The Life & Death of The Question

Y'all asked.
I Answered.
Here's the Questions Entire reading order:
Blue Beetle (Charlton) #1-4. Collected in Action Heroes Archives vol. 2
Mysterious Suspense #1. Collected in 52 Companion and Action Heroes Archives vol. 2
Blue Beetle (1986) #5-6
Charlton Bullseye Fanzine #5
Charlton Bullseye Ashcan #1
Americomics Special
Question #1-18
Detective Comics Annual 1
Green Arrow Annual 1
Question Annual 1
The Question #19-30
Question annual 2
Green Arrow annual 2
The Question # 31-36
Brave & The Bold (the '91 Grell Mini) #1-6
Green Arrow Annual 3
Question Quarterly #1-5
Showcase '95 #3
Steel #38
Azrael Plus The Question Special
The Question Returns Special
Living Assault Weapons #1-6
Batman Chronicles #15. Collected in Road to No Man's Land
Batman/Huntress Cry for Blood #1-6. Collected in Cry for Blood
Gotham Knights #38-39
The Question (the Veitch Edwards Metropolis mini) #1-6. Possibly non-canon
52 Weekly Series. Key issues were 1, 4, 10-12, 26-28, 30, 33 and 34.
Helltown
Animated Series Universe:
Adventures in the DCU #8
Justice League Unlimited #8
Justice League Unlimited #20
Justice League Unlimited #25
Justice League Unlimited #36 (Question spotlight issue)
Montoya as Question
52# 48-52
Countdown #40-38
52 Aftermath Crime Bible 5 Lessons of Blood #1-5
Final Crisis #1-7
Final Crisis: Revelations #1-5
Detective Comics #854-867 (Backup stories)
Blackest Night Resurrected: The Question #37
Detective Comics #12 & Batman Annual #28
Birds of Prey vol. 3 #11-13
Convergence: The Question #1-2
Post-Flashpoint
New 52 FCBD Special
Justice League #0
Phantom Stranger #0, 5, 7, 9
Trinity of Sin: Pandora #1
Justice League #22
Justice League of America #9
Justice League Dark #22
Justice League of America #10
Justice League Dark #23
Justice League #23
Justice League Dark #25
Trinity of Sin: Pandora #5
Phantom Stranger #13
Phantom Stranger #21-22
Trinity of Sin #1-6
Phantom Stranger Future's End
Convergence: Blue Beetle #1-2
Multiversity: Pax Americana (Alternate Earth-4)
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[@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace]

The sad fact is if they made a The Question movie today, most people would just think he's a rip off of Rorschach instead of his inspiration.

[@DaMoniable]

I think with all the fans out there, that would only last for a little bit.

[@jessecortez9449]

​@@DaMoniableno, movie audiences end up with the canon that gets presented to them. Source material fans end up in the back seat because they're a niche subculture and movies are made to grab the broadcast audience possible. I can't tell you how tiresome it gets sometimes when I mention comics canon to explain movie canon to someone that only watches the movie and then they say something like "that's not what the movie showed..."

[@mossystone584]

its not inspiration, its parody. rorscach is parodying the oldest version that is just randian morals

[@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace]

@@mossystone584 according to Alan Moore, he wanted to use the old Charleston characters in Watchmen, The Question was one. DC didn't want those characters in it so he made similar characters. He wasn't parodying them. Parody would have been if Moore was making fun of or mocking them.. that's what parody is an imitation of the style of a particular writer, artist, or genre with deliberate exaggeration for comic effect.

[@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace]

@@jessecortez9449 now you know how I felt in 1989 when Batman killed the Joker.

[@arthurquiliao2675]

As a Brazilian, the fact that the Question went to South America to *escape corruption and violence* is both tragical and comical to me

[@bruninjesus4496]

Papo

[@ScroomBoi]

DC never fails to make the weirdest character and have their story be one of the most profound somehow

[@ffiiggyy]

Animal Man

[@Nebulous8091]

​@@ffiiggyy rag man

[@viderevero1338]

Kite Man is still my favorite example of this.

