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Cover of Suicide Squad #30
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CATALOG RECORD

Suicide Squad #30

DC · Series began 1987 · [June] 1989

Dates

Cover date
[June] 1989
On sale
May 4, 1989
Pages
36

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Editions and covers (2)

Copies of #30 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.

  • Direct edition

    Direct

    No UPC barcode in the corner box: direct editions show artwork, a logo or a blank box there.

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  • Newsstand edition

    Newsstand

    A UPC barcode in the cover's corner box.

    Barcode 07098931204330

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Story arc: The Janus Directive

This is part 7 of 7. Reading order by cover month and on-sale date; arc records can be incomplete.

  1. Checkmate #15
  2. Checkmate #16
  3. Firestorm the Nuclear Man #86
  4. Checkmate #17
  5. Checkmate #18
  6. Suicide Squad #29
  7. Suicide Squad #30

Creators

pencils: Karl Kesel, John K. Snyder IIIinks: Karl Keselscript: John Ostrander, Kim Yale, Robert Greenbergercolors: Carl Gaffordletters: Todd Klein

Stories

  • [The Janus Directive, Part 10]: Endgame · Suicide Squad · 23 pages

    Kobra's plans are foiled by the various government agencies as they work together to stop his pulse cannon and destroy his space ark. As Kobra was able to easily manipulate the different government agencies into mistrusting and fighting with each other, President Bush decides a little restructuring is in order. Sarge Steel is put in charge of all covert meta-human operations and Eiling is put in charge of all military meta-human operations. Checkmate is removed from Task Force X and absorbs Project Peacemaker. Waller is left in charge of the Suicide Squad as long as she promises to behave.

Publisher’s description

The various government agencies must unite together in order to stop Kobra's plans.

Reprinted in

Suicide Squad (2011), DC Finest: Peacemaker: Kill for Peace (2025)

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