Suicide Squad Vol 2: Basilisk Rising by Adam Glass

In Suicide Squad Vol 2: Basilisk Rising by Adam Glass we learn that there is a traitor on the squad who is trying to sabotage them and get them killed. The traitor is also trying to kill Amanda Waller, the commander of the group.

The book is action packed from beginning to end and there are a lot of flashbacks and flash forwards. These are fairly easy to follow as the colors in each pane change based on which direction time is moving in. There is a purplish color to each pane for flashbacks and more of a gold tint to flash forwards. There is also text to indicate the direction of time.

My favorite character, Harley Quinn, isn't featured as prominently in this volume, but she does still leave an impression as she recovers from the events of the first volume. I definitely plan to read the other three volumes in this series before I start the Harley Quinn comics. I also plan to watch the Suicide Squad movie that comes out next month. 192 pp.