Other Possible Members and Enemies
The Heroes and Villains Who Were Members of the Suicide Squad
| Atom II | (real name: Ray Palmer) Ray Palmer was a scientist who discovered a way to shrink matter and then restore it to its original size. He used this discovery as the size-changing super-hero, the Atom. He was a longtime member of the Justice League. After a long term problem with the CIA, Atom II faked his death and went after the Micro/Squad, the CIA agents who had been hunting him. In the interim, he loaned his original size-changing belt to Nate Cray, the third Atom. |
| Knockout | Knockout is a member of Darkseid's Female Furies. She was exiled to Earth, where she worked as an exotic dancer until she encountered Superboy, who she planned to use in an attempt to return to Apokolips. She has superhuman strength, speed and invulnerability. |
| Makoa, Sam | Sam Makoa was a member of Hawaii's Special Crimes Unit when he and Superboy were recruited to work with the Squad to stop the Silicon Dragons. |
| Parasite | (real name: Rudy Jones) Parasite was created when a small-time criminal was exposed to nuclear waste. Parasite fought Firestorm and was imprisoned in Belle Reve. He was brought along as a last resort to stop Firestorm. Derek Tolliver prematurely released him from his containment chamber, and Parasite went on a killing spree, draining all the life force and powers around him. Parasite was stopped by Firestorm, and returned to Belle Reve. Parasite had the ability to absorb the powers, memories and life force of those he comes close to. |
| Arsenal | (real name: Roy Harper) Speedy was the sidekick to Green Arrow, and was close to his equal at archery. He had a drug problem as a young man, and has worked for the government on occasion since then, fighting the drug problem. He went with the Squad on their mission to Columbia, to kill drug lord Xavier Cujo. Since then, he has taken the name "Arsenal", and uses more weapons than just a bow and trick arrows. |
| Superboy | Superboy is a clone created out of Superman's DNA, along with human DNA when Project:Cadmus could not crack the Kryptonian code. He was intended to be a replacement for Superman after his "death" at the hands of Doomsday, but he was let loose early by the Newsboy Legion. He possesses "tactile telekinesis" allowing him to fly, and mimic superhuman strength and invulnerability. He worked with the Squad to stop the Silicon Dragons. |
Allies
| The Atom Project | The Atom Project was a top secret military project in the 1960's, charged with studying an alien spacecraft that crashed in America. The metal of this craft was completely resistant to any form of energy attack, and almost invulnerable to physical harm. Convicted (but framed) murderer Nathanial Adam was placed in a capsule made of this metal, and an atomic bomb was set off under it. The metal melded with Adam and "quantum leaped" him into the present. The Atom Project was headed by General Wade Eiling, and the chief scientist was Dr Megala. The test subjects became known as Captain Atom and Major Force. |
| Babylon | (no other name known) Babylon was Dr Megala's assistant/bodyguard on the Atom Project. He is a trained fighter and a highly intelligent scientist. He, along with Dr Megala, was kidnapped by Kobra during the Janus directive. |
| Batman | (real name: Bruce Wayne) If you don't know who Batman is, there's no hope for you. Batman discovered the existance of the Squad, and attempted to expose it, but found himself checkmated by Waller. Since then, he assisted Sarge Steel in getting Waller to re-open the Squad in order to catch Stalnoivolk, who had murdered a Gotham citizen. |
| Beautiful Dreamer | Beautiful Dreamer is one of the Forever People, a clique of young New Gods of New Genesis. She has psychic powers, including telepathy, empathy, and the ability to project mental illusions. She encounted the Squad when she sensed they needed a ride to New Genesis. |
| Big Barda | Big Barda was the leader of Darkseid's Female Furies, until she quit and moved to Earth with her husband-to-be, Scott Free / Mister Miracle. Lashina/Duchess kidnapped her so that she could use Barda's Beta Club to Boom Tube them to Apokolips. Barda is one of the strongest Apokoliptians, and is very resistant to injury. She is also well trained in hand to hand combat. She wears a suit of scale armor to augment her own natural invulnerability and weilds an Apokoliptian Beta Club, which can produce power energy blasts, allow the wielder to fly, and open Boom Tubes (interdimensional tunnels). |
