Created by comics legend Steve Ditko, the faceless avenger known as The Question is one of comics' most mysterious and fascinating heroes!In the corrupt, crime-ridden Hub City, investigative reporter Vic Sage strives to tell his viewers the truth - and philosophical, trenchcoated hero The Question, whose face is a featureless blank - uncovers what Sage cannot. But with deadly martial artist assassins and political intrigue to contend with, will one man - even a master of unarmed combat - be able to make a difference?Legendary "Batman" writer Dennis O'Neill and penciller Denys Cowan (Deathlok) present one of the most acclaimed comics of the 1980s! Collects THE QUESTION #1-6.

In this second volume that collects THE QUESTION #7-12, The Question tracks a killer to a distant island prison and becomes involved with a gambling crimelord.

One of the most intriguing comic book heroes of the 1980s was DC’s The Question, a faceless, morally conflicted avenger based in corrupt Hub City. An expert in martial arts, The Question also delved into Eastern philosophy while taking on crime and crooked politicians. In this new, fourth volume, The Question tries to find a manufacturer of deadly plastic guns and attends his high school reunion. Then, as the election of a new mayor is being held, a tornado tears through Hub City, killing the new mayor-elect and leaving an unlikely bureaucrat to fill his shoes. Collecting issues #19-24

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. 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. Collecting issues #25-30

The Question tackles urban renewal with violent results. 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 long-time Batman writer Dennis O'Neil. An expert in martial arts, The Question also delved into Eastern philosophy while taking on crime and crooked politicians. In this volume, the neighbourhood of Hell's Acres has been scheduled for demolition, and The Question's companion has been kidnapped and brought there. Even if The Question can rescue her, can he stop the machinations of a crooked judge out to silence him forever? Collecting THE QUESTION #31-36