The Question #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe cover of this August 1988 issue pulls no punches: a wide-eyed woman stares in terror as a gun is jammed directly at her face by a scarred, grimacing man — an image of raw, close-quarters menace rendered with striking energy by Denys Cowan and inked by Bill Sienkiewicz. That pairing brings a scratchy, kinetic intensity to every line, perfectly suited to the street-level tension this series is known for. With O'Neil, Cowan, and Magyar delivering "The Plastic Dilemma," this mature-readers title continues to prove that superhero comics in 1988 could be genuinely unsettling and dramatically grounded.
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A cab driver with a plastic wife (read: blow-up doll) helps The Question link a plastic gun maker to Butch and Sundance.
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