| Big Bear | Big Bear is one of the Forever People, a clique of young New Gods of New Genesis. Big Bear has the ability to increase his density, amplifying his already great strength and resistance to harm. He is also the pilot/driver of the Super-Cycle, a vehcile that can fly and drive at high speeds and open Boom Tubes. Big Bear met the Squad when they gave the Squad a lift to Apokolips. |
| Black Thorn | Black Thorn was a vigilante who attracted the attention of The Vigilante (Adrian Chase). The two were partners and lovers until the Vigilante committed suicide. Black Thorn worked with and against Checkmate, eventually becoming their ally, though she never got along with Amanda Waller. She worked with Checkmate during the Janus Directive and is (as far as I know) still active. She is an excellent hand-to-hand combattant and well-trained at espionage. She traditionally carries a custom made pistol that fires "thorns" covered with different types of poison. |
| Bullock, Harvey | Harvey Bullock was recruited out of the Gotham City Police Force to work with Harry Stein in controlling "The Vigilante." After the Vigilante's death, Bullock and Stein were recruited to form the covert operations team known as "Checkmate." Bullock has since gone back to the Gotham City Police Force, and his service may have even been retconned away. |
| Captain Atom | (real name: Nathanial Adam) Nathanial Adam was a highly decorated Air Force pilot in Viet Nam. He was framed for murder, and given the choice between death and volunteering for a top-secret government project. He was placed in a capsule made of an indestructable alien metal, and an atomic bomb was detonated under him. The metal bonded with Adam, and "quantum leaped" him 20 years into the future. The Atom Project took advantage of his new powers, and created a fictional heroic history for "Captain Atom." He remained a government agent for a time, but quit to become a super-hero full time. He has been the leader of Justice League Europe and Extreme Justice. He also had a brief fling with Nightshade. Captain Atom has all of the training of an Air Force pilot/commando, as well as the phenominal quantum powers (invulnerability, flight, super-strength, energy blasts). He encountered the Squad on the mission to the Manhunter Temple, and (with Firestorm's help), saved them from destruction. He later encountered them when the Justice League and Suicide Squad butted heads. |
| The Captains of Industry | The Captains of Industry were a Pittsburgh-based team of super-heroes with corporate sponsors. The members included: Maser, Catalyst and Major Victory. The Captains of Industry went on the War of the Gods mission against Circe with the Squad. |
| The Central Bureau of Investigation | The CBI is a government agency dedicated to fighting metahuman crime. After the Janus Directive, they were placed under Sarge Steel's control, and are used as his central intelligence gatherers. |
| Chase, Cherrie and John | Cherrie and John Chase were agents of the CBI (Central Bureau of Investigaton), who were intramental in discovering the truth behind the Janus Directive. Their teenage son, Danny Chase, was a member of the Teen Titans. |
| Checkmate | Checkmate was a second covert-operations team under the Task Force X aegis. It did not employ any metahuman operatives and dealt with more "ordinary" crimes (James Bond rather than Batman). After the Janus Directive, the President split off Checkmate from Task Force X, and made it an independant (from Waller) agency, reporting to Sarge Steel. Harry Stein was the "King" of Checkmate, and Waller was the "Queen". The high level administrators (such as Harvey Bullock) were known as "Bishops." The field agents were known as Knights, and wore identical (at first) "super-hero" costumes, creating the impression that a single superhero was behind Checkmate's activities. Rooks were the operations managers, and Pawns provided support to the Knights and Rooks. |
