Rescues the Riddler and returns him to Arkham. Later investigates a Joker-planted dirty bomb, infiltrates the asylum disguised as Black Spider to stop the Suicide Squad, and eventually confronts both the squad and the Joker. He successfully disarms the bomb and warns Waller about the ethics of Task Force X.
Batman initially acts as the Riddler's protector and later becomes involved in the consequences of his escape.
Batman rescues the Riddler from a black-ops assassination and returns him to Arkham Asylum.
Their conflict frames the final pursuit and the threat posed by the Joker's bomb.
Batman pursues the Joker's hidden dirty bomb and later chases him after the helicopter crash.
Batman repeatedly obstructs Harley's plans while trying to contain the wider crisis.
Batman tracks Harley after she attracts his attention, later confronts the squad, and knocks her out during the helicopter incident.
Deadshot is an adversary during the operation but also provides crucial information.
Batman subdues the Suicide Squad, confronts Deadshot among the team, and later uses information from him to identify the bomb's hiding place.
Black Spider's identity becomes Batman's disguise for penetrating the squad.
Batman subdues the squad, assumes Black Spider's suit and place in the group, and infiltrates Arkham under his identity.
Killer Frost is among the squad members Batman must stop during the asylum operation.
Batman infiltrates the squad and confronts its members after they enter Arkham.
Captain Boomerang is part of the criminal team opposing Batman inside Arkham.
Batman infiltrates the squad and subdues its members before the Joker's breakout creates further chaos.
King Shark is one of the squad members standing against Batman during the mission.
Batman confronts the Suicide Squad during the Arkham operation, which includes King Shark.
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