Thriller #3/1989
In "Iron Dreams & Bloody Murder," Question races to stop a school bus rigged to explode, confronting the ruthless Musto and Hatch. As he uncovers a web of coercion, he learns that Myra was forced to give up her daughter Jackie to the same orphanage where Question himself was raised—and that she was also compelled into marriage with Mayor Fermin. The issue closes on a quiet, poignant moment as Question builds a snowman with Jackie, a rare gesture of warmth amid the storm. Written by Dennis O'Neil and Ola Jameson, with art by Denys Cowan and inks by Rick Magyar, and a striking cover by Howard Chaykin.
In "Tryggare kan ingen vara...", The Question races to stop a school bus rigged to explode, uncovering a web of coercion that ties Myra Fermin to the past she’s tried to escape. As secrets about her forced marriage to borgmästare Fermin and the hidden fate of her daughter Jackie come to light, Question confronts the twisted connections between past trauma and present danger. The story ends with a quiet, poignant moment as he builds a snowman with Jackie, a gesture that speaks volumes.
In "Kapitel fem: Versioner," Adam Susan confesses his love for fate, while V reveals a lingering affection for Justitia—only to shatter that bond and destroy Old Bailey. Amidst the echoes of memory, Lewis Prothero speaks of mother and the room marked V, as secrets unravel in a story where past and present collide.
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↩ Reprints The Question #3 (1987), Blackhawk #3 (1988), V for Vendetta #2 (1988)
Reprinted in Thriller #4/1989 (1989)
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