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The Question v.2 #3

"The World, The Flesh, and The Devil" - Mar. 2005

The Cover of The Question v.2 #3 by Tommy Lee Edwards
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Script: Rick Veitch
Art: Tommy Lee Edwards
Lettering: John Workman
Editor: Ben Abernathy
Cover: Tommy Lee Edwards
Published by DC Comics

The Question stalks Metropolis looking for answers and finds them. The clever Subterraneans are using a place the prude Superman would never look to commit their crimes -- the bathroom. With an intricate plumbing system that allows for delivery and payment through the pipes, they can go undetected by Metropolis' premiere superhero.

Having this knowledge however, the Question goes on a city-wide tear, wrecking the Subterranean's various rackets -- drugs, black market weapons, prostitution. He sends a message by marking their payment money with the question mark symbol.

Meanwhile, Lois has a one-on-one with the architect and Feng Shui master, and they allow her to see the chi of the city using a special helmet, making Lois a semi-believer.

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