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    Suicide Squad » Suicide Squad #5 - Abandon All Hope released by DC Comics on March 2012.

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    Suicide Squad # 5

    This book has been highly entertaining and this issue maintains that momentum. Very good writing by Adam Glass he shows riding on cliffhangers can do a lot of good for a story. We get to see our villains be anti-heroes by keeping the current prisoners from escaping. The villains being anti-heroes are still expressed as villains even though they are doing the right thing. The character expressions are priceless. This book is a great read. I rate this book a 4.5 rating of 5.0 rating.

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    1=wack, 1.5=falling asleep, 2=below average, 2.5=pick it up a bit, 3= average, 3.5=dope, 4=good, 4.5=excellent, 5=classic

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      Suicide Squad #5 - Abandon All Hope by the_mighty_monarch on February 15, 2012

      I have plenty to say about this issue, but a lot of it is glossed over by a cardinal sin against a certain favorite character of mine who's already suffered plenty in the New 52. Now, if you recall, when the series began, I revoked Amanda Waller's name privileges, because DC removed everything that made her 'The Wall.' Not just the weight, but any semblance of intimidation. Thus she became 'Amanda Er.' Then two issues ago I awarded her an extra 'l' towards her old name, but I'm instantly revokin...

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      Suicide Squad #5 - Abandon All Hope by razzatazz on January 21, 2012

      There have been in the history of cinema a few real time movies, where the action unfolds at the exact same pace as the person watching it experiences it.  In terms of comics though, I am not sure if such an approach has ever been attempted before, or at least one which happened in such a way appreciably.  Anyway assuming that it takes around 10 minutes to read a comic (though probably a little less) then this occurs almost exclusively in real time as the Squad has ten minutes to stop the prison...

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