[@JH0207]

@@ffiiggyyI just bought the animal man hardcover omnibus and I’m hyped asf to read it

[@ffiiggyy]

@@JH0207 Happy reading!

[@williamnduka1026]

I absolutely loved him in justice league unlimited where he was the hero that unearthed this huge CADMUS conspiracy, plus his episodes with huntress are always a treat.

[@Durmomo0]

Him and Huntress are great together

[@williamnduka1026]

@@Durmomo0 I remember there was a what are you wearing joke, where huntress was like "so what are you wearing" and Question started describing his suit. My young mind didn't understand the situation then.

[@Durmomo0]

@@williamnduka1026 Yeah that was amazing lmao, I had forgotten about that

[@arandomthingintheabyss2062]

the guy literally played 4d chess just to get a date

[@gingy30]

Power couple

[@beefchief2320]

He may not be the powerful, smartest, most skilled or the richest hero, but the Question is still one of the most interesting characters in DC comic history.

[@ChauNyan]

I remember him in TBAB and Justice League and Batman ALWAYS treated him as a detective equal

[@smileytlj23]

​@ChauNyan if The Question had Batmans wallet he'd be the superior detective

[@ChauNyan]

@@smileytlj23 let's not get ahead of ourselves. Question is only superior in some aspects because he will cross certain lines.

[@smileytlj23]

@ChauNyan question can literally deduce everything Bruce can with a 1/4 the resources, and yet you believe he isn't the superior detective. Low balling a g.o.a.t is crazy work

[@ChauNyan]

@@smileytlj23 Dr.Manhatten, Time Travel mystery that Brianiac 5 cannot, Orion magic bullet

[@AndresAnLozadaLopez]

I never understood why DC hasn't done more with The Question. He might not have Batman popularity, but every comic related group I join always mentions how much they love him and how they would love to see some form of adaptation

[@fernadogonzalez2940]

A story where he teams up with detective chimp and a de-powered Constantine would be incredibly fun

[@armandoventura9043]

You have answered yourself: because The Question is not as popular as Batman Warner hopes that The Batman high bar will be surpassed somehow, which is why several interesting projects are simply forgotten because they do not seem to have that potential

[@Solitaire001]

One option might work is to take an inspiration from Columbo. What might not be remembered is that Columbo started out as one part of a series called "The NBC Mystery Movies." Each week, one of the three series would appear in the slot. The other series were "McCloud" and "McMillan and Wife." Each would appear in a 90 minute TV movie. DC could do the same thing, having an umbrella title like "The DC Superhero Movies." Each week features 90-minute mini movie that features one DC character or group. While some characters/groups like The Question, The Martian Manhunter, The Metal Men, and Captain Atom might not be popular enough to support an on-going series, they could support an occasional mini-movie. In turn, characters that are found to be extremely popular could be spun off into a TV series or a theatrical feature.

[@Solitaire001]

To add to my previous post: They could even feature some unusual characters such as Angel & The Ape, ones I'd like to see (possibly as a team up with Detective Chimp). Angel O'Day is a top athlete, marksman, and detective. However, she feels like she is a disappointment because she feels that she doesn't measure up to her family. That's because her father is a archeologist, her stepmother and stepsister are superheroes, and her adopted brother is a gorilla (see below). Angel thinks her family is normal. The Ape is Sam Simeon, a gorilla from Gorilla City (the city appeared in "The Flash") who is a professional comic book artist. Sam is the grandson of Gorilla Grodd and has a variation of Grodd's telepathic powers. He uses them to cause people not to notice that he's a gorilla so he can function in human society (he causes people to think that he's just an unusual-looking human). He left Gorilla City and was adopted into Angel's family (they know he's a gorilla).

[@NoahSprague]

I think you should count it as a blessing that they ignore him because who knows what charges they would have made?!

[@thatsgib6015]

i truly loved the depiction of The Question from Justice League Unlimited: He feels like the embodiment of chaotic good, he always works hard to do the right thing, but goes at a very round-about way to achieve it, but his plans almost always work cuz he knows that it will, whether its helping his crush confront the person who murdered her parents to teach her about the difference between justice and vengeance, or breaking into a building, not by sneaking in but by smashing the window and casually walking in cuz the security wont interfere in time. He was truly one of my favorite characters from the show

[@pizzastolfo856]

Definitely Chaotic Good helping people in an eccentric and sometimes property damaging manner for the greater good of course (and maybe a quick giggle)

[@BrianTenBeers]

You have an 85 word sentence in your comment, just saying.

