The Question #6
This volume collects the final story arc of the 2010s The Question series, focusing on the character's confrontation with the violent vigilante Peacemaker. Written by Greg Rucka, the narrative explores themes of justice and morality as the faceless detective faces a brutal adversary who will stop at nothing to achieve his own version of peace. The collection includes issues #6-12 of the series.
In "Boom. The End.," the Question’s grip on reality frays as hallucinations plague him during a drive, leading to a devastating crash. Meanwhile, Myra reaches her breaking point, confronting the therapist she’s turned to for help, while Richard Dragon arrives in Hub City with a purpose only he can fulfill. Written by Dennis O'Neil and brought to life by Denys Cowan’s dynamic art—pencils and inks on the cover, with Tatjana Wood’s colors and Willie Schubert’s lettering adding depth—this issue dives into psychological tension with quiet intensity.
In "Boom. The End.", The Question races against the clock to save Myra Fermin from a bomb set to detonate at 6:00 A.M. in Hell's Acres, where she’s been taken hostage. With time running out and the city’s fate hanging in the balance, The Question confronts a web of deception involving Lady Shiva, Aristotle Rodor, and Izzy O'Toole—each with secrets that could change everything.
In "Harold," The Question [Vic Sage] follows a trail of corruption that leads from a corrupt judge to a dangerous fugitive targeting Myra Fermin, only to find her protected by a young hunchback named Harold—quiet, resourceful, and surprisingly skilled with tools. As The Question pieces together the web of deceit, he must unravel the truth behind Harold’s past and the mysterious motives of those pulling strings, including Jackie Connelly and Aristotle Rodor, while Myra and Cathy Fregosi remain caught in the crossfire.
In a city thick with secrets, The Question begins unraveling—his mind haunted by visions that blur reality, leading to a crash that leaves him shaken. Myra Fermin, stretched thin and desperate, confronts a therapist who may know more than he lets on. Meanwhile, Richard Dragon arrives in Hub City with quiet purpose, drawn into a web of paranoia and deception. As old wounds surface and truths begin to shift, one man’s search for clarity may be the only thing standing between order and chaos.
In "Let Nothing You Dismay...", The Question’s sudden disappearance sends Richard Dragon and Myra Fermin on a desperate search, leading them to a shocking discovery in a forgotten manger. As Izzy O'Toole races to stop a masked killer who calls himself "no face," the line between truth and deception blurs—especially when a woman claiming to be The Question steps into the light.
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