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DC's Darkest Conspiracy Was Hidden in a Deathstroke Comic

In 1995, DC Comics published one of the most disturbing and forgotten storylines in Deathstroke history. "The Borgia Plague" follows Slade Wilson as he uncovers a conspiracy to assassinate the entire U.S. presidential line of succession using a binary biological weapon developed by a shadowy organization called Shadowspire. This video provides a complete breakdown of Deathstroke #53 and #54, covering the full scope of Operation Borgia from the horrifying opening sequence where innocent Peruvian villagers are used as test subjects to the shocking conclusion where the Capitol Building is destroyed, killing countless legislators and citizens. We explore the villain reveal that connects this story to World War II and the Golden Age of comics, the sophisticated conspiracy involving infiltrated intelligence services and corrupted government officials, and why this story remains relevant to modern discussions about political violence and institutional vulnerability. Written by Tom Joyner with art by Dave Zimmerman and Mike Collins, this two part storyline has never been collected in trade paperback and remains largely forgotten by modern readers. Yet it stands as one of the most ambitious political thrillers DC published during the 1990s, featuring consequences that actually stick and a villain who escapes to threaten another day. Topics in this video: Deathstroke, Slade Wilson, Operation Borgia, Baron Blitzkrieg, Shadowspire, Checkmate, 90s DC Comics, political thriller, biological warfare, Capitol Building, Nazi supervillains, Axis Amerika, forgotten comics, obscure storylines, dark DC, Tom Joyner, Dave Zimmerman, Mike Collins, Wintergreen, Mourn, Sarge Steel #Deathstroke #DCComics #ComicBooks #90sComics #ForgottenComics #BaronBlitzkrieg #Shadowspire #ObscureComics #ComicBookHistory #SladeWilson