform.

Surveillance feed does show an image of this killer for a brief moment and as they were about to head back to morgue at Justice Department, they are attacked again. This time, Dredd fires back and while they were taking cover, a few civilians were shot and vanished using his D-Jump Tech before Anderson could get a read on him.

Before they take any more steps to pursue their attacker, Judge Cal quickly reached there and arrested Joe for disobeying a direct order to stay out of this matter. He is taken in for some questioning while his partner was running some check.

In the meantime, Tarjay sneaks into morgue to check on the corpses of fallen Judges and when he is discovered, he takes a witness to Deadworld and then kills her. Maintaining a telepathic link, Anderson reached to an address following instruction from Joe where she encounters Tarjay and discovered his true motives for killing Judges.

However, their psychic link is soon discovered by Dredd's prosecutors and as they try to shut it down, he violently makes a break out of it out of desperation to help his partner but is subdued within moments. As he lies bloodied on the ground after taking a savage beating, Judge Anderson remains stranded on uncertain shores of fate.

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Ever since IDW started re-publishing monthly ongoing series of 2000AD's very own tough cop Judge Dredd in an all-new glory from, things have gotten a lot better than it could ever be. "Thirteen Badges" is a four-part storyline that draws conclusion to what was being built up until now and makes path to a dark new beginning.

Series regular writer Duane Swierczynski (Godzilla, Harbinger Wars) and artist Nelson Daniel (Joe Hill's The Cape, Wild Blue Yonder) cooked up a new line of stories that all leads to a great reckoning on Mega-City One, collecting issues #13-16.

Justice Under Siege

Throughout entire run, there are bonus-back up stories meant to serve for back-story of new character when they will make full debut in upcoming stories and how Joseph Dredd is connected to them at all. Part of what going to happen to Joe in foreseeable future is already foreshadowed in this current case file he is dealing with.

With "Thirteen Badges" story arc, the series advances to next level where a bunch of classic antagonists are going to try and ruin MC-1. On following adventure titled "The American Way of Death", every event either major or minor, started from "City Limits" or "The Long Fail" to all recent happenings will mount on a major endgame.
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