| “ | Honest men don't deal with known thieves. It can only lead to corrupting that which is honest! | ” |
–The Question | ||
Vic Sage, alias the Question, was an American television newscaster and vigilante.
Weapons and Abilities[]
Equipment[]
- Belt: The Question's belt contained a compartment for the safe storage of his mask, (COMIC: Who is the Question?, et al) and was designed to be able to unravel into a one piece line. (COMIC: Kill Vic Sage)
- Chemically treated cards: When exposed to the gas, Sage's business cards would disguise his identity by hiding his information and revealing hidden lettering detailing a false identity. (COMIC: Kill Vic Sage)
Skills[]
- Hand-to-hand combat: The Question could easily hold his own in a fight against multiple opponents. (COMIC: Who is the Question?)
Technology[]
- Mask: A pliable and durable mask that can be seen, breathed, and spoken through. (COMIC: Who is the Question?, et al)
Notes[]
- The Question was created by Steve Ditko, and was modeled after the objectivist principles of Ayn Rand's "Atlas Shrugged".[1] The Question was himself the model for Alan Moore's Rorschach,[1] alongside Ditko's other creation Mr. A.[2]
- Unlike other superheroes, the Question had no remorse or regrets from the deaths of his foes, and was willing to let them die even when he had the power to save them.
Appearances[]
- Blue Beetle
- Who is the Question? (first appearance)
- The Question vs. the Banshee
- Murder at 4-Square Construction
- Kill Vic Sage
- The Critic
- Mysterious Suspense
- What Makes A Hero?
Links[]
- The Question on Wikipedia
- Vic Sage on the DC Database
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Icons of the American Comic Book: From Captain America to Wonder Woman, Volume 1 - Randy Duncan & Matthew J. Smith - ABC-CLIO - Published 2013 - Page 626 - Retrieved 22 January 2021
- ↑ Icons of the American Comic Book: From Captain America to Wonder Woman, Volume 1 - Randy Duncan & Matthew J. Smith - ABC-CLIO - Published 2013 - Page 627 - Retrieved 22 January 2021