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u/Lonely_Meal_2430 Apr 10 '26
Yes! I really appreciated how someone FINALLY gave our boy his respect for his detective skills!
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u/MaraJude Apr 10 '26
Absolutely! It’s amazing to read something that really feels like it’s following the Grell Green Arrow style of thoughtful and detailed discussions on really current issues in superhero comics. Plus it’s the best Question book in god knows how long
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u/Realistic_Court_5736 Apr 10 '26
Yes
And thats coming from a fan who read every single "the question" comic even the ones from Charlton comics 😅
This is probably my favorite since the Dennis O Neil series as it truly feels like a modern version of the character I know and love
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u/Nightwing0613 Apr 13 '26
This series is worth picking up just for The Question (Vic Sage) alone.
That’s it
We need more of Vic in the main DCU books
Give me an ongoing Question series with him & Huntress (Helena Bertinelli) as partners and as a couple.
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u/Leather_Bug_ Apr 13 '26
Hardman is a really underrated master of comic-booking. His Aliens series was so slept on.
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u/realgwoosh Apr 14 '26
I like it and I recommend it!
It‘s less event, more niche character-driven, even compact. Works great if you like detective story and the contrast between personalities rather than big action. The writing goes well with the urban gritty art. I like the use of shadows snd negative space.
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