The Question Omnibus Vol 2 (2024) - Dennis O'Neil, Denys Cowan - DC Comics - Cridical Comics

The Question Omnibus Volume 2 (2024)
Collects The Question (1986) # 28-36 (finished run), The Question Quarterly (1990) # 1-5, The Question Annual # 2, Green Arrow Annual # 2-3, Showcase '95 # 3, The Brave and the Bold # 1-6 , Azrael Plus #1 The Question Returns #1
(Printed 2022, 1st Printing)
By Dennis O'Neil, Denys Cowan additional work
Also Mike Grell, Mike Baron, Rick Burchett and Joe Quesada
This is, LEGITIMATELY, my favourite comic book run!!!
#dccomics #thequestion #watchmen

[@gumbygreen14]

Nice to see someone else reviewing omnibus releases nowadays! Solid review, thanks for showing so much of the internal content.

[@ron.hubbard]

Just got the first Omni yesterday so it's good to see where it goes from there.

[@geminisundone]

Hey man. I ordered this days ago. Loved the first Omni. Came as a huge surprise the first volume as I had no idea what it was about. I was very impressed with the writing. I'm hoping when this arrives and I dive in that it's as good as the previous volume! 👍 Just finished watching your showcase and man I'm pumped now! So glad it's kept the level high. Like you, this is my first major Omni pickup this year. I think I'll reread the first Omni in anticipation. All the best Daz

[@joelgreenlee9421]

I'm getting this omni as well. Like you, Question is a favorite of mine. I think there was a series by Rick Veitch in the early aughts but for whatever reason, DC won't release it as a trade. Have you read it? What do you think? I heard that the Ditko Family Foundation is releasing Mr A as a collection of trades. I don't know if that'll happen but I'm curious to see what that's like compared to the Question. Great video!

[@cridicalmedia]

Funny you mentioned the Veitch era not getting a print. Used to say the same of the Question Quarterly (which is included here). Vietch's run was probably the last time that Vic Sage felt like Vic Sage (before Lemire's "Deaths of Vic Sage" later), but was also the beginning of the "shaman" persona. Personally, wasn't the biggest fan of that direction, but didn't hate it either. Mr. A was a far more esoteric character. Rarely fighting physical enemies, but moreso ideals/mantras. Tom King did a pretty accurate homage, during the Rorschach 2020, with the characterization of "The Citizen" and "The Unthinker". They battle over concepts and theories, directly