Sir encountered flesh-eating penguins and had his life saved by the canine Green Lantern, G'nort. The entire Antarctica base was destroyed in a battle with the flesh-eating penguins. Though the Justice League of America had to intervene, G'nort did save the lives of his teammates. Around this time, Big Sir and the Injustice League participated in an attempt to con a cult leader out of his fortune. After the fiasco with the Justice League Antarctica, he was fired by Maxwell Lord with full benefits and a month's pay, along with all his friends. This measure of respect prompted a visit to Max in Justice League of America #53, the first part of the Breakdowns crossover. Max was in the hospital after a brutal assassination attempt. There, Big Sir accidentally injured four police officers when he simply wanted to remove their guns. This, combined with a panicking nurse, caused the room to be surrounded by police, who believe Max to be in danger. The Martian Manhunter uses his invisibility to spy on the group. He decided to leave them there, as he believed they would make perfect bodyguards. Death Big Sir later joined the Suicide Squad in return for a pardon, along with most of his Injustice League friends. They are sent in to deal with a terroristic/hostage situation on a small island owned by the country of Iceland. The problems stemmed from a mad scientist becoming personally obsessed with an evolutionary advanced life form. Big Sir encounters a genetically engineered biological form in shape of a small child. When he picks it up, thinking it is a real child, it explodes in his arms. He is killed instantly, but since other members of the team who were also thought to have been killed were later shown to have survived, it is still within possibility that Big Sir did as well, though he has not as yet made any further appearances. Powers and abilities Although Big Sir's strength levels would not be considered superhuman, he did possess raw physical power significantly greater than that of a normal human being. He has an electronic flail that emits spikes of pure energy or a steady stream of energy able to propel Ratchett through the air. Ratchett's helmet emits "telepathic noise" that makes Big Sir susceptible to suggestion. In other media A variation of Big Sir appears in the live-action television series The Flash,