| Dybbuk | (aka: "Lenny") Dybbuk is an artifical intelligence created accidentally by Israeli computer scientists. He is a member of the Hayoth, an Israeli super-team. Dybbuk can possess machinery and control it. "He" is very intelligent, if naive. One time, Kobra had tricked him into almost starting a holy war inthe Middle East. He has more recently assisted the Squad in reprogramming Ifrit, removing her psychoses. He has also renamed himself "Lenny", and was engaged to marry Ifrit. |
| Eiling, General Wade | General Wade Eiling was in charge of the Atom Project. When Captain Atom (and later Major Force) reappeared in the modern era, Eiling took control of the two and used them for various military intelligence missions. After the Janus Directive, General Eiling was placed in charge of all US Military uses of metahumans. Eiling is also a member of The Cabal. |
| Faraday, King | King Faraday is the head of the CBI (the Central Bureau of Intelligence), an arm of the US government dealing with metahuman crimes. King has had a long working relationship with Sarge Steel and Nightshade. Although he is getting along in years, he is a top agent and still in top physical shape. |
| Firehawk | (real name: Loraine Reilly) Loraine Reilly is the daughter of Senator Reily from New York. As part of a move to control her father, she was kidnapped by the 2000 Committee. She was given super-powers by the 2000 Committee and sent (under mind control) to attack Firestorm. She eventually broke free of the controls and became Firestorm's partner. She has since been an on-again off-again superheroine, and worked with the Squad in the War of the Gods mission. |
| Firestorm | (real name: Ronnie Raymond/Martin Stein/Mikhail Arkadin) A nuclear accident gave high school student and physcist Martin Stein the ability to fuse into a super powered composite being "Firestorm". When Martin Stein was dying of a brain tumor, they decided to force the US and USSR to disarm their nuclear weapons. Captain Atom, the Squad and the JLI were called in to stop him. An attack by the Soviet metahuman "Pozhar", and a nuclear missile resulted in Raymond and Pozhar becoming a new Firestorm, with an independant personality. This personality was duped into working for the Manhunters, and encountered the Squad then. Firestorm later learned he was to be Earth's Fire Elemental, and gained new powers. During the Janus Directive, this incarnation of Firestorm helped the Squad and Checkmate assault Kobra's space arks. Firestorm has the ability to fly, to control fire, and transmute nonliving matter. Most recently, the Elemental (revealed to be based on Martin Stein) gave Ronnie Raymond his old atomic restructuring powers and left for outer space. This Firestorm was a member of Extreme Justice. |
| The Forever People | The Forever People are a group of "young" gods from New Genesis. They can be
best described as "space hippies". The Forever People are: Mark Moonrider,
Beautiful Dreamer, Big Bear, Vykin the Black and Serifan). By using their Mother Box (a
piece of New Genesis Kirbytech), they can combine into The Infinity Man, who is even more
powerful than the the individual members combined. They encounted the Squad when Beautiful
Dreamer (a psychic) sensed that they needed a ride to Apokolips to rescue their teammates
who had been kidnapped by Lashina/The Duchess. Note: The Forever People had a mini-series in which it was revealed they had grown up. In fighting an agent of the Lords of Chaos, they learned they were actually humans saved from death by Highfather and raised on New Genesis. This is since been retconned away, though how much of it (like Beautiful Dreamer and Big Bear's daughter) has been retconned has yet to be seen. The Forever People, with only costume changes, could still have met the Suicide Squad. |
| Golem | Golem is a member of the Hayoth, an Israeli team of superhumans. He possesses the ability to turn his body into other substances, like rock, mud, water or air. |
| Hayoth, The | The Hayoth is an Israeli team of superhumans. They have encountered the Squad twice, once when the Squad was hunting Kobra in Jerusalem, and once when the Hayoth was sent to kidnap President Marlo of Quarac from American soil. Their members are: Dybbuk, Golem, Judith, Ramban, and Colonel Racohen. |
| Himon | Himon is one of the most enigmatic New Gods. He has been both an ally and enemy to Darkseid, and possess vast, if unknown, powers. He taught Mister Miracle about how to escape Darkseid. He currently teaches some of Darkseid's troopers the values of freedom and charity, subverting Darkseid's training. He witnessed the battle between the Squad and Apokoliptians, but did not interfere. |