[@thatsgib6015]

@@BrianTenBeers Do you want me to put my youtube comment in MLA format too?

[@bunniey3290]

​@@BrianTenBeersI blame the girl scouts

[@meamishere1166]

@@BrianTenBeers That's the kind of thing that only *The Question* would notice. Vic? That you?

[@toaster9922]

The characters of watchmen aren't just "based on" existing DC superheroes, they were supposed to actually BE them. Some sort of licensing issue prompted the creation of The Comedian, Dr Manhattan and everyone else in their stead.

[@ianfinrir8724]

Short answer: DC acquired characters from Charlton Comics after it went out of business. Alan Moore wanted to play with them, DC said no.

[@hypnotised-clover]

​@@ianfinrir8724Good, watchmen would not be as good if the characters were just regular comic book characters with no degree of uniquness or new intrigue.

[@Intr0vertical]

@@hypnotised-clover you do realise they coulda just been fleshed out right

[@hypnotised-clover]

@@Intr0vertical I don't get it.

[@hypnotised-clover]

@@Intr0vertical Just want to point out, if you want to be taken seriously, don't talk so condescendingly.

[@SupremeLordBruv]

"Whos that?" "Thats the Question..." "then whats the answer?!"

[@noneuklid]

Michael Patten, a Batman villain.

[@jonathanathor117]

I am the answer

[@zigfaust]

*Allen Iverson has entered the Voice Chat

[@Mr_Schizo]

The answer is Batman.

[@scottbruckner4653]

Find out within the issue.

[@doomer2electricboogaloo730]

The Question popping up in Battinson would be so cool

[@thundercharged1]

Of all the heroes in the DC universe, I agree that The Question is probably the one best fit for the tone Matt Reeves set for his movies

[@frankjohnson2690]

Damned! That gives me chills! Awesome idea

[@respectfulevil9022]

That would be so cool yeah

[@topcat59]

I’m honestly amazed they didn’t give the question his own show, since he seems like a perfect character to get newer people interested in the mystery aspects of DC.🐱

[@elocfreidon]

It is probably the conspiracy theory angle that frightens investors.

[@karikora8279]

Or the mask would be hard to make lol

[@JtheBOSS]

@@elocfreidonthat was just the Justice league cartoon version of the question

[@elocfreidon]

@@JtheBOSS Which one is newer?

[@mikkel6938]

He'll probably get a show, or at least feature in some projects of the new DCU. There's been a few things hinting that James Gunn has plans for the character

[@TheRealSkreegle]

The DCAU interpretation is what introduced me to the Question. Love that guy

[@inanimateinsomniac4life]

12:38 "If you answer correctly, you go free." "Well?" "Am I going to beat the shit out of you?"

[@Sejikan]

I like this interpretation

[@dApOnTe145]

I was first introduced to The Question while watching Justice League Unlimited and was was immediately drawn to how mysterious of a character he was, as well as his entertaining conspiracy theories. "The plastic tips of shoe laces are called aglets...and their true purpose is sinister". I always loved that line.

[@dazzlethestar151]

The Question may be considered a wacko conspiracy theorist, but he's definitely one of my favourite underrated characters to ever come out of DC comics, mostly thanks to Justice League Unlimited.

[@MannequinMonarch]

Agreed. The biggest moment that comes to mind for me personally is how due to him having thought he had Luthor's plot figured out, he was ready to murder Luthor in cold blood so the Justice League wouldn't have to, and in turn saving their reputation while it was just the whack job conspiracy theorist who committed murder. Something about that feels like a perfect show of what kind of person he actually is. He's a whacko, but he knows that he is, and he's heroic enough that he's willing to put his reputation in mud and dirt if it means others have their heroism sustained.

[@dazzlethestar151]

@@MannequinMonarch Yeah, I really liked that episode. It was a great insight into the Question's character.

