The Vic Sage iteration of The Question has had a bit of a hiatus in recent years of DC Comics, but this Black Label miniseries brings him back to life in a rewarding, slightly-updated way.

That didn't last long, however – in 2009's Blackest Night she came face-to-face with Vic Sage once more, briefly reanimated as a Black Lantern. (Image credit: DC) ...

By day, Vic Sage is a crusading journalist. By night, he dons his faceless "Pseudoderm" mask and punishes criminals, often employing lethal force to mete out justice (his brand of justice, anyway).

DC Comics, +1 more • Nov 20 ... Denys Cowan, and Bill Sienkiewicz comes a philosophical mystery starring Vic Sage - the Question. Building on the legacy of Dennis O'Neil and Cowan’s previous ...

Created as a mouthpiece for Ayn Rand's philosophy, the Question found a new meaning in the DC Universe. After Vic Sage's ...

The DC comic book 'The Question: The Deaths of Vic Sage' could be fertile ground for a mid-budget character study of a film. By Richard Newby Welcome back to The Hollywood Reporter‘s weekly ...

2. The Philosophy DC Comics/Denys Cowan. The driving force behind O'Neil's Question is the idea of the imperfect hero. To begin with, Sage is journalist who thinks himself invincible; he tells ...

The Question Bounces Through Time In New DC ... the two got back together to work on The Question: The Deaths of Vic Sage, ... back for a “final issue” as a Blackest Night tie ...

Jeff Lemire, creator of the Black Hammer universe and former writer of Frankenstein: Agent of SHADE, is returning to DC for a pair of new Black Label projects. The first of the two, Joker: Killer ...

The Joker and Question will be getting new miniseries in the fall. Check them out!

Though Sage would ultimately re-assume the identity in the DC Rebirth era, Montoya still operated as the crime-fighter, and has gone on to become a very popular character.

DC Comics. Speaking to I09, Lemire explained how Killer Smile came to be, and why The Question means so much to him as a writer.In his own words, this version of the Clown Prince isn't "as ...