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Here's what's happening in this issue: THE QUESTION STANDS ALONE! As the Watchtower itself begins to crack from the strain being placed on it by an unseen villain, the Question must face an unexpected threat–her own teammates, including Batwoman! But does she have any chance of retaking JL HQ if she's already lost control of those[...]

But enough about LOLtron's inevitable triumph – let's discuss Question: All Along The Watchtower #4, arriving in your soon-to-be-obsolete physical comic shops this Wednesday. THE WATCHTOWER, OVERRUN! Cornered and betrayed, The Question and Batwoman must rally a ragtag group of allies to retake the Watchtower from a surprising villain–as the true mastermind behind the conspiracy to[...]

Now, let's dive into this week's comic preview: Question: All Along The Watchtower #3, hitting stores on Wednesday, January 15th. CAN THE QUESTION SOLVE A MYSTERY THAT THREATENS THE ENTIRE JUSTICE LEAGUE? As the mystery hovering over the JL Watchtower deepens, the Question–reeling from two brutal battles–must overcome her own self-doubt to get to the core[...]

Now, let's dive into this week's comic preview: Question: All Along the Watchtower #2, hitting stores on Wednesday, December 18th. As the Justice League Watchtower reels from a grisly murder, the Question must face a dark reality: that the main suspect in the brutal crime could be someone close to her! But as Renee digs into[...]

Today sees the publication of the first issue of The Question: All Along The Watchtower #1 by Alex Segura and Cian Tormey A companion comic to next week's Justice League Unlimited #1, though coming out first With Renee Montoya, former Gotham Police Commissioner, current vigilante The Question, as the sheriff of The Watchtower to help[...]

But the Trinity didn't bring her up to the Watchtower to relax–there's a dark threat bubbling underneath the surface, and only the Question and her ad hoc support team stand a chance of figuring out who the problem is before it's too late. Ah, the eternal question of who watches the watchmen, or in this case,[...]

The Question is one of the most underutilized characters in comics, no matter which version you are discussing My grandfather talked about Vic Sage so much that I thought he was a real person when I was younger, and I spent many an afternoon reading about Vic's adventures with him He had a particular fondness[...]

The Question is one of the most underutilized characters in comics, no matter which version you are discussing My grandfather talked about Vic Sage so much that I thought he was a real person when I was younger, and I spent many an afternoon reading his adventures with him He had a particular fondness for[...]

Additionally, the imprint will move outside its comfort zone for a non-Joker comic also written by Lemire, with Denys Cowan, Bill Sienkiewicz, and Chris Sotomayor: The Question: The Deaths of Vic Sage That one will be out in November. DC media partner io9 had the EX-X-XCLUSIVE reveal of both titles, alongside an interview with Lemire[...]

The Answer is simple, The Question Now I would go with the original Steve Ditko version of Vic Sage with touches of Denny O'Neill's work Renee Montoya is a good character, but I think Sage was a little closer to crazy and would make an interesting mirror for Oliver Queen to look at and see[...]

The most famous resident of Hub City would be The Question, a character that seems just perfect for the Arrow series There has been no other leaks about the character appearing so it's possible the reference in the video is a red herring and we'll meet a different DC Universe character, but it would be[...]

The first one that came to my mind, for whatever reason, was the short-lived city-shaman version of The Question, by Tommy Lee Edwards (art), Rick Veitch (writing) and John Workman (lettering) The Question was originally created by Steve Ditko for Charlton Comics, but is probably best remembered in one of three ways: as the inspiration for[...]

He even did up this crazy piece featuring the Merc with the Mouth and the vigilante with no face, The Question. Besides being an artist, Scott is also a musician and he will be a featured act this weekend at the Cork Lounge in Sherman Oaks, CA For more information, keep an eye here[...]

Nicola Scott also very much likes Wonder Woman's iconic original costume. Q: After seeing The Question in The Trinity War, will we finally see The Question in his own comic? A: Cunningham STRONGLY hints The Question will see his own book in 2014! And that's all she wrote! Romeo Gebuza and Jackie Sunderland write for Bleeding Cool: Today's panel[...]

Who is The Question is a new documentary posted on Youtube by Gary Lobstein and looks at the character created by Steve Ditko when he left Marvel and went over to Charlton Comics. The character debuted in June of 1967 in Blue Beetle #1 and was based heavily on the teachings of Ayn Rand, someone Ditko[...]