[@Fighttilltheend0136]

​@@MannequinMonarchyupp

[@jackcouch8322]

“Hey! Have you been going through my trash?!” “Please…I go through everyone’s trash.”

[@Ash-Winchester]

@@jackcouch8322 Ah-ha! As I suspected, 32 flavors.

[@CelloNuggets]

I clicked on the video because I love the question he is my favorite dc hero.

[@ExtrnalSorce2]

I love how innocent this comment is

[@sboinkthelegday3892]

And you would never read The Eternaut or Billy Bat, because those nations wouldn't win any wars, against your innocent civlians and force you to. Not owned by DC.

[@ericjohnson3140]

Me too bro

[@dreioo8759]

This comment is from the early 2000s. I love it!

[@jakebeninato9938]

Can’t recommend Dennis O’Neil’s Question run enough. It’s an amazing, thought provoking series. But if you’re going in expecting Question to be like from Justice League Unlimited, you’re going to be disappointed because that’s NOT Vic Sage. Vic can be arrogant and violent, is self-doubting, and is more Zen-based than Steve Dikto’s objectivism or JLU’s conspiracy obsession.

[@bastait]

call steve ditko objectivist is utter tripe spidermans entire motto is based on morality not objectivism. do you know even know who ayn rand was and what objectivism is?

[@sboinkthelegday3892]

@@bastait Something Ditko openly subscribed to. Perhaps you're the high priest of that religion to excummonuicate him so.

[@jakebeninato9938]

Steve Ditko was a well-known Objectivist. He created Mr. A (whose concept Ditko would then use for Question) to be a mouthpiece for Objectivism. That’s why Alan Moore made Rorschach a far-right nutcase; Question was inspired by Objectivism and Moore thought Rorschach’s psychopathy was a natural result. You can look it up, man. No need to act condescending.

[@bastait]

@@jakebeninato9938 never knew that crazy

[@mossystone584]

@@bastait yeahm thats why he left Marvel , cause jack kirby and stan lee hated his objectivism obsession

[@JohnSkao]

The question and the huntress are my favorite couple on dc, they are like a bizarro version of green arrow and black canary

[@ComicBookGuy420]

"The plastic tips at the ends of shoelaces are called aglets, their true purpose is sinister!" -Question, JLU

[@Ash-Winchester]

Topically applied fluoride doesn't prevent tooth decay, it does render teet detectable by spy satellite.

[@lynx4082]

"Why did you click on this video" Because you have a pleasing voice that matches well to these kinds of videos so I'd pretty much watch anything you put out

[@speedstriker]

Simp😊

[@mak_attakks]

True. Dude's got a nice relaxed voice

[@illdecidelater723]

The most underrated hero in DC in my opinion. Thank you sooooo much for giving him a video

[@cenzo4]

Bro thank you so much for making a Question video. There’s barely any decent info/content about this guy. 10/10

[@lightningmonky7674]

I clicked because I love the question and your video happened to pop up on my algorithm!! Great video and thanks for your analysis on a great character!

[@btg-bp4vl]

As a huge fan of Vic Sage I absolutely loved all of this, but I can't get over the fact he was taught by a guy named "Dick Dragon." Like how do you think he introduced himself? "The names Dragon, Dick Dragon... Dragon dis di-"

[@btg-bp4vl]

I am an immature child for this, but I refuse to apologize.

[@sboinkthelegday3892]

That's brilliant how you read into Sage getting worn down, into just the paneling, the coloring , heroic imagery going into the stiff repetition in the later boxing scene.

[@mcmanamey5448]

You made this video while I’m in the middle of reading O’neils run and after reading the Lemire black label mini series. Question, despite his mysterious nature, is such a grounded character-I love it. Definitely want to see more of the character.

[@trajanfidelis]

Jeffrey Combs will ALWAYS be the voice of The Question for me. Thanks for the video!

