Fortunately, he didn’t experience any significant problems excreting his ‘food’. To help wash it all down, Lotito drank mineral oil and large quantities of water, which acted as lubricant. Instead of chewing the pieces, he swallowed them like a pill – something that would prove fatal to most people. He prepared each item for consumption by cutting it up with an electric power saw to create bite-sized chunks. Lotito is perhaps best known as the man who ate an entire airplane, however, he also enjoyed feasting on bicycles, razor blades and other seemingly inedible objects. For his efforts, he was awarded the record for the world's strangest diet, although we acknowledge that 'strangeness' is neither objective nor measurable, thus the record title has now been rested. Metal, rubber, glass you name it, he ate it. 2007), aka 'Monsieur Mangetout' (Mr Eat All), was a French performer who truly earned his nickname. Presumed dead in #25, revealed alive in #27.Michel Lotito (b. Leaves again in issue #14, returns in #24. Left in same issue, returns in issue #12. Killed in issue #2, resurrected in issue #16. Left in same issue, returns in issue #6 and then leaves once more in issue #8. Presumed dead in issue #29.Įscapes in issue #5, returns to Belle Reve in issue #8. Unknowingly recruited by The Thinker to kill the Suicide Squad but then works alongside. Leaves in issue #14 continuing to serve his sentence. Presumed dead in issue #25, revealed alive in #26. Killed in issue #12, resurrected in issue #15. Betrays the squad and is locked up in issue #14. Left in issue #3 due to injury, returns briefly in issue #5 before returning in issue #8. Killed by Deadshot while she was attempting to have him fight her in a duel to see who the better marksmen was Interim Suicide Squads (2008–2011) Character 3) (2007–2008) Characterĭies goes rogue and gets blown up by Captain Boomerang.ĭies goes rogue and gets blown up inside his armor by Plastique.ĭies head crushed by General Wade Eiling.ĭies stripped to a skeleton when dosed with Chemo's toxin.
Killed by Jewelee after he betrayed the team and got Punch killed Gunned down by enemy soldiers while attempting to save Jewelee
Hit by a jeep while attempting to save Jewelee World War III, Book Three: Hell Is for Heroes Killed by Osiris after the Suicide Squad attacked the Black Marvel Family Interim Suicide Squads (2004–2008) Character Was killed by Killer Frost when she accidentally froze him to death Is blown up whilst fighting a hive of sentient ants 2) (2001–2002) Characterĭies killed by a clone army in the first issue.Īpparently dies in the first issue, killed by a clone army, but revealed alive on issue #9.ĭies killed by a clone army in the first issue, but due to the power to be reborn again, returned to life on Joker: Last Laugh. The Adventures of Superman #594 (September 2001)
Left the team in The Adventures of Superman #594 The Adventures of Superman #593 (August 2001) Superman: Our Worlds at War Secret Files & Origins (August 2001) Interim Suicide Squads (1992–2001) Character Was evaporated by Darkseid's Omega Beams when the team went to Apokolips.ĭoom Patrol and Suicide Squad Special #1 (March 1988) Though, he later appeared once again without any explanation. Was presumably killed by Parasite when the team was sent after Firestorm. Was only seen as a member of the team in issue 4 The Silver Age Suicide Squad (1959–1987) Character It is not necessarily the first appearance of the character in print, nor the story depicting how the character joined the Squad. Bolded names indicate current Suicide Squad members.įirst appearance is the issue where the character first appeared as a member of a particular Suicide Squad incarnation. The Squad's lineup has changed many times over the years, since its creation in 1959, and this list groups membership by the team's various eras and incarnations. The Suicide Squad's roster has always been one of reformed and/or incarcerated felons promised commuted sentences in return for participation in high-risk missions.
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