Amanda Waller (Special). A nice character piece that tells us more about who Waller is than the entirety of the Nu52 to date. It's also a pretty exciting action-adventure, even given the no-name super villain [7/10]. 
 Forever Evil (24-29). Matt Kindt's Suicide Squad isn't as strong as Kot's in terms of characterization or interesting twists. But it's a nice comic in terms of action, with some interesting storytelling along the way, and we also get Belle Reve as a character, telling us more about the institution than we've known in decades of its appearances. On the upside, this starts out as an interesting Forever Evil crossover, showing the Squad during that heroeless time. On the downside, this fight against OMAC and the Thinker really drags on. What could have been four really good issues turns into six OK issues because of their length. In other words: 100% typical Nu52 editorial issues. We also seem to really lose track of some of the heroic folks in the last few issues. [6/10]. 
 Walled In (30). Pretty much a set up for the next Squad. It looks OK. [5/10]. 
 On a whole, it's a darned shame to see Kot gone after he was doing such superb work. Kindt's work ain't all that .. but it's better than any of the other Nu52 Squad..