No one just gets out from under the thumb of Amanda Waller, and it's looking like Dreamer is no exception! But a surprise pair of allies decide to risk it all and play hero, helping Dreamer escape Waller's clutches...now they just have to escape the plane they're stuck in and prevent a bloody assault on Gamorra. Should be easy, right?
With one of the best incarnations of the team ever, some great character moments and brutal action, Suicide Squad: Dream Team #3 is one of the best books of the week. Read Full Review
This series is only four issues, which means it's all coming to a close next issue. I'm not sure what Maines has planned next for DC, but I would say DC would be very smart to keep her busy and happyher work for them so far has been excellent. Read Full Review
The art and storytelling in Suicide Squad: Dream Team #3 is absolutely fantastic. I'm not typically one to get into The Suicide Squad, but this series has been top notch with this issue being my favorite thus far. Read Full Review
Again, not my favorite out of all of the issues so far, but I'm still interested to see how Suicide Squad: Dream Team concludes. The creative team continues to produce a solid story, and I kind of wish the series was longer. I want to know why Dreamer is so important to Waller's plans. How does Dreamer want to handle Waller and her schemes? It leaves me wanting more, and I have been pleasantly surprised throughout the run. Don't sleep on this people! Read Full Review
This series is getting stronger and stronger, with Suicide Squad: Dream Team #3 as the best of the bunch, so far. I'm looking forward to catching the next issue and seeing what else Nicole (Dreamer) Maines has in store for us! Read Full Review
Dream Team may not be subtle, but it's returning the Squad to its geopolitical roots and finding plenty of strength in that vein of stories. Read Full Review
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