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Just like the ECHO Log at Shammy’s Shack, this one begins near a silo. You’ll need to find and activate the Kit Hole silo, which is indicated on the map.

As mentioned earlier, the “Scoundrel Roundup: Kilo” mission begins as soon as you start “The Kairos Job”. Once it activates, simply find Kilo at the location marked on your map. It’s just a short distance northwest from where you met Shim and began “The Kairos Job” – not far at all!

Harley Quinn has a history of working with various teams, including the Suicide Squad, Birds of Prey, and Gotham City Sirens. No matter who she partners with, you can always expect Harley to add a bit of chaos and excitement – or at least a few unexpected problems. She also tends to exaggerate her collaborations with more traditional heroes. For instance, she claims to have helped Wonder Woman in *Harley’s Little Black Book #1*, but Wonder Woman probably didn’t ask for – or even appreciate – the assistance. Still, Harley’s intentions were good, weren’t they?

In DC Comics, there’s no shortage of ruthless villains, but many of them also present valid arguments that challenge our perspectives. Though we may not condone their violent tactics, it’s difficult to deny the validity in their motivations. Over time, some of these villains have become particularly captivating due to the truth they embody, despite their horrific methods. Here are ten such DC villains whose viewpoints, though brutally expressed, hold a compelling argument.

Over the years, starting from the ’80s and ’90s, superhero movies gained traction and ultimately exploded into mainstream success during the 21st century. Interestingly, a significant number of iconic superhero films were not birthed from either Marvel or DC Comics, with some originating outside of comic books entirely. Here are the top four influential movies in the superhero genre that aren’t part of the Marvel or DC Universe.

From the ’80s and ’90s onwards, the popularity of superhero movies increased significantly and reached its peak during the 21st century. What might be surprising is that a considerable number of groundbreaking superhero films did not stem from either Marvel or DC Comics; in fact, some did not even start as comic books. Here are four key superhero movies that aren’t tied to the Marvel or DC Universe.