Cover: Bill Wray

The Question #26

Mar 1989 · DC · 1.75 USD; 2.25 CAD

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“Riddles”

Bill Wray's cover for this 1989 installment sets a playfully subversive Valentine's mood, with the Riddler — in his signature question-mark suit — swooning over a red-haired woman while the faceless Question stands coolly to the side, dangling a ring of handcuffs. The heart-shaped "Riddler's Romance" banner and soft pink backdrop make the scene feel like a pulp romance novel hijacked by Gotham's most theatrical villain. Dennis O'Neil, Wray, and Malcolm Jones III bring their mature-readers sensibility to "Riddles," promising the kind of morally layered storytelling that made this run a standout of the late '80s DC lineup.

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writer Dennis O'Neil · artist Bill Wray · inker Malcolm Jones III · colorist Tatjana Wood · letterer Willie Schubert · cover Bill Wray

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Full credits

writer Dennis O'Neil

artist Bill Wray

inker Malcolm Jones III

colorist Tatjana Wood

letterer Willie Schubert

cover pencils, inks Bill Wray

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The Question and Tot run out of gas and get picked up by a bus bearing The Riddler and his new psychotic girlfriend. Mayhem ensues.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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