| Judith | Judith is a member of the Hayoth, an Israeli super-team. Judith is a trained martial artist, though not as good as masters like Bronze Tiger or Batman. She wields shruiken and a sword in combat. |
| Katana | (real name: Tetsu Yamashiro) Katana was a trained martial artist, who became a vigilante after her husband and children were murdered. She joined the Outsiders, and remained a member until the team disbanded. She encounted the Squad when a relative of hers was killed by the Yakuza family the Squad was investigating. Katana is an excellent martial artist, and wields a magical katana "Soultaker", which absorbs the souls of the people it kills. The wielder can speak with these souls, who can (if they desire) provide her with information. |
| Madame Xanadu | Madame Xanadu is an immortal sorceress who currently operates out of a card reader's shop in Greenwich Village. The Squad consulted her about the increasingly difficult to deal with Enchantress. She provided the Squad with a ring and necklace that could harm the Enchantress if she tried to use her powers against the ring-bearers' wishes. |
| Major Force | After the Captain Atom experiment, the Atom Project tried a second time to use the alien "Silver Shield" metal. Unlike Captain Atom, Major Force was a cold blooded killer, who became a threat barely controllable by the Atom Project. During the Janus Directive, Major Force was used by the Atom Project first to strike back at Checkmate and the Suicide Squad, then against the real foe: Kobra. Major Force possesses superhuman strength, resistance to harm, and the ability to create a black "dark matter" which he can use for various purposes. Major Force was eventually killed by Guy Gardner after Major Force killed his ex-girlfriend. |
| Mark Moonrider | Mark Moonrider is one of the Forever People, a clique of young New Gods of New Genesis. Mark is the unoffical leader, and posses the "megaton touch", the ability to produce power energy bursts from his hands. He met the Squad when the Forever People gave the Squad a lift to Apokolips. |
| Moon, Doctor | Dr Moon, a criminal scientist was briefly used by the Suicide Squad to erase the memories of Squad members after missions. After Flag, Nemesis and Nightshade threatened to quit in protest, Waller stopped using him after his first and only job - to erase Plastique's memories. |
| Negative Woman | (real name: Valentina Vostok) Negative Woman was a member of the Doom Patrol at the time the Squad and Doom Patrol butted heads in Nicaragua. Later, she lost her powers, and was recruited into Checkmate. As Negative Woman, she had the abilty to release a radioactive energy being from her body, that could fly, was strong, and could burn/blast through many objects. She was also forced to wear special bandages, as she was radioactive. Even without her powers, she was a highly trained operative, and an expert hand to hand combattant. |
| Racohen, Colonel | Col. Racohen is the Israeli military officer assigned to the Hayoth, essentually the Hayoth's version of Amanda Waller. While we have not seen him in combat, he is a trained Israeli soldier. |
| Ramban | Ramban is the field leader of the Hayoth, an Israeli super-team. Ramban is a rabbi as well as a powerful Quabbalistic mage. He has led the Hayoth on their missions that brought them in conflict with the Squad. |
| Serifan | Serifan is one of the Forever People, a clique of young New Gods of New Genesis. Serfian has no inate powers (other than those endemic to all of the New Gods), but wields "Cosmic Cartridges", which he keeps in the band of his hat. The Cartridges resemble bullets, and when he throws them, they can be used to various effects. He met the Squad when the Forever People gave the Squad a ride to Earth. |
| Silver Swan | Silver Swan was transformed by a corrupt industrialist from sadly disfigured to a beautiful, superpowered woman to be used against Wonder Woman. She eventually realized she was being manipulated and broke free of the controls. Silver Swan can manifest wings that allow her to fly, and has various sonic powers, which she can use as a destructive blast or to provide her with a force field. She was associating with Firehawk at the Institute for Meta-Human Studies when she was caught up with the Squad during the whole War of the Gods affair. |
