Thriller Magazine #3
In this gripping 1989 issue of Thriller Magazine, The Question races against time to prevent a bus full of children from being killed by Hatch’s mercenaries, while also confronting personal ghosts at the orphanage where he once lived. As Vic tracks down the truth behind a dangerous conspiracy, he’s drawn into a web of blackmail involving Myra and the corrupt Mayor Fermin—just as his past begins to catch up with him. Written by Dennis O'Neil and Ron Vader, with powerful art by Denys Cowan and Rick Magyar, and vivid colors by Tatjana Wood, the issue’s striking cover by Bill Sienkiewicz captures the tension and dread of a story where every choice could be fatal.
In a pulse-pounding tale from *Thriller Magazine #3*, The Question races against time to stop a bomb meant for a bus of children, while unraveling a web of corruption that ties back to his own past. As Vic Sage reconnects with Myra Fermin’s daughter at the orphanage where he once lived, he finds himself entangled in a conspiracy that reaches into the highest levels of city power—where Mayor Wesley Fermin’s grip is held by blackmail, and even allies like Tot Rodor and Jackie Connelly may not be who they seem.
In the shadowed corridors of a forgotten past, Cinder and Jake Ashe piece together the unraveling mystery behind Wilson Starger’s torment, their bond tested by memories of Vietnam that refuse to stay buried. As flashbacks reveal the war’s lingering scars, old wounds surface—alongside the quiet presence of Sue Ann Starger, Lacey, and the enigmatic Mr. Gaspar, whose role in the unfolding tragedy remains just out of reach.
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