The Question #4
This volume collects the final story arc of Greg Rucka's 2009 'The Question' series, following Renee Montoya as she investigates a mysterious town in the Pacific Northwest that seems to be a twisted version of Oz. The collection includes issues #32-37 of the series, wrapping up Montoya's journey as the faceless vigilante while exploring themes of identity and justice.
In "The Plastic Dilemma," Dennis O'Neil and Denys Cowan deliver a sharp, tension-filled chapter as The Question manipulates his enemies with a twist of deception, turning Dinsmore’s own hired bikers against him. The election in Hub City takes a sudden, chaotic turn when a tornado cuts through the city, disrupting the proceedings and throwing the already volatile situation into deeper uncertainty. Cover by Denys Cowan and Bill Sienkiewicz captures the storm’s intensity with bold, dynamic lines.
In "Election Day: Welcome to Oz," The Question finds himself in the middle of a chaotic Hub City election, where a sudden tornado upends the proceedings and plunges the city into surreal disorder. With Myra Fermin, Aristotle Rodor, and Izzy O'Toole caught in the storm’s wake, and the shadowy threat of Wesley Fermin and the Huns looming, The Question must unravel a conspiracy woven from deception and illusion—before the truth itself is lost in the storm.
In the wake of a deadly tornado that claims the newly elected mayor of Hub City, Myra Fermin steps into power by default—only to face a shocking betrayal during her acceptance speech, when Wesley Fermin opens fire. With the city reeling and a web of secrets unraveling, The Question, Myra, and Aristotle Rodor must navigate a storm of lies, power, and violence as the Huns tighten their grip on the city’s fate.
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