| Stein, Harry | Harry Stein, the "King" of Checkmate, was a New York cop who was recruited into government service after his work with the crimefighter / government agent known as "The Vigilante." He was an excellent manager to Checkmate, and is (as far as we known) still running it. |
| Vykin The Black | Vykin The Black is one of the Forever People, a clique of young New Gods of New Genesis. He is one of the most intelligent denizens of the New Genesis, second only to Highfather, Metron and Darkseid. He also possesses magnetic powers. He encounted the Squad when the Forever People took some of the Squad to Apokolips on a rescue mission. |
| Wizor | Wizor is an agent of the Metan police forces working covertly on Earth. While he knowns Shade is innocent of the crimes he is accused of, he is unable to let Shade return home via his gateway. |
Enemies
| Angi | Angi is a member of the Jihad. He has the ability to generate balls of flame with a snap of his fingers. He has been with the Jihad (and is apparantly its commnader after the death of Ravan) since the Manhatten mission. |
| Artemiz | Artemiz is a member of Darkseid's Female Furies, an Apokoliptian strike force. In addition to the super-strength and resistance to injury all Apokoliptans have, Artemiz is an expert archer, and uses special arrows for various effects. She also commands a pack of cyborg "hounds". She met the Squad when the Squad came to Apokolips to battle the Furies. |
| Badb | Badb is a young girl from Ireland whose parents were killed in the troubles there. She has the power to cause others to go into a berserk rage or become overcome by fear. She has been a member of the Jihad since their mission to New York. |
| Bailey, Mister | Mr Bailey was the leader of the group of CIA agents who were hunting the Atom. After Atom shrunk him and his fellow agents down to a few inches tall, they worked with "The Cabal" to find the Atom and regain their real size. Before that could happen, he was betrayed by Blacksnake, a fellow member of the "Micro/Squad", and squished. |
| Bernadeth | Bernadeth is a member of the Female Furies. On the mission to rescue Glorious Godfrey, she betrayed her commander, Lashina, standing her on Earth. Lashina eventually took the Squad to Apokolips, where she strangled Bernadeth with her bare hands. Bernadeth was ressurected by Darkseid, but remains second to Lashina. Like all Apokoliptians, Bernadeth is super-strong and resistant to injury, and like all Female Furies, she is a master combattant. Her preferred weapon is a hooked sword. She is DeSaad's sister. |
| Blacksnake | Blacksnake was one of the CIA agents who were hunting the Atom II. The Atom shrunk him and the rest of the Micro/Squad down to a few inches tall and left them that way. They continued to hunt him after he faked his death. Blacksnake eventually killed Atom III, thinking he was Atom II, and then killed his allies in the Micro/Squad. Atom II (who was masquerading as Sting, a member of the Micro/Squad) discovered this, and shrunk Blacksnake down to subatomic size and left him there. He later retrieved Blacksnake and brought him to trial. Blacksnake was then killed by members of Task Force X II, to keep him from revealing their secrets. |
| Boccor | Boccor was Damballah's chief lieutenant in the Loa, a voodoo themed crime syndicate. Boccor was shot by Deadshot (or Waller). |
| Bolshoi | Bolshoi is a member of the People's Heroes, a Soviet Super-Team. Bolshoi is a ballet dancer as well as a good martial artist. He was recruited into the Red Shadows after the People's Heroes were folded into that organization. |
| Bolt | Bolt was a fomer special effects technician. He developed a powersuit and became an assassin for hire, first coming up against Blue Devil. He was later recruited into Task Force X Mark II, and came up against the Squad in Diabloverde. With his powersuit, Bolt can fly, shoot bolts of lightning, and teleport back to a base teleport unit. |
