THE QUESTION STANDS ALONE! As the Watchtower itself begins to crack from the strain being placed on it by an unseen villain, the Question must face an unexpected threat--her own teammates, including Batwoman! But does she have any chance of retaking JL HQ if she's already lost control of those closest to her? As her world collapses, the Question must tap into her own inner resolve or risk losing everything.
Segura better not be leaning in a direction of pulling Renee out of the role of The Question. There are some hints that she might not be holding onto things for a whole lot longer. Shes SUCH an appealing character on so many levels and she complements Batwoman quite a bit as a co-lead. Could be very. cool to see an ongoing series with Batwoman and Question working the streets of Gotham or some such. It would even be cool to just have an ongoing series where the two of them continue to act as security for the orbital watchtower. Read Full Review
All roads have led to Renee Montoyas final round with Cyborg Superman. Segura captures the drama while escalating events. The art team goes big when needed to add more weight to an already loaded chapter. This should be one hell of a finish. Read Full Review
This book is turning out to not be what I was expecting at all, with the first issue's mystery being quickly resolved and much of the series essentially being a high-stakes escape room, but it works. Renee is a great character who fits into just about every genre, and it's great to see her take the lead for a major story. Read Full Review
There are bad comics out there. All Star Batman and Robin is bad. Marville is bad. Superman: Distant Fires is bad. But, at least, I get some value out of those stories as they serve as a shining example of what NOT to do. This mediocre slop provides nothing other than a relationship tease and little else. Read Full Review
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