[@valeon7303]

I think the major appeal to the question is that hes far more grounded than other heros. Hes not a normal person who, through a freak accident, gains incredible powers. He's not somebody born with incredible gifts who is ostracized by society who needs to learn to control their powers/mutation/magic Hes not even a billionare with an unlimited budget Hes just an angry dude in a mask. Not the sane, borning, normal peter parker/clark kent type person. He's angry, belligerent, but still tries to do the right thing even if its not for the right reasons. They dont come into power, nor are they born with it. They learn new skills and a new perspective on life through years of hardship.

[@Chamiliatic]

The question in the crisis on infinite earths movie was amazing. I loved how in the end he refuses to cross over into a new timeline because he morally objects to the idea and just walks away.

[@DzustComics]

The O'Neil run might just be the most underrated boom ever. A masterpiece of entertainment and message! Dope book!

[@cheddargobIin]

I think Booster Gold would shine with the mullet-man treatment. Keep it up man.

[@muffin_whatever7314]

I clicked on the video cuz YOU posted it and I love learning more about comics stories and you read them really well

[@davidengstrom1614]

the reason i clicked on this video, since you asked, is because you make good quality content about comics that i love. keep up the amazing work man cause rn you’re the only youtuber that i still watch

[@SlothSkeleton]

The Question is one of my favorite DC characters. He deserves so much more love.

[@thundercharged1]

This is definitely one of the best videos about The Question on the entire site! I love that you go in-depth about Vic's personal and emotional journey, and the comics you specifically chose to highlight are premium. I absolutely love the O'Neil run and I'm so glad you focused on it. Only little quibble is that it's Lady Shiva, not Batman, who rescues Question and sends him to Richard Dragon. She's a pretty important character to his development for how little she appears!

[@chancegabriel22ify]

You earned a like for “if they can’t answer the riddle, they get blickkied and toss of the bus” 😂😂😂😂

[@billbadson7598]

I clicked on the video because I like The Question. I don't always agree with him, but I like that he's an actual character with actual opinions, and not just the generic hero-slop that they turn all their big names into, who all have the same beliefs and opinions and ideals.

[@gilbertgutierrez5560]

I remember reading the Question series when I was a teenager. This was a great comic book series that is not remember. Love to see the original Question comes back as a comic book series again.

[@tanksmeow2524]

honestly I really enjoy the question, always has been one of my favorites, thank you for covering him with the respect he deserves!

[@bruninjesus4496]

I clicked on the video bc I always wanted to known more about The Question... But the thumbnail attracted my eye to it.

[@frankjohnson2690]

Great video! I started getting into the question mid-high school back in the day and it helped expand my brain and perspective. Neither has shrunk since that period.

[@mrsmileygaming2735]

I WISH they would make “The question” movie/show. He’s so underrated

[@plasticweapon]

the idea is better than the result would be.

[@davecrowson448]

I love the Question. I’ve got all his Charleton appearances, and the Denny O’Neil DC series. Great stuff

[@detective___mcnulty]

0:11 I understand your frustration. I paid rent many times getting my car fixed. I'm praying for another car.

[@planescaped]

Question has been one of my favorite superheros ever since I saw Justice League Unlimited. He's like Batman if he were based. lol

[@SLEEPGANG]

Man, Riddler is like THE perfect Question villain. Literally a match made in hell.

[@MattSwiftfreelance]

I really became interested in The Question when JLU was airing. I bought the whole Denny O’Neill run on ebay. He’s so great. I wish DC would bring back Vic Sage.

[@erfandilfanian5877]

Appreciate your channel, man. Keep up the great work!

[@EzeHSK]

The passing of the mantle from Vic to Reneé is in the limited series 52, right after Infinite Crisis. This was between 4 to 5 years before Flashpoint and the New 52. Rick Veitch's miniseries was basically forgotten and Question's powers never came back. Great video!

[@dsalvatier]

I love the Question for his moral ambiguity and DEnny Oneil's run is highly underrated. The world is not black and white, it's a lot of gray and characters like the Question are needed to guide us through it. Thanks for pointing the spotlight on good ole Vic Sage.

[@the_gork]

I think a movie like “Batman and The Question” could go crazy. Or maybe a collab with watchmen

[@salt-emoji]

0:01 I'm here for you baybeee, love this channel

[@Monkeyman18214]

Hey man just found the channel the videos are great and I love learning about heroes and villains and all these stories that aren't really talked about as far as ik lol but thanks again keep up the hard work and thank you for the great video

[@aub6120]

it really feels like his story isn't even at its climax yet! The Question still has a magnum opus left to be made, and I can't be the only one waiting for it now.

