http://www.vicsage.com/wp Sat, 08 Nov 2008 22:20:29 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Check it out at Massively.com. Thanks to reader Sean for pointing this out to us! http://www.vicsage.com/wp/news/jim-lee-dcu-online-vic-sage-concept-art/ We here at VicSage.com are fans of Fred Hembeck and his swirly-knee'd versions of superheroes. We're happy to report that he's drawn the Question as part of his Across the Page series, this one a tribute to Ditko's Charlton and DC creations. We knew in advance that this was coming because ... http://www.vicsage.com/wp/news/hembeck-draws-the-question/ Amazon.com now has a listing for The Question: Welcome To Oz which will be the fourth volume collecting the classic Dennis O'Neil & Denys Cowan series.  The site has it listed to be released on April 7, 2009 and running at 176 pages. http://www.vicsage.com/wp/news/amazon-reveals-fourth-question-tp/ From Action-Figure.com: From the Justice League Unlimited Line: From the DCU Infinite Heroes line: For more images visit Action-Figure.com's complete SDCC 2008 toy coverage, here. http://www.vicsage.com/wp/news/new-question-figures-displayed-at-san-diego-comic-con-2008/ First off, from Action Figure Times, the Giganta SDCC exclusive figure advertises the Question figure as coming this fall as part of Mattel's Justice League Unlimited Fan Collection. Secondly, as posted by "Superfriend," an exchange between the author and DC President Paul Levitz on the potential for a Question figure, with ... http://www.vicsage.com/wp/news/question-action-figure-news-roundup/ Renee Montoya's story picks up again in May 2006, in the year-long weekly comic 52. Written by a staff that included Gotham Central co-scribe Greg Rucka, the series detailed the exploits and adventures of DCU characters in a year without Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman. Montoya's story begins in a bar, ... http://www.vicsage.com/wp/essays/a-history-of-renee-montoya-part-iv-losing-face/ People are constantly tossing out the title, "Nicest person in comics," to describe artists, writers, editors, and others, but I think I can say that I've found a person who genuinely qualifies for the title: artist Philip Tan, who provides the detailed pencils on the forthcoming Final Crisis: Revelation mini-series. Philip ... http://www.vicsage.com/wp/interviews/final-crisis-revelation-talk-with-philip-tan/ Friends, Romans, Question fans, lend me your ears! What follows is as best a listing of all appearances of Renee Montoya that Amedeo and I have been able to scrape together from various online listings, like comics.org and The Unofficial Guide to the DCU, plus our own efforts. But we know ... http://www.vicsage.com/wp/dc-comics/the-not-quite-complete-renee-montoyagraphy/ Writer Greg Rucka. Five questions. Ten minutes. Final Crisis: Revelation lighting round -- GO! EN: How long after Crime Bible does Final Crisis: Revelation take place, and where is Renee at this point? GR: It's about five, six months after the end of Crime Bible. Question has separated herself from the Order; ... http://www.vicsage.com/wp/interviews/final-crisis-revelation-lightning-round-with-greg-rucka/ Nick Hartz, aka Holiday on the ComicBloc Forums, is the only person I've seen who completely cracked the code found on the opening page of each issue of the Crime Bible, revealing the lost book. He was kind enough to let us in on his experience in meticulous translation: Well, when ... http://www.vicsage.com/wp/essays/nick-holiday-hartz-breaks-the-crime-bible-code/