The Question #5

In the fractured heart of Hub City, The Question races to uncover the truth behind Myra Fermin’s near-fatal shooting, her life hanging in the balance as the city spirals into chaos. With Aristotle Rodor’s influence spreading and Izzy O'Toole caught in the crossfire, The Question must piece together the unraveling threads before another life is lost—especially when Wesley Fermin, driven by grief and rage, charges into a deadly standoff with no thought for his own survival.

In a story that blurs the line between myth and memory, Tot’s cousin Alvin arrives with a wild claim: comic books saved America in World War II. The Question, ever the skeptic, enlists Alvin’s help to test a radical idea—using a drawn sequence to awaken Myra Fermin from her long coma. As reality bends under the weight of imagination, one thing becomes clear: some truths are stranger than fiction.

In "A Place for the Arts," The Question tracks Lady Shiva back to Hub City, where she’s aligned with the Huns and preparing for a confrontation. With the leader of the Huns in custody and tensions rising, Vic Sage faces off against Shiva as the city’s hidden dangers come to light—alongside the enigmatic presence of the Grinning Ghosts and the strange influence of Aristotle Rodor.

In "The Slaying," The Question finds himself tangled in a city on the edge as Myra Fermin tries to unite rival factions like the Huns and Benjy Floper’s crew to restore order in Hub City. When a brutal stabbing shakes the fragile peace, the tension escalates—especially when Lady Shiva steps in, leaving The Question reeling from a fight he didn’t see coming.