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The Tradd Moore Suicide Squad One-Shot Story We Never Saw

Late last night, comic artist Tradd Moore shared a new image on his Instagram page that revealed that we almost got a Suicide Squad story from the creator last year.

The artist, whose work on action series Luther Strode over at Image Comics showed his incredible talent for balls-to-the-wall action sequences and creative comics storytelling, almost got to turn his hand to DC's team of criminals working for the government on the craziest jobs that no one else would touch.

Moore was quick to point out that this was not down to any 'foul play', but merely a quirk of scheduling that left the one-shot no space for release. He mentions that the story was coloured by Felipe Sobreiro too, so it's not entirely clear how finished this story was.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BcfaVLhlbgR/?taken-by=traddmoore

If it is completely done however, could DC maybe find some way to get this one-shot into publication one day? After all, it would be an awful waste to just leave it unused forever.

Moore seems keen to get it out there one way or another. I think it would be awesome to see, as Moore has a genuine talent for this kind of comic — it'd also be awesome to see what he brought to Suicide Squad.

These things do happen, though, and sometimes comics can be pretty much finished and just never see the light of day (Jonathan Hickman and Dustin Weaver's S.H.I.E.L.D. at Marvel springs to mind). But perhaps if fans were to let DC know that they really want to see this comic out in the world for them to get their mitts on, well, maybe it will push DC to make something happen.

Sometimes you just need a good hashtag to get behind.

Hmm, maybe #GiveUsMooreSuicideSquad? Worth a shot, if nothing else.


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Joe Glass has been contributing to Bleeding Cool for about four years. He's been a roaming reporter at shows like SDCC and NYCC, and also has a keen LGBTQ focus, with his occasional LGBTQ focus articles, Tales from the Four Color Closet. He is also now Bleeding Cool's Senior Mutant Correspondent thanks to his obsession with Marvel's merry mutants. Joe is also a comics creator, writer of LGBTQ superhero team series, The Pride, the first issue of which was one of the Top 25 ComiXology Submit Titles of 2014. He is also a co-writer on Stiffs, a horror comedy series set in South Wales about call centre workers who hunt the undead by night. One happens to be a monkey. Just because.
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