The Question (Vic Sage) Appreciation 2021 <originally Charlton Comics>

[j9ac9k]

I cannot describe how much I adore Cowan on Vic. Every goddamn panel was gorgeous and popped in a way not many artists can match.

It's a bit funny to look back though at how 90's it was with Vic's baggy clothes and mullet. (not to mention Shiva's look)

[signalman112]

Was it Question Quarterly #5 where Vic went back for Moira to find out she moved on because he's awful at keeping in touch?

Sorry I can't help you. I read the issue when it came out but don't remember any details of the story.
Meanwhile here is the cover to Issue 5.

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[Eskana]

Solving mysteries, exposing corruption, and.... helping kids learn the alphabet!

Q is for Question...
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[The no face guy]

Back in the days when The Question and Green Arrow would frequently team up, as they both were featured in somewhat adult orientated comics (O Neil/Grell respectively) somewhat separated from the DCU

As much as I like both runs, I prefer to see them both on the JLA satellite.

[batnbreakfast]

The cover above is awesome. Last Weekend I watched the JLU episode where Question, GA and Supergirl team up. Is the conspiracy nut/Fox Mulder interpretation a thing in the comics, too?

[signalman112]

House ad for Detective Comics Annual #1, Green Arrow Annual #1, and The Question Annual #1.

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[The no face guy]

The cover above is awesome. Last Weekend I watched the JLU episode where Question, GA and Supergirl team up. Is the conspiracy nut/Fox Mulder interpretation a thing in the comics, too?

In recent times yes, he plays that mold in the Event Leviathan mini series, Superman cameos, and somewhat in his mini series...it has a more serious tone to it though.

I'm pretty sure the JLU writers lifted the conspiracy nut from the Rorschach character, as he was not that way before the cartoon.

The cartoon version however remains my favourite interpretation of him, Vic discovering the Baskin & Robbins conspiracy.

[K7P5V]

I'm pretty sure the JLU writers lifted the conspiracy nut from the Rorschach character, as he was not that way before the cartoon.

LOL! Reminds me of The Question #17 (June, 1988):





Too bad it didn't go so well in the end, though

[The no face guy]

Har! I remember that.

I tried re-reading some of the old Charlton stuff and Vic did not show signs of being a conspiracy buff...but he's definitely colder. I'm pretty sure Rorschach is Dikto's character on steroids.

[Captain Nostalgia]

Love at first sight? The Question & Huntress's first meeting, Batman Chronicles #15

[j9ac9k]

^^ I'd never read that. I might have to dig it up. Too bad his hair was miscolored though.

Question:
-- Do you prefer the Question with dark brown hair or black hair?

[CaptCleghorn]

LOL! Reminds me of The Question #17





Too bad it didn't go so well in the end, though

I was hoping this would have been noted in Doomsday Clock. In my head canon, the Question reading Watchmen was like Barry Allen reading about Jay Garrick. I just wish that the existence of the Watchmen story in DC's main universe would have at least been mentioned and clarified.

[the illustrious mr. kenway]

^^ I'd never read that. I might have to dig it up. Too bad his hair was miscolored though.

Question:
-- Do you prefer the Question with dark brown hair or black hair?

I liked him with red or blond hair. Granted I feel like the gigolo stuff should change his hair. Maybe he could use it to recreate facial features? Allows him to fool biometric scanners.

[j9ac9k]

I liked him with red or blond hair. Granted I feel like the gigolo stuff should change his hair. Maybe he could use it to recreate facial features? Allows him to fool biometric scanners.

The Trinity of Sin Question was able to adapt other faces. I don't need it for Vic - he's not the Avenger or Human Target, but that's me.

[Captain Nostalgia]

^^ I'd never read that. I might have to dig it up. Too bad his hair was miscolored though.

Question:
-- Do you prefer the Question with dark brown hair or black hair?

It's a short story in the back of Batman Chronicles written by Greg Rucka. It eventually leads up to Huntress Cry for Blood, some years later.

As for hair colour, I forgot that it changes when he uses the gas. I'm not really bothered by what colour it is, so long as Vic is alive and well as Q, it's all good.