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Other important personnel included:
* Captain Boomerang, depicted as the dirty coward's [[Dirty Coward]]. Master of the [[Precision
* Count Vertigo, an inbred noble with a [[Disability Superpower]]. The device used to correct his inner-ear problem allowed him to project nausea and loss of balance to others. At the time he was a member of the Suicide Squad, Vertigo suffered from manic-depressive behavior, and was something of a [[Death Seeker]].
* Deadshot, a [[Badass]] [[Death Seeker]], who (almost) [[Improbable Aiming Skills|never misses with a gun]]. The [[Ensemble Darkhorse]] of the series, Deadshot got his own spin-off miniseries during the course of the book's run, as the series moved the villain into full-blown [[Nineties Anti
* Duchess, a mysterious woman with a warrior mentality and [[Laser-Guided Amnesia]]. The amnesia wore off (though she didn't let on for a while), and Duchess was eventually revealed to be Lashina, one of Darkseid's minions who was betrayed by her fellow Female Fury member.
* Enchantress, aka June Moone, who had a [[Super-Powered Evil Side]] with strong magical abilities. Once activated, she would quickly become as much a menace to the team as to their opponents.
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* [[Eyepatch of Power]]: Privateer
* [[Fake Memories]]: ''Raise the Flag'' establishes that {{spoiler|Rick Flag Jr. is actually a random soldier brainwashed into that identity}}.
* [[Freak
* [[Get Into Jail Free]]: In #6 of the reboot, Harley Quinn shoots up a police car outside of a police station in order to get herself arrested and taken inside the station where {{spoiler|the Joker's skinned face}} is being kept.
* [[Goldfish Poop Gang]]: The Red Shadows. ''Especially'' [[What Kind of Lame Power Is Heart, Anyway?|Bolshoi]].
* [[Gunship Rescue]]: Happens more than once with Sheba.
* [[Implacable Man]]: Stalnoivolk. When someone's tough enough to take on ''Batman'' and walk away like nothing, you know you shouldn't mess with him.
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* [[Shock Collar]]: The more villainous members of DC's [[Suicide Squad]] were fitted with these on missions. If they got ''too'' out of line, the collar could also be commanded to blow off their heads.
* [[Shoo Out the Clowns]]: The pie-throwing [[Running Gag]] ends just as an especially brutal conflict reaches the Squad. Vixen and Bronze Tiger's relationship is destroyed by Sarge Steel just before the LOA mess, destroying much of whatever light-heartedness ''[[Suicide Squad]]'' had at the time.
* [[Shout
{{quote| {{spoiler|"Oh no! That's me...and I don't look at all well! I'm dead!"}}}}
* [[Slipping a Mickey]]: More than once, the Squad gets around Boomerang's lack of interest in getting killed by drugging his drink and dragging him off; by the time he wakes up, fighting is his only option.
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