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DC. The Question was an ongoing series starring the Question (Vic Sage), a character acquired from defunct publisher Charlton Comics. The series ran for 36 issues and two annuals from 1986 to 1990. It was revived for a one-shot special in 1997 and a 37th issue was released in 2010 as part of the...
The Question — battles back in a mind-bending 6-issue miniseries written by Rick Veitch (SWAMP THING) with art by Tommy Lee Edwards (BATMAN: GOLDEN STREETS OF GOTHAM)!Vic Sage is a TV journalist with an uncanny ability to break difficult stories, thanks in large part to his relentless crime-fighting campaign as the Question!
1. (this may seem to be a simple question for native speakers as I think they don't even think about it, but it's not so clear for me) In formal language, should it be written with or without "the" in the following cases?: 1) " (The) question 1 was asked in order to identify..." 2) "Answers to (the) question 1 were..."
21 de ene. de 2023 · Question vol 1: Zen y Violencia. Por. Enrique Doblas. - 21 enero, 2023. 13. 4287. Edición original: The Question núms. 1-13 USA. Edición nacional/España: ECC Ediciones. Guion :Dennis O’Neil. Dibujo :Denys Cowan. Color :Tatjana Wood. Traducción: Jaime Valero Martínez. Formato: Cartoné, 376 págs. A color. Precio :38,50 €
4,2 4.2 38 opiniones. Español (España) · ECC Ediciones. EDICIÓN ORIGINAL: The Question Vol. 1 núms. del 1 al 20 (II-1987 a X-1988), Detective Comics Annual vol 1 núm. 1 (IX-1988) y Green Arrow vol 2 #1. Annual núm. 1 USA (IX-1988) Vic Sage es el periodista más implacable de Hub City.
The Question #1 is an issue of the series The Question (Volume 1) with a cover date of February, 1987. Contents. 1 Synopsis for "The Bad News" 2 Appearing in "The Bad News" 3 See Also. 4 Links and References. Synopsis for "The Bad News"
The Question is a name used by several fictional characters appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. Created by Steve Ditko, the Question first appeared in Charlton Comics ' Blue Beetle #1 (June 1967), and was acquired by DC Comics in the early 1980s and incorporated into the DC Universe. [2]
