I'm insatiably curious and have an interest in philosophy and its intersection with action/violence. So not this version, but Denny O'Neil's. I picked this picture because I own the original art for it.

Anyone nostalgic for when insta witches used to declare war on the Moon, Rick Veitch and Tommy Lee Edwards did a comic called Falling Into Place about the Question coming to Metropolis to humble the God of the Sun (Superman) so Lois Lane will think he's cool. Lex Luthor is just *there* being a jerk.

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(that other people made this time)

No one else owns the original art for this cover.

En los pequeños detalles, está el Diablo Contradicción. En lo cotidiano, la coherencia de esa opinión de nuestro interlocutor se desbarata con ese detalle que te incomoda. En el nivel del gobierno y los partidos, el detalle se oculta y su naturaleza, doble moral, es la misma de izquierda a derecha

Two issues into Veitch and Edwards' Question miniseries and I feel so mixed on it. On the one hand, I don't love the whole chi/cityspeaking thing for a character like Vic, but on the other hand it's done SO well and SO creatively that I can't help but vibe with it anyways. Will report back later.

In the Question, Veitch has the former Objectivist superhero operating in parallel worlds of dream and logic, from which he seeks to save Superman from a clever criminal gang and a hitman who kills both body and soul. Superbly trippy art from Tommy Lee Edwards.

Falling Into Place is a Tom Veitch/Tommy Lee Edwards joint in which the Question goes to Metropolis because he a) has a crush on Lois Lane, b) has a plan to stop Lex Luthor, c) is jealous as hell of Superman, and d) is a magician and wants to be the magick warrior who beat the sun & anti-sun.

oooh, always wanted to get into the veitch/edwards question mini, but tracking down the individual issues feels like a bit of a nightmare. curious to see what you think of the rest of it!

Also, if you were wondering, here’s my review of the Rick Veitch/Tommy Lee Edwards The Question miniseries from 2005.
TLDR: so many great ideas that could’ve made it an all-timer but the execution is lacking hard, and it’s not satisfying as a next step for O’Neil’s Batman or as it’s own thing.

Save the date: I’m appearing at “Death in the Dales”, the crime writing festival in Sedbergh (England’s “book town”) from 11-13 October, alongside a host of fellow crime authors based in the north! More details soon…

3. Charles Victor Szasz aka Vic Sage aka the Question
(I own the original artwork for this cover)

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By: Mark Dwyer on Friday, February 13, 2026

I'm so excited to see my crime-writing colleagues (and friends) Martin Edwards, Kate Ellis, Jean Briggs, Matthew Booth, Antony Johnston, Fiona Veitch et al at Death in the Dales! A line-up of heavy hitters, PLUS a screening of The Big Heat? Sign me up!

www.sedbergh.org.uk/bookfestival/

When I was like 10, my older brother took me to a Comics-N-Stuff where he said he would buy me 1 comic book. They were organized alphabetically so I went for the letters that seemed cool like X, K, and finally Q. This was my first comic I ever owned.

( #Comics #DC #QuestionDC #Veitch&Edwards )

Comic : The Question

Writer : Rick Veitch
Artist : Tommy Lee Edwards

#dccomics

I read the Question mini from 2005 by Rick Veitch and Tommy Lee Edwards and it was amazing. They turn him into a city shaman and it was interesting. The mini doesn't get bought up enough.

And last for this bunch, What If? Featuring Daredevil by Rick Veitch and Tommy Lee Edwards. It's an alternate reality where an ancestor of Murdock's runs afoul of a Japanese feudal era Kingpin. But the Daredevil character is someone else, a Japanese man whose father was killed by the Shogun.