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| + | | Heroes = [[Nathaniel Adam (New Earth)|Captain Atom]], [[Checkmate (New Earth)|Checkmate]], [[Ronald Raymond (New Earth)|Firestorm]], [[Mark Shaw (New Earth)|Manhunter]], [[Christopher Smith (New Earth)|Peacemaker]], [[Suicide Squad (New Earth)|Suicide Squad]] |
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+ | | Villains = [[Jacques Reynard (New Earth)|Bishop]], [[Force of July]], [[Kobra]], [[Rudolph Jones (New Earth)|Parasite]] |
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| Titles = [[Captain Atom Vol 1|Captain Atom]], [[Checkmate Vol 1|Checkmate]], [[Firestorm Vol 2|Firestorm]], [[Manhunter Vol 1|Manhunter]], [[Suicide Squad Vol 1|Suicide Squad]] |
| Titles = [[Captain Atom Vol 1|Captain Atom]], [[Checkmate Vol 1|Checkmate]], [[Firestorm Vol 2|Firestorm]], [[Manhunter Vol 1|Manhunter]], [[Suicide Squad Vol 1|Suicide Squad]] |
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| − | | Creators = Paul Kupperberg; John Ostrander; Kim Yale; Cary Bates; Greg Weisman |
+ | | Creators = Paul Kupperberg; John Ostrander; Kim Yale; Cary Bates; Greg Weisman |
| First = Checkmate #15 |
| First = Checkmate #15 |
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| Last = Captain Atom #30 |
| Last = Captain Atom #30 |
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| HistoryText = '''The Janus Directive''' is a crossover storyline between the major [[U.S. Government|government organizations]] of the [[DC Universe]] that took place in [[1989]]. It was written by [[Paul Kupperberg]], [[John Ostrander]], [[Kim Yale]], [[Cary Bates]], and [[Greg Weisman]], with illustrations by [[Steve Erwin]], [[John K. Snyder III]], [[Rick Hoberg]], [[Doug Rice]], and [[Tom Mandrake]]. The individual series' in the crossover were ''[[Captain Atom Vol 1|Captain Atom]]'', ''[[Checkmate Vol 1|Checkmate]]'', ''[[Firestorm Vol 2|Firestorm]]'', ''[[Manhunter Vol 1|Manhunter]]'', and ''[[Suicide Squad Vol 1|Suicide Squad]]''. |
| HistoryText = '''The Janus Directive''' is a crossover storyline between the major [[U.S. Government|government organizations]] of the [[DC Universe]] that took place in [[1989]]. It was written by [[Paul Kupperberg]], [[John Ostrander]], [[Kim Yale]], [[Cary Bates]], and [[Greg Weisman]], with illustrations by [[Steve Erwin]], [[John K. Snyder III]], [[Rick Hoberg]], [[Doug Rice]], and [[Tom Mandrake]]. The individual series' in the crossover were ''[[Captain Atom Vol 1|Captain Atom]]'', ''[[Checkmate Vol 1|Checkmate]]'', ''[[Firestorm Vol 2|Firestorm]]'', ''[[Manhunter Vol 1|Manhunter]]'', and ''[[Suicide Squad Vol 1|Suicide Squad]]''. |
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| + | [[Amanda Waller (New Earth)|Amanda Waller]] gathers the heads of every organization under her control in [[Task Force X (New Earth)|Task Force X]]. This includes [[Benjamin Turner (New Earth)|Bronze Tiger]] of the [[Suicide Squad (New Earth)|Suicide Squad]], [[Harry Stein (New Earth)|Harry Stein]] & [[Harvey Bullock (New Earth)|Harvey Bullock]] of [[Checkmate (New Earth)|Checkmate]], and [[Bridgette D'Arbo (New Earth)|Bridgette D'Arbo]] of [[Project Peacemaker]].<ref>{{c|Checkmate #15}}</ref> Waller announces she has discovered a conspiracy called the "Janus Directive," indicating that either [[Force of July]] or the [[Atom Project]] (both rivals in American intelligence) intend to wage war on Task Force X.<ref>{{c|Suicide Squad #27}}</ref> |
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Revision as of 21:53, 3 December 2015
Synopsis
The Janus Directive is a crossover storyline between the major government organizations of the DC Universe that took place in 1989. It was written by Paul Kupperberg, John Ostrander, Kim Yale, Cary Bates, and Greg Weisman, with illustrations by Steve Erwin, John K. Snyder III, Rick Hoberg, Doug Rice, and Tom Mandrake. The individual series' in the crossover were Captain Atom, Checkmate, Firestorm, Manhunter, and Suicide Squad.
Synopsis
Amanda Waller gathers the heads of every organization under her control in Task Force X. This includes Bronze Tiger of the Suicide Squad, Harry Stein & Harvey Bullock of Checkmate, and Bridgette D'Arbo of Project Peacemaker.[1] Waller announces she has discovered a conspiracy called the "Janus Directive," indicating that either Force of July or the Atom Project (both rivals in American intelligence) intend to wage war on Task Force X.[2]
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Issues
- Checkmate #15 -- Part 1: Knight Kill
- Suicide Squad #27 -- Part 2: Scattermove
- Checkmate #16 -- Part 3: Shadow Knights
- Suicide Squad #28 -- Part 4: Death Game
- Checkmate #17 -- Part 5: A Hard Day's Knight
- Manhunter #14 -- Part 6: Misdirection
- Firestorm (Volume 2) #86 -- Part 7: Home Fires Burning
- Suicide Squad #29 -- Part 8: Heavy Squad
- Checkmate #18 -- Part 9: Knight Fight
- Suicide Squad #30 -- Part 10: Endgame
- Captain Atom #30 -- Part 11: Troubles in Paradise
Recommended Reading
- Captain Atom (Volume 1)
- Checkmate (Volume 1)
- Firestorm (Volume 2)
- Manhunter (Volume 1)
- Suicide Squad (Volume 1)
Links and References