| Blockbuster II | (real name: Roland Desmond) The brother of the original Blockbuster, and the one who conned Blockbuster into committing crimes, Roland Desmond took the experimental formula and became the second Blockbuster. However, unlike his brother, he was trapped in his brutish form, and became a lot stupider. He was recruited into Task Force X mk II and came up against Waller's Squad in Diabloverde. Blockbuster is immensely strong and resistant to injury. Since working with Task Force X, Roland sold his soul to the demon Neron in return for super-intelligence. He regrets this bargain, as he is still a giant brute, even if he is smart. |
| The Cabal | The Cabal is a shadowy organization inside the US government dedicated to creating and controling metahumans. They were responcible for the Micro/Squad, providing President Marlo with the technology needed to create the Jihad, and Task Force X Mk II. The only known member of the Cabal is General Wade Eiling. |
| Catseye | Catseye is a bioengineered metahuman agent of a Yakuza family. He was sent against the Squad when the Squad was sent to Japan to recover a stolen cache of Soviet Weapons. Catseye was stronger than normal humans, faster, able to leap amazing distances, and had poison tipped claws. |
| Circe | Circe, the immortal sorceress of Greek Myth, in modern times has been the foe of Wonder Woman. Circe planned to become a god herself and started a "War of the Gods", setting the gods from the Greek, Roman, Norse, and other pantheons against each other. The Squad was recruited by Black Adam to help stop her plans. |
| Control (of Argent) | Control was a former OSS operative placed in charge of "Argent", a covert operations team in the 50's, dedicated to dealing with metahuman criminals after the Justice Society of America was forced to retire. After he learned the truth about the Kennedy assassination, he and Argent went underground. They continued their mission, but through more covert, manipulative means - finding two threats and setting them against each other. He eventually died of old age, but his grand-daughter, Anne-Marie Verre, continued to run Argent after his death. |
| Darkseid | Darkseid, the ruler of Apokolips, came into contact with the Squad twice. First, he sent the Female Furies to Belle Reve to recover Glorious Godfrey, who was imprisoned there. Later, when Lashina brought some of the Squad to Apokolips to kill Bernadeth, Darkseid halted the conflict and sent the humans back home. |
| DeSaad | DeSaad is the chief scientist, torturer, and sychophant for Darkseid, lord of Apokolips. He appeared in the background both times Darkseid encountered the Squad. |
| Female Furies, The | The Female Furies are an elite strike force who serve Darkseid, Lord of Apokolips.
They encounted the Squad first when they were sent to Belle Reve Prison to rescue Glorious
Godfrey from incarceration, and secondly when the Squad went to Apokolips under
Lashina/Duchess' command. They are all very powerful, and more than a match for the Squad.
Their members include: Bernadeth, Lashina, Mad Harriet, Stompa, Artemiz. (as well as others the Squad did not encounter) |
| The Force of July | The Force of July was a team of super-powered agents working for the ultraconservative Abraham Lincoln Carlyle. While technically super-heroes, their goals put them up against the super-hero team known as the Outsiders a couple of times. During the Janus Directive, the Squad was forced to attack them, killing Carlyle, Sparkler and Mayflower. When Waller was finally able to reveal her real plans, the surviving members worked with the Squad and Checkmate to stop Kobra. Silent Majority and Lady Liberty died stopping the Microwave Cannon from firing. Major Victory (in what many considered a foolish move) was placed on the Squad, and worked with them until they disbanded. |
| Granny Goodness | Granny Goodness is one of Darkseid's servants. She trains the armies of Apokolips. Although she speaks of "loving" her charges, she is a cruel taskmistress. As an Apokoliptian, she is incredibly strong and resistant to damage. She is also one of Apokolips' best warriors. When Lashina came back to Apokolips with the Squad in tow, Granny led the charge against them. |
| Hammer | Hammer is a member of the People's Heroes, a Soviet super-team. He has super-strength and limited invulnerablity. He wields a large hammer in combat. |
| Hubbard, Ms. | Ms Hubbard was one of the CIA agents the Atom shrunk down to a few inches tall and abandoned. She and the other four agents became the Micro/Force and attempted to capture Atom III to regain their true size. One of her teammates, Blacksnake, got to the belt first, went back to full sized, and squished her and Mr Bailey. |
