Comic Title: Suicide Squad #25
Publisher: DC
Cover Date: March 1989
On Sale Date: February 7, 1989 Shipping Date February 7, 1989
Source: Direct Currents, #13

Shipping Date February 7, 1989
Source: Amazing Heroes, #158

Copyright Date February 7, 1989
Source: Library of Congress, Copyright Office 1989

Direct Market Date February 9, 1989
Source: Comic Shop News, #85

Cover Price: $1.00
Page Count: 32
Editor: Robert Greenberger

Title: "Sea of Troubles"
Pages: 22

Feature(s):
Suicide Squad (Post-Crisis)

Writer: John Ostrander
Penciller: Grant Miehm
Inker: Karl Kesel
Letterer: Todd Klein
Colorist: Carl Gafford

Reprinted In:
Suicide Squad:Rogues TPB (2016)

Feature Character(s)

• Suicide Squad (last appearance in Suicide Squad #24; next appearance in Suicide Squad #26)
• Bronze Tiger (last appearance in Suicide Squad #24; next appearance in Suicide Squad #26)
• Captain Boomerang (last appearance in Suicide Squad #24; next appearance in Suicide Squad #26)
• Count Vertigo (last appearance in Suicide Squad #24; next appearance in Suicide Squad #27)
• Doctor Light (last appearance in Suicide Squad #24; next appearance in Suicide Squad #27)
• Duchess (last appearance in Suicide Squad #24; next appearance in Suicide Squad #27)
• Nightshade (quits the team; last appearance in Suicide Squad #24; next appearance in Suicide Squad #26)
• Punch (last appearance in Suicide Squad #24; next appearance in Suicide Squad #27)
• Jewelee (last appearance in Suicide Squad #24; next appearance in Suicide Squad #27)
• Ravan (last appearance in Suicide Squad #24; next appearance in Suicide Squad #27)
• Shade the Changing Man (last appearance in Suicide Squad #24; next appearance in Suicide Squad #26)
• Shrike (dies in this story; last appearance in Suicide Squad #24; no further appearances)
• Vixen (last appearance in Suicide Squad #24; next appearance in Suicide Squad #26)

Supporting Character(s)

• Amanda Waller (last appearance in Suicide Squad #24; next appearance in Justice League America #27)
• Briscoe (last appearance in Suicide Squad #24; next appearance in Suicide Squad #29)
• Richard Craemer (last appearance in Suicide Squad #24; next appearance in Suicide Squad #31)
• Flo Crowly (last appearance in Suicide Squad #24; next appearance in Suicide Squad #26)
• John Economos (last appearance in Suicide Squad #24; next appearance in Suicide Squad #26)
• Jack Kovacs (aka J. Danfield Kale; next appearance in Suicide Squad #26)

Villain(s)

• General Haile Selaisse Frelimo (no further appearances)
• Colonel Joseph T'Kaki (no further appearances)
• T'Kaki's troops (no further appearances)

Guest Appearance(s)

• Checkmate (last appearance in Manhunter #12; next appearance in Checkmate #13)
• Harry Stein (last appearance in Doom Patrol #16; next appearance in Checkmate #13)
• Harvey Bullock (last appearance in Checkmate #10; next appearance in Checkmate #13)

Other Character(s)

• Warren Eden (last appearance in Suicide Squad #24; no further appearances)
• Sister Agnes Martinon (last appearance in Suicide Squad #24; next appearance in Firestorm the Nuclear Man #89)
• Antoine Hearns (last appearance in Suicide Squad #24; no further appearances)

Comments:
This story is continued from Suicide Squad #24.

Synopsis:
The Suicide Squad continues their rescue mission of Sister Agnes Martinon who is now being held by Colonel T'Kaki, the head of an army for an East African nation. Bronze Tiger, Ravan, and Nightshade infiltrate the enemy camp where the nun is being held captive. Outside, Vixen and Shade are waiting with the rest of the Squad. The villains decide to revolt. However, when they begin their attack on their overseers, the Duchess turns against them, belting Captain Boomerang and Doctor Light. Her actions bring the villains back in line and the rescue mission concludes. The nun is rescued, but one member of the Squad, Shrike, is killed in action.

Back in Washington, Amanada Waller uses the positive press from the successful rescue and the Squad's involvement in Earth's defense during the Invasion to cut a deal for the Squad's continued operations. She agrees publicly to step down as the head of operations. J. Danfield Kale is instated as the new head of the agency. Waller then reveals to the team that Kale is a fraud. She is covertly maintaining control of the team.