The Question Quarterly #1
Comic Books

The Question Quarterly #1

1990

Cover Date
1990-09-01
Issue Name
Any Man's Death
Series Name
The Question Quarterly
Issue Number
1
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Published in 1990, The Question Quarterly #1 marked a notable expansion for Dennis O'Neil and Denys Cowan's gritty take on the character Vic Sage, moving the narrative into a more expansive, prestige-format medium. Collectors prize this issue for its sophisticated exploration of urban philosophy and political noir, which helped define the mature tone of DC Comics' late twentieth-century output.

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