| Jihad, The | A super-powered team of terrorists, sponsored by the fictional Middle-Eastern country
of Quarac. It was eventually revealed that the technology used to create the Jihad was
supplied by members of The Cabal in return for a share of the data. Members included: Chimera (Nightahade working undercover), Djinn, Jaculi, Manticore, Col. Mushtaq (Nemesis working undercover), Rustam, Piscador |
| Kalibur | Kalibur was a member of Task Force X Mark II, the Cabal run Suicide Squad. Kalibur was able to project energy beams from his hands, and used a special rifle to focus them. |
| Kanto | Kanto is Darkseid's master assassin. He dresses in Renaissance (filtered through Jack Kirby) garb, and affects an Elizabethan pose. Like all Apokoliptians, he is very strong and difficult to injure. He is also a master of assassination techniques. He was part of the crowd of Apokoliptians who found the Squad on their mission to Apokolips, and was seriously injured (with his own knife) by Count Vertigo. |
| Kobra | Kobra is the leader of a fanatical cult bent on world domination. He has faced numerous heroes in his attempts. He encounted the Squad first during the Janus Directive, when he intended to use a microwave cannon mounted on an alien Space Ark to kill most of the human race. He later encounted the Squad when he attempted to ignite a holy war in the Middle East. Kobra has been convinced he is the incarnation of the Kali Yuga, and it is his destiny to bring about an Age of Chaos. He is a top physical specimen, on a par with Batman. He also uses various poisons and other deadly devices to make himself even more of a threat. |
| Lamia | Lamia was a member of the Soviet super-team, the Red Shadows. She had the ability to control men's minds after they had had sex with her. |
| The Loa | The Loa was a New Orleans based crime syndicate who used voodoo magic as part of their operations. They used magic to make Waller think they didn't exist by placing their existance in a dream of hers. Later, when confronted with the reality of the Loa, Waller sent the Squad up against the Loa as their final mission as a governmental organization. The Loa was attempting to use their drug dealing network to sose junkies with zombie powder, making them mindless slaves of the Loa. Waller (with Deadshot, Ravan and Poison Ivy) went in and shot the ringleaders: Damballah, Mambo and Boccor. |
| Mad Harriet | Mad Harriet is a member of the Female Furies. Like all Apokoliptians, Mad Harriet is super-strong and resistant to injury, and like all Female Furies, she is a master combattant. Mad Harriet is also a cackling lunatic. She wears "energy spikes" as brass knuckels. |
| Mambo | Mambo was a member of the Loa, a New Orleans crime syndicate who used voodoo magic to supplement their power. She may have been a voodoo priestess, but definately was in charge of the production and distribution of the zombie powder they were using to turn junkies into mindless zombies. |
| Metamorpheus | Metamorpheus was a member of Task Force X Mark II, the Cabal run version of the Squad. He had the abilty to change his appearance, and reshape his body into weapons (i.e. bone spikes and clubs for his hands). |
| Micro/Squad | The Micro/Squad was a team of CIA agents who had been after Atom II for his size control inventions as well as his knowledge of all of the Justice League's secrets. The Atom shrunk them down to a few inches tall, and left them at that size. Then, they were hunting the Atom to regain their normal size. When Atom faked his own death, they started hunting Atom III and Atom II infiltrated the Micro/Squad. When the Micro Squad caught up with the Atoms, one of their members, Blacksnake, quickly stole the size-changing belt and killed Atom III and his team-mates Mr Bailey and Ms Hubbard. Atom II then revealed he was impersonating the third member of the team, Sting, and captured Blacksnake. |
| Mister Biff O. Stipholes | "Mister Biff" was a minor demon who was set in charge of torturing Dr Light I & II in hell. He toyed with them for a short time before sending Dr Light II back to Earth in his own body to see what happens. |
