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3April 1987
$1.50; 2.10 CAD

The Question #3

DC · April 1987 · on sale 1987-01-06

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Identification plate

Series
The Question (DC, 1987 series)
Issue
#3
Publication date
April 1987
Key date
1987-04-00
On-sale date
1987-01-06
Indicia publisher
DC Comics Inc.
Price
$1.50; 2.10 CAD
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Denys Cowan; inks: Bill SienkiewiczThe Question [Vic Sage]; Junior Musto
1Apr Deluxe Checklistpromo (ad from the publisher)0.33letters: typeset
2In My Opiniontext article0.67script: Robert Hale
3Suffer the Children...comic story27script: Dennis O'Neil; pencils: Denys Cowan; inks: Rick Magyar; colors: Tatjana Wood; letters: Gaspar SaladinoThe Question [Vic Sage]; Aristotle "Tot" Rodor; Myra Fermin; Jackie Connelly; Wesley Fermin; Jeremiah Hatch; Benno Musto; Junior Musto; Pedro Musto
4-letters page2script: Mike Gold; pencils: Mike Grell; inks: Mike GrellWarlord

Where to read it

CollectionYear
Zen and Violence
ISBN 978-1-4012-1579-8
2007On eBay ›
The Question by Dennis O'Neil and Denys Cowan Omnibus #1
ISBN 978-1-77951-547-6
2022On eBay ›

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