[@therussiancomicbookgeek]

Denis O’Neil’s Question is fantastic

[@AceLM92]

Love Denny O'Neil's run on the Question. A pity there isn't much more material with the Vic Sage version, but I guess it's for the best so he doesn't get diluted with mediocre stories.

[@ryanheld3068]

Yes!!!! Finally someone making a video about the The Question. Thank you Mullet-Man. Thank you.

[@nightwing1491]

I honestly didn't know there would be a city worse than Gotham and that is saying a lot lol and just from looking at this video, The Question is just another character that needs a live action movie adaptation.

[@patrickmoler8025]

Denny O'Neil's Question is one of best street level superhero stories I have ever read.

[@CountryBwoy]

I think I first saw the Question in an old Blue Beetle comic I had back in late middle/early highschool. I fell in love with the character right away. I haven't kept up with him but still one of my favorites

[@thejacksrabbit2999]

I clicked because I love your content and wait for each to drop

[@projectalpha22_va]

YOOO QUESTION SWEEP. I love you, Question. You’re the best.

[@timmihancock8917]

Simple question at the beginning! I clicked on the video because I really enjoy your content :)

[@speedstriker]

From the way you described him, the question feels like an engima laying itself bare in front of you. Not as a challenge but as an invitation to reflect. On society, on human nature, on strength of character and the breadth of human experiences. One that doesn't end with a conclusion or answer but an affirmation of justice, integrity and struggles. It doesn't show you a marble statuesque vision of ultimate integrity and strength like Batman, but rather affirms that the pursuit of justice and the resistance against evil is worth it in and of itself.

[@whatsinaname691]

Never thought I’d see a video praising The Question without ever mentioning once Justice League Unlimited

[@TitularHeroine]

GREAT intro! The Question is one of my favorite characters🙏

[@sangun123]

he was amazing in justice league unlimited, from at first hearing him spout random seemingly goofy and ridiculous conspiracies to learning he's the only person on earth who figured out lex luthors plan

[@Brenhydra]

The Question in JLU was the absolute GOAT

[@honorableintent]

The Question is unironically my favorite. I've been collecting his comics slowly over the years.

[@lifestylemood]

no clue what happened but some switch went off few months ago where i gained a massive reinterest in him. Want to see him on the big screen so bad him in the matt reeves batman films would be so good

[@Solitaire001]

Something to mention: The Question didn't become a black lantern immediately after the end of his series. Due to the "Blackest Night" Event, DC revived a number of their cancelled series for one issue, continuing the numbering of the original series, with "The Question" returning in issue #37. The issue featured Vic Sage as Black Lantern Question, Renee Montoya as the current Question, Lady Shiva, and Doctor Rodor. In order to escape Sage, they had to completely shut down their emotions to make themselves invisible to Sage. Like all Black Lanterns, Sage can only see emotions coming off of people (as colors of the spectrum), not the people themselves.

[@Greenlows]

I clicked on this video becuase The Question is my favorite hero and I consume all Question content that crosses my sightline

[@MrNateiyf]

Hell yeah man! Glad you do your own dubs and not some generated crap. Wish ya luck my dude

[@alexcash6358]

I was first introduced to the question through the justice league animated series, I grew to love his character as he was so much different from every other hero, I’m sad they don’t do more with his character because his character is so interesting

[@magnablade]

I really hope James Gunn does The Question right in the DCU

[@sheepbentley4717]

He'll probably be a fuckin joke like Adam Warlock

[@lifestylemood]

is he actually doing him was it confirmed ?

