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Suicide Squad, more formally known as Task Force: X-ray, is a special parole program for violent metahuman offenders otherwise facing maximum sentences in Federal prison. It is run in complete secrecy by [[Amanda Waller]] as a black-bag operation financed by [[ARGUS]]. | Suicide Squad, more formally known as Task Force: X-ray, is a special parole program for violent metahuman offenders otherwise facing maximum sentences in Federal prison. It is run in complete secrecy by [[Amanda Waller]] as a black-bag operation financed by [[ARGUS]]. | ||
| − | The rules are simple: A Presidential Pardon in exchange for working in the Squad. | + | The rules are simple: A Presidential Pardon in exchange for working in the Squad. Length of service may vary. If captured, the unit will be disavowed and abandoned. The assets wear 'kill switches' that serve as monitoring devices as well as a failsafe in case they go rogue or try to flee outside their mission zone. More than once, Waller has hinted that failure to complete a mission or getting detained will cause the kill switch to detonate. |
It's a fine line to walk, recruiting psychopaths with the right skills to be effective, enough craziness to be dangerous, and enough sanity to work towards the long-term reward that is often tantalizingly out of reach. | It's a fine line to walk, recruiting psychopaths with the right skills to be effective, enough craziness to be dangerous, and enough sanity to work towards the long-term reward that is often tantalizingly out of reach. | ||
[[Category: Encyclopedia]] | [[Category: Encyclopedia]] | ||
Revision as of 03:43, 19 October 2023
Suicide Squad, more formally known as Task Force: X-ray, is a special parole program for violent metahuman offenders otherwise facing maximum sentences in Federal prison. It is run in complete secrecy by Amanda Waller as a black-bag operation financed by ARGUS.
The rules are simple: A Presidential Pardon in exchange for working in the Squad. Length of service may vary. If captured, the unit will be disavowed and abandoned. The assets wear 'kill switches' that serve as monitoring devices as well as a failsafe in case they go rogue or try to flee outside their mission zone. More than once, Waller has hinted that failure to complete a mission or getting detained will cause the kill switch to detonate.
It's a fine line to walk, recruiting psychopaths with the right skills to be effective, enough craziness to be dangerous, and enough sanity to work towards the long-term reward that is often tantalizingly out of reach.
