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Cover: Bill Sienkiewicz

The Question #1

Dec 2007 · DC · 19.99 USD; 23.99 CAD
📊 ~21,470 copies sold its debut month
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This volume collects the first six issues of the 2007 DC Comics series The Question, written by Greg Rucka with art by Cully Hamner. It follows Renee Montoya as she takes on the mantle of the faceless vigilante, navigating a gritty, noir-infused mystery involving organized crime and corruption in Gotham City. The title 'Zen and Violence' reflects the character's philosophical struggle between her brutal methods and a quest for inner peace.

In "The Bad News," Vic—once the Question—wakes from a death that erased his past, only to be reshaped by Batman’s cold counsel, the discipline of Richard Dragon, and the trials of Shiva. Rebuilding himself in silence, he returns to Hub City with a mission sharpened by loss and rebirth. Written by Dennis O'Neil and illustrated by Denys Cowan, with inks by Rick Magyar, colors by Tatjana Wood, and letters by Albert DeGuzman, this issue’s striking cover by Bill Sienkiewicz captures the weight of a man stepping back into a world he no longer remembers.

Contains 6 stories
The Bad News
28 pp · Detective-Mystery, Superhero
The Question [Vic Sage]Lady ShivaAristotle "Tot" RodorMyra (Fermin, last name not given)Wesley FerminJeremiah Hatch
Butterfly
28 pp · Detective-Mystery, Superhero
Lady ShivaRichard DragonAristotle RodorMyra (Fermin)Wesley FerminJeremiah Hatch

In "Butterfly," Vic—once known as The Question—awakens with no memory after a near-fatal encounter, his past erased and his identity uncertain. Guided by Batman’s sharp counsel and tested by the legendary Richard Dragon and Lady Shiva, he must rebuild himself before returning to Hub City to face a mystery that may be more personal than he realizes.

"Suffer the Children..."
27 pp · Superhero
The Question [Vic Sage]Aristotle "Tot" RodorMyra FerminJackie ConnellyWesley FerminJeremiah HatchBenno MustoJunior MustoPedro Musto

In "Suffer the Children...", The Question races against time to stop a busload of children from being killed by hired hands working for Jeremiah Hatch. Meanwhile, Vic Sage returns to the orphanage where he grew up, reconnecting with Myra Fermin’s daughter, as the shadow of her forced marriage to Mayor Wesley Fermin looms over the city.

The Sacrifice
27 pp · Detective-Mystery, Superhero
The Question [Vic Sage]Aristotle "Tot" RodorJackie FerminMyra ConnellyJeremiah Hatch (death)Wesley Fermin
Cityscape
27 pp · Detective-Mystery, Superhero
The Question [Vic Sage]Aristotle Rodor (guest)Izzy O'Toole (villain)Myra Fermin (guest)Wesley Fermin (villain)Jeremiah Hatch (villain, flashback)

In "Cityscape," the smoldering ruins of Hub City’s mayor’s mansion mark the beginning of chaos, and The Question finds himself caught between a collapsing city and a personal reckoning. As Vic Sage considers a return to the newsroom, old allies and enemies like Izzy O'Toole and Wesley Fermin emerge from the shadows, each with their own reasons to stir the flames.

...That Small Rain Down Can Rain...
27 pp · Detective-Mystery, Superhero
The Question [Vic Sage]Aristotle Rodor (guest)Myra Fermin (guest)Benno Musto (villain)Junior Musto (villain)Farley McVey (villain)

In a story steeped in moral ambiguity and psychological tension, The Question investigates a web of violence and desperation when Junior Musto attempts to transform himself through self-inflicted pain, seeking a father’s love in the most extreme way. As Benno and Farley Musto clash over a failed arms deal, The Question must navigate a dangerous game where loyalty, trauma, and vengeance blur into one another—while Aristotle Rodor and Myra Fermin stand on the edge of a truth too painful to face.

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Full credits

colorist Tatjana Wood
cover pencils, inks Bill Sienkiewicz

Reprints

↩ Reprints The Question #1 (1987), The Question #2 (1987), The Question #3 (1987), The Question #4 (1987), The Question #5 (1987), The Question #6 (1987)

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