Line-Up of August Titles to Receive Variant Covers Inspired by ‘The Suicide Squad’ from Warner Bros. Pictures and DC

Line-Up of August Titles to Receive Variant Covers Inspired by ‘The Suicide Squad’ from Warner Bros. Pictures and DC

Just Can’t Get Enough Polka-Dot Man? DC Is Here for You.

The best team of the worst super-villains is gearing up for their best summer yet.

Task Force X is busting out of Belle Reve and into theaters and HBO Max on August 6th, but that’s not enough time in the sun for DC’s most dangerous. They’re also breaking into your local comic shop this August, with an exclusive series of variant covers inspired by the upcoming movie from James Gunn and Warner Bros. Pictures. There’s not one, not two, but THREE covers featuring fan-favorite Polka-Dot Man, as well as other, lesser-known characters like Harley Quinn, Peacemaker, and King Shark. 

The full list of titles and artists include:

• Batman # 111, variant cover by Lucio Parrillo
  • On sale August 3^rd, $5.99
• Blue and Gold # 2, variant cover by Jason Howard
  • On sale August 17^th, $3.99
• Catwoman # 34, variant cover by Steve Lieber & Marrisa Louise
  • On sale August 17^th, $4.99
• The Flash # 773, variant cover by Alan Quah
• Future State: Gotham #4, variant cover by Dima Ivanov
  • On sale August 10^th, $4.99
• Green Lantern #5, variant cover by Felipe Massagera 
  • On sale August 3^rd, $5.99
• Harley Quinn # 6, variant cover by Riccardo Federici
  • On sale August 24^th, $4.99
• Infinite Frontier # 4, variant cover by John K Snyder
  • On sale August 10^th, $4.99
• Infinite Frontier # 5, variant cover by John K Snyder
  • On sale August 24^th, $5.99
• The Joker # 6, variant cover by Jonboy Meyers
  • On sale August 10^th, $5.99
• Suicide Squad # 6, variant cover by Jorge Molina
  • On sale August 3^rd, $4.99
• Superman son of Kal-El #2, variant cover by Sami Basri
  • On sale August 10^th, $4.99
• Wonder Woman # 777, variant cover by Will Murai
  • On sale August 10^th, $5.99

It’s a collection of the most degenerate delinquents in DC’s rogues’ gallery—and they’ve never looked better. 

For more information on Harley Quinn, Peacemaker, and the worst Super-Villains in the Multiverse, visit DC’s website at www.dccomics.com and follow DC on social media at @DCComics and @thedcnation.