The Question, Vol. 5: Riddles

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One of the most intriguing comic book heroes of the 1980s was DC's The Question, the faceless, morally conflicted avenger based in corrupt Hub City, whose adventures were written by longtime Batman writer Dennis O'Neil. An expert in martial arts, The Question also delved into Eastern philosophy while taking on crime and crooked politicians.

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Secrets of the Question's past are revealed in this new, fifth volume, as The Question runs afoul of The Riddler and faces martial arts expert Lady Shiva.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 176 pages

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