The Question by Dennis O'Neil and Denys Cowan Omnibus #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis first omnibus volume collects the gritty, politically charged run of The Question by writer Dennis O'Neil and artist Denys Cowan, originally published in the late 1980s and early 1990s. It follows investigative journalist Vic Sage, the faceless vigilante known as The Question, as he uncovers corruption in Hub City and crosses paths with Batman, Ra's al Ghul, and other key DC characters. The volume includes issues from The Question #1-27, along with related annuals and crossover material, showcasing O'Neil and Cowan's defining take on the character.
In "The Bad News," Dennis O'Neil and Denys Cowan deliver a tense, character-driven thriller as The Question tracks Butch and Sundance to Seattle, only to be outmaneuvered at every turn. Green Arrow’s unexpected intervention throws the investigation into new territory, while The Question grapples with unsettling parallels to Rorschach after reading The Watchmen. Cover by Bill Sienkiewicz and Denys Cowan captures the story’s noir intensity with striking, textured art.
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↩ Reprints The Question #1 (1987), The Question #2 (1987), The Question #3 (1987), The Question #4 (1987), The Question #5 (1987), The Question #6 (1987), The Question #7 (1987), The Question #8 (1987), The Question #9 (1987), The Question #10 (1987), The Question #11 (1987), The Question #12 (1988), The Question #13 (1988), The Question #14 (1988), The Question #15 (1988), The Question #16 (1988), The Question #17 (1988), The Question #18 (1988), The Question #19 (1988), Detective Comics Annual #1 (1988), Green Arrow Annual #1 (1988), The Question #20 (1988), The Question Annual #1 (1988), The Question #21 (1988), The Question #22 (1988), The Question #23 (1988), The Question #24 (1989), The Question #25 (1989), The Question #26 (1989), The Question #27 (1989)
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