[@j_igbo_404]

Deadass my favourite channel

[@andrewcabrera505]

Steve Ditko, the original creator of the Question, was inspired by Ayn Rand’s moral objectivism, which says that morality is black and white without any gray, and that the moral thing to do is to constantly act in one’s own self interest. It is a hardcore right wing ideology. The Question was Ditko’s magnum opus and his thesis of objectivism. When Steve Ditko left the publisher, he made his own self-published comic with a Question stand-in, who berates social workers and takes pleasure in letting petty criminals, especially children, die. It’s interesting to see how these Question storylines almost seem like writers’ argument against Ditko and the Question’s original pathos. When he looks at morality as black and white, it is seen as a character flaw that he overcomes as he slowly comes to term with the fact people are complicated. He goes out of his way to save the lives of everyone, seeing human life as precious and constantly giving everything of himself to help and save others, even the lives of criminals.

[@Six3rdy]

Mad respect for making the best exclamation about the question.

[@Rorschach2009]

I feel like this character as a whole doesn’t give enough love I hope in this new universe we get a question project, hopefully

[@Durmomo0]

The Question is awesome, I had to click.

[@zeos9409]

I love the last story about comics manifesting good. It's weird I'm in a point in my life where I'm questioning if I can really do good while also surviving in this crazy country. So to see a superhero like the question brings me a lot of comfort

[@theendofthestart8179]

The answer to why I clicked the video, I really enjoyed the animated justice league series despite never having interest in comics and so when I read "the question" it made me think back to how much I enjoyed the character and I want to know more about him. simple as.

[@Charlie.G506]

Why did i clicked? Simple, i see a Question vid? I click, he's probably the only DC vigilante that made me read a comic book from them. Simple as.

[@just4joebob]

Casting Jeffrey Combs as The Question in The Justice League cartoon was one of the best decisions that series ever made, and they did a lot right.

[@matheusalves5160]

The Question, alongside the Phantom Stranger are my favourite DC characters of all time. Idk, theres something about those deeply philosophical werdos that's just amazing and relatable in a way.

[@umbrellacorp.]

I loved The Question from Justice League: Unlimited. He and Huntress made a great Couple. Those classic cartoons were Awesome. 😎👍💯

[@zerospirit]

I clicked on your video because of Acevane and his parody of the Question here on youtube.

[@Divint12]

About 60% the title, the other 40% because you're good at summarizing comic book turbo nerd things. In fact, you're the only person who does this type of thing that I listen to, now. For a good long while now. I guess we share similar opinions on what makes for interesting stories. You might have even gotten me to pick up a few comics to read myself, I believe

[@animetruck833]

This man was my favorite character in justice league cartoon :)

[@benparrish672]

I am The NashVillain & I've always loved The Question. Rorschach sux tho! My Dad was a P.I. for a lil while, when I was a kid & I loved going w/him, even tho I only got to go on the safe/lame jobs, or as I used to call em, missions. Great video man! Cut your mullet. I'm from Nashville, I ain't bashful

[@jamesatherton5710]

I don't read comics, but I'm a fan of stories. I have to admit that The Question is one that is on my radar, and I agree that he is an underappreciated character. I do love Rorschach, and by extension I do think that The Question is an enjoyable story, a good concept of good character in a bad situation.

[@molopower2354]

I loved him in Justice League Unlimited, truly underrated character

[@jappithMTG]

I clicked the video cause I like using your videos while I work!

[@AdrianWallflower]

I saw the topic, and it intrigued me.

[@agentnacho2029]

I was introduced to him through the DCAU and I always knew everytime he was on screen, it would be an absolute treat! From his banter with Huntress to staring down Lex and calling him out on his bs in his own office

[@quaktoons331]

I clicked on the video because i recognized the character of the question, and I stayed because you're entertaining.

[@thoughtsfromnobody1845]

I clicked because I love the Question from the unlimited.

[@ViceMeister]

Did not expect to hear "Harambe" and "Gooning" in the same sentence ever.

[@joezar33]

Wtf is Gooning ? You zoomey are red-ruming the English language 😂

[@ryancampbell2192]

I clicked because The Question was one of my favorite comics back in 1985-1989.

[@Mr_Periwinkle]

HELL YEAH, Mullet Man talking about my favorite character, clicked the moment I saw it

[@buttnuts2599]

Kiteman?

[@Halvos12]

There's always something great about having a bad character do something good with no redemption, no moment of change, just proof that you don't have to be perfect to help others.