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Vic Sage (aka: The Question) was originally created as a minor Charlton Comics hero. He was heavily influenced by his creator's objectivist views and espoused a firmly objective standard of ethics. In his first appearances, Sage had very little backstory, and was often ruthless in his treatment of criminals. |
Vic Sage (aka: The Question) was originally created as a minor Charlton Comics hero. He was heavily influenced by his creator's objectivist views and espoused a firmly objective standard of ethics. In his first appearances, Sage had very little backstory, and was often ruthless in his treatment of criminals. |
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==Public Domain Appearances== |
==Public Domain Appearances== |
Revision as of 04:18, 16 December 2014
The Question | |
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Real Name |
Vic Sage |
First Appearance |
Blue Beetle (1967 series) #1 (1967) |
Original Publisher |
Charlton |
Created by |
Steve Ditko |
Origin
Vic Sage (aka: The Question) was originally created as a minor Charlton Comics hero. He was heavily influenced by his creator's objectivist views and espoused a firmly objective standard of ethics. In his first appearances, Sage had very little backstory, and was often ruthless in his treatment of criminals.
By day, Vic was a reporter for W.W.B. TV and had a rather large supporting cast, including Nora Lace.
Public Domain Appearances
- Blue Beetle (1967) #1-8
Notes
- Like many Charlton characters such as Tyro Team, Spookman, and Shape, the Question is in the public domain thanks to a lack of a proper copyright notice. This is because any work published without a proper copyright notice between 1923 and 1977 are in the public domain.
- While the first appearance of Vic Sage and all of his Silver Age Appearances are public domain, any appearances after 1977 of the Question produced by Charlton or DC are NOT.