I definietly wouldn't be opposed to seeing a new Suicide Squad on the racks, but it'd have to be a lot different than Giffen's take on the book. I'd put in some more well-known villains and some of the baddies that made the book popular in the past (i.e. Captain Boomerang and Deadshot). If someone could make the book more like Ostrander's run, it'd definitely be worth picking up. (Most Giffen books don't sell well enough to be ongoing series, sadly...)
I also wouldn't mind seeing a Rogues book, based on Johns' treatment of the Flash baddies. Having them taking on different nemeses, fighting amongst themselves... it'd be a pretty sweet book, near as I can figure.
I also like the idea of a Bat-Villains book (Arkham or otherwise). If I learned one thing from "Hush", it's that Batman has the best Rogues Gallery in all of comics. They, literally, stole the show throughout the entire run of the series. I think it'd be great to see them in their own book, causing trouble - maybe leaving Gotham and creating chaos with other, smaller superheroes. Have the Joker take on Captain Marvel. Or have the Riddler duke it out with someone like Elongated Man. The possibilities are quite endless for a book like that...
And, call me crazy, but I'd love to see my favorite Bat-villain in at least one miniseries - The Mad Hatter. Hot dang, I love that little guy! In the hands of a good writer, he could easily be a formidable foe for the Batman (rather than the snickering joke he's become). Yeah... I'd definitely love to see a Mad Hatter mini (but not an ongoing... that'd be a bit too much...)