| Molotov | Molotov was a member of the People's Heroes, a Soviet super-team. He used to throw bombs in combat, but later appeared to have the ability to cause things to explode with a touch, and appeared to be resistant to injury. He became a member of the Red Shadows after they absorbed the People's Heroes. |
| Pathfinder | Pathfinder was the field leader of Task Force X Mark II, the Cabal run version of the Squad. He possessed teleportation powers, and the ability to phase through objects, harming them. |
| People's Heroes, The | The People's Heroes were a Soviet Government sponsored super-team. Their members included: Bolshoi, Hammer, Molotov, Pravda, and Sickle. When the Squad tried to rescue Zoya Trigorin, the People's Heroes were sent in to recapture her. Later on, they were folded into the Red Shadows. |
| Piscador | Piscador was a member of the Jihad. He had the ability to breathe only water, and was stronger and faster than normal humans. He also had a limited form of Aquaman's aquatic telepathy. However, he was easily defeated by Aquaman. |
| Pravda | Pravda was a member of the People's Heroes, a Soviet super-team. She had psychic powers. She became a member of the Red Shadows, when they absorbed the People's Heroes. |
| The Red Shadows | The Red Shadows are the Soviet counterpart to the Suicide Squad. Led by the KGB agent Zastrow, they folded in members of all the previous Soviet metahuman programs except the Rocket Red Brigade. Their members include: Zastrow, Stalnoivolk, Blue Trinity, Pravda, Bolshoi, Molotov, Mrs Gradenko, Yerosha, Lamia, Shreck. |
| Shrapnel | Shrapnel, an enemy of the Doom Patrol, is a sentient collection of metal shards that can explode and reform. He was recruited into Task Force X mark II for the Diabloverde mission. |
| Shreck | Shreck was a member of the Red Shadows, the Soviet covert metahuman team. He was a metahuman of unspecified power as well as a vampire. He displayed many of the traditional vampyric powers, including mesmierism, super-strength, and resistance to injury. |
| Sickle | Sickle is a member of the People's Heroes, a Soviet super-team. She has super-strength and limited invulnerability. She wields a large sickle in combat. |
| Silicon Dragons | The Silicon Dragons were an organization of high-tech thieves and smugglers. They operated in the Pacific Rim, and worked under a code of "equal force", using only as much power as their enemies had. Their leader, "Lady Dragon" was a cyborg with numerous high-tech weapons. |
| Stompa | Stompa is a member of the Female Furies. Like all Apokoliptians, Stompa is super-strong and resistant to injury, and like all Female Furies, she is a master combattant. Stompa is stronger than the rest of the Female Furies, and specializes in kick fighting. |
| Sudden Death | Sudden Death was a beach thug who used his super-powers to commit petty crimes. He was stopped by Hawk, and imprisoned. He was recruited into Task Force X Mark II, as part of the Diabloverde crew. Sudden Death has the ability to absorb physical damage and release it in explosions. However, if he absorbs too much damage before releaseing it, the feedback stuns him. |
| Task Force X Mark II | After Waller began her independant Suicide Squad, the Cabal continued her work, setting free supervillains to do the Cabal's dirty work. They were sent to the island of Diabloverde to prop up the corrupt (but US backing) dictator Ghede. They also killed Blacksnake of the Micro/Squad to keep him from spilling the beans about the Cabal. The Squad went to Diabloverde, and stopped Task Force X as their last mission. Task Force X II was: Bolt, Deadline, Blockbuster II, Sudden Death, Shrapnel, Pathfinger, Kaliber, Sidewinder, Metamorpheus |
| Vermin Vundabar | Vermin Vundabar is a servant of Darkseid of Apokolips. He speaks in a faux German accent, as is something of an admirer of Nazi methods. Although he looks like an annoying little weasel, like all Apokoliptans, he is very strong and resistant to injury. And like all Apokoliptian soldiers, he is well trained in combat. |
| Zastrow | Zastrow is a high ranking KGB agent. He has been an ememy of the Squad since they went to Russia for the first time. He was later placed in charge of the Red Shadows, a Soviet counterpart to the Squad. He is very much Amanda Waller's opposite number, cunning and ruthless. |
| Sportsmaster II, Killer Frost II, Penguin, Poison Ivy, Catalyst, Maser, Killer Croc |
