Suicide Squad #23 (DC Comics January 1989)

$ 3.79

Genre: Superheroes, Espionage Publisher: DC Comics Personalized: No Country of Origin: United States Vintage: No Tradition: US Comics Issue Number: 23 Character: The Okaarans (Villains), Senator Warren Eden (Vision), Marnie Herrs, John Twilliby, Flo Crawley, Bronze Tiger (Ben Turner), Nightshade (Eve Eden), Rocket Reds, Also As Digger, New Guardians, Duchess, Nemesis (Tom Tresser), John Economos, Suicide Squad Bronze Tiger (Ben Turner), Soyuz, Deadshot (Floyd Lawton) (Vision), Barbara Gordon (First Appearance, Computer Screen Only), Oracle (First Appearance, Computer Screen Only), Captain Boomerang George Harkness, Simon Lagrieve, Amanda Waller, Thangarians (Villains), Vixen (Mari Mccabe), Duchess (Lashina), Suicide Squad Colonel Rick Flag (Vision), Boris Razumihin, Khunds (Villains) Publication Year: 1989 Unit of Sale: Single Unit Unit Type: Unit Features: Direct Artist/Writer: Kim Yale, Carl Gafford, Karl Kesel, John Ostrander, Luke Mcdonnell Format: Single Issue Cover Artist: Karl Kesel, Luke Mcdonnell, Anthony Tollin Style: Color Type: Comic Book Language: English Universe: DC Universe Signed: No Intended Audience: General Audience Superhero Team: Suicide Squad Series Title: Suicide Squad Inscribed: No Era: Copper Age (1984-1991)

Description

Suicide Squad #23 (DC Comics January 1989). The Suicide Squad #23 comic book, published by DC Comics in January 1989, features a diverse cast of characters including Deadshot, Bronze Tiger, Nightshade, and the Okaarans. The plot revolves around the team of anti-heroic superheroes as they face off against various villains such as the Khunds and the Suicide Squad. With a mix of superheroes, espionage, and action-packed storytelling, this comic book from the Copper Age is a sought-after collectible for fans of US Comics. The Suicide Squad #23 comic book, published by DC Comics in January 1989, features a diverse cast of characters including Deadshot, Bronze Tiger, Nightshade, and the Okaarans. The plot revolves around the team of anti-heroic superheroes as they face off against various villains such as the Khunds and the Suicide Squad. With a mix of superheroes, espionage, and action-packed storytelling, this comic book from the Copper Age is a sought-after collectible for fans of US Comics.