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Bruce Wayne hates the Suicide Squad.

He hates everything about the squad. He hates the idea of metahuman terrorists being on the battlefield. He hates Villains being portrayed as heroes. He ESPECIALLY hates the idea of villains being able to go free after enough missions.

He was ready to toss the entire program out and send the baddies back to Riker's Island, until an unexpected voice spoke up.

Plastic Man, knowing exactly how it feels to be a former baddie, speaks up and offers his role as the leader of the Suicide Squad. He says that he sees hope in the villains, knowing that with proper motivation, they could be a force for good. Wayne doesn't like it, but after Plastic Man says that he will personally draft the team, he's willing to give him a chance...but only ONE chance.

So, Plastic Man sets to work at making his own team, and after being partnered with a young inventor named Hiro (giving himself the codename Toyman), he is ready to make his team.

Giganta - Swearing that she is tired of the villain scene, Giganta says that she is ready to use her size changing ability to help the world, as she did during the final battle of the crisis.

The Shade - An immortal who has always walked the line between good and evil, Shade says that he is willing to give being a hero 'a shot'.

Effigy - A hothead with a bad attitude, he steps up as a member of the Suicide Squad to avoid a third strike that would otherwise lead him to the electric chair.

Livewire - A former Super-Man nemesis who also got a kick out of playing hero during the crisis.

Citizen Grundy - Dying during the Criris, the former Solomon Grundy was reborn with a much more keen, adventerous, and big hearted personality, wanting to right the wrongs his past self commited.

Together, they are ready to prove that no one can simply be good or evil, standing together as Bruce Wayne's "Task Force X..."

...a.k.a., Suicide Squad.

Description
Bruce Wayne hates the Suicide Squad.

He hates everything about the squad. He hates the idea of metahuman terrorists being on the battlefield. He hates Villains being portrayed as heroes. He ESPECIALLY hates the idea of villains being able to go free after enough missions.

He was ready to toss the entire program out and send the baddies back to Riker's Island, until an unexpected voice spoke up.

Plastic Man, knowing exactly how it feels to be a former baddie, speaks up and offers his role as the leader of the Suicide Squad. He says that he sees hope in the villains, knowing that with proper motivation, they could be a force for good. Wayne doesn't like it, but after Plastic Man says that he will personally draft the team, he's willing to give him a chance...but only ONE chance.

So, Plastic Man sets to work at making his own team, and after being partnered with a young inventor named Hiro (giving himself the codename Toyman), he is ready to make his team.

Giganta - Swearing that she is tired of the villain scene, Giganta says that she is ready to use her size changing ability to help the world, as she did during the final battle of the crisis.

The Shade - An immortal who has always walked the line between good and evil, Shade says that he is willing to give being a hero 'a shot'.

Effigy - A hothead with a bad attitude, he steps up as a member of the Suicide Squad to avoid a third strike that would otherwise lead him to the electric chair.

Livewire - A former Super-Man nemesis who also got a kick out of playing hero during the crisis.

Citizen Grundy - Dying during the Criris, the former Solomon Grundy was reborn with a much more keen, adventerous, and big hearted personality, wanting to right the wrongs his past self commited.

Together, they are ready to prove that no one can simply be good or evil, standing together as Bruce Wayne's "Task Force X..."

...a.k.a., Suicide Squad.