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30 de jun. de 2020 · Ambos recopilaron las 64 páginas publicadas de Question en Charlton de la mítica biblioteca DC, las fotocopiaron, y se las llevaron para estudiarlas minuciosamente. O´Neil regreso con muchas ideas, lo que dejaba patente que estaba metido de lleno en el proyecto y lo que es más importante, estaba metido en el personaje, mostrando el entusiasmo necesario para la creación de una nueva serie.
The Question (Volume 2) was a limited series, published by DC Comics. It ran from 2005 until 2005. It starred Question. Question (Volume 2) #1 Question (Volume 2) #2 Question (Volume 2) #3 Question (Volume 2) #4 Question (Volume 2) #5 Question (Volume 2) #6 The Question: Falling in Place (2015)ISBN: 978-1401255466 Cover Gallery: The Question Vol 2 Collections from The Question Vol 2 Images ...
A classic Charlton Comics character created by Steve Ditko who later migrated over to DC.The Question first appeared in the backpages of Blue Beetle vol. 5 #1 (June, 1967). Vic Sage was a television reporter for Hub City note when he was visited by his friend and former professor Aristotle "Tot" Rodor, who had invented an artificial skin he called "pseudoderm."
The Question (2004-) #6. Veitch, Edwards Apr 20, 2005. Add to Favorites. Add to List. Share. The Question’s mission to stop corruption takes him to Metropolis where he becomes the target of the Subterraneans.
29 de ago. de 2018 · As a result, the Question’s actual comic book legacy is fairly minimal (especially compared to DC character’s who have been around for decades), with a late 80s run serving as the character’s longest ongoing by far. Below you’ll find a complete guide to the DC Comics appearances of Vic Sage, Renee Montoya, and the visage of The Question!
16 de oct. de 2020 · In 1983, DC acquired the rights to all of Charlton Comics’ superhero characters, including The Question, who made his first appearance in DC continuity in Crisis on Infinite Earths by Marv Wolfman two years later. Then, in 1987, The Question finally received his own series from Dennis O’Neil and Denys Cowan, which ran for 36 issues.
