That was honestly one of my favorite episodes (other than the episode in which Question and Huntress start a relationship (and when Huntress heavily implied towards the end of the episode that her and Q were going to go have sex)).
My favorite is when he is being interrogated and tortured, and the person asks (I don't remember who it was) him to tell him everything he knows, and he just spouts out a billion conspiracy theories.
***** an endless night of questions and riddles! I mean who will answer their riddles and question specially none of them will answer or a guy who will answer is not involved of their conversation
I absolutely fell in love with the Question because of the Justice League series. I had no prior experience with the character, much like how I'm a huge Blue Beetle (Jamie) fan due to his on-screen introduction in Batman The Brave and the Bold.
+Duo Maxwel He even acknowledges this himself several times whenever he appears, he still looks into the connections though because they might actually be real, and if not then it's still something for him to do.
It could go so many different ways, mainly because The Question hasn't been explored very much by DC. They could absolutely tank on representing Q, but they could also do an amazing job with further developing a storyline and making The Question have some answers.
...how does the Dark Universe connect to the New 52? And SS got poor reviews, JL got even worse reviews. I highly highly doubt they'll use the Question, since no one seems to be using him. His new origin doesn't even work properly because his character was never explored and his motives didn't make any sense. His stories revolved around large spectacle rather than actual character development and by the end of Trinity of Sin I was left with more questions than answers. I know exactly HOW the story should be set out, but I'm not exactly the guy DC is looking for to revive a relatively unknown character.
I really liked the Question on the justice league cartoon. After seeing Rorschach I was like "hmm he seems like the question" :P I enjoyed his conspiracy theories. I was hopping they would give him more screen time. :(
Jeffery Combs was the perfect choice to voice the Question in the Justice League. He could even do it live action if he was a younger man. Great actor.
Be sure to also check out these very cool Superhero origin clips! Origins of The Incredible Hulk Superhero Origins: The Green Lantern Spiderman: Origin and History Superhero Origins: Teen Titans
***** i will agree to disagree with you on the point that doing Japanese Manga/Anime characters origins would be better. I say this because unlike american Comic heros, most anime characters are in a closed story so if they did anime characters they would most likely just explain the characters arc in their respective story.....like they did with the characters or Watchmen. i feel it is better to do American comic heroes since they're stories are ( for the most part) not finished and instead are constantly being build upon so learning their origin helps explains their motives if you decided or are already reading their comics. This not to say i woudlnt like to see some Anime/Manga characters pop up on WatchMojo.com. i would watch them for sure! i love a lot of Anime characters
This overview of "The Question" was terrible. It never mentioned that this character was created by Steve Ditko, a legend in the comic book industry, or the fact that he did so as an expression of his adherence to the philosophy of Objectivism. It never mentions the issue in the 80s called "Zen & Violence" in which the character moving towards a more Buddhist approach really begins. It never talks about how in that run he eventually had encounters with Batman, The Riddler, Green Arrow or the beginning of a long, tense, uneasy relationship with Lady Shiva. Oh and the fact that Shiva & Batman are two of the reasons he remained and improved as a crime fighter. Never touched on his romance with The Huntress and ONLY mentioned his relationship with Montoya without providing detail. It played endless clips of his (awesome) run on JLU w/o ever delving into the storylines he was used in. And ended with talking about his useless run the "New 52." In short, this overview skipped all the good stuff.
+Meamishere I'm pretty sure this isn't an overview, it's an origins coverage. I dunno about you, but I'm pretty sure that when you talk about someone's origins you don't really ponder about what they did as with an overview. Also all their origins cover what happens in the fictional world and they never cover what happens in real life... cause that's not a fictional character's origin but rather development.
I am a fan of The Question, even if he doesn't have superpowers. He makes up for that for his great intellect, detective skills, and excellent hand-to-hand combat prowess.
The game or the comic? Because is the game, he'd be useless and no one would want to play as him seeing as he has no powers and no gadgets. In the comic, it would be much better for him to stay out of it unless he was on Batman's side spying on Superman or something like that since he's good at getting information.
In the game... he'll essentially be just a character who's good in hand to hand. In the comic, it's hard to see which side he'll be on if he ever gets in the conflict due to his morals.
I don't mind the new 52 version as a character, I just don't like him as Question. But yeah, question has been rebooted plenty of times. Surprisingly the jlu version was pretty good.
The Question is one of my favorite characters from the Justice League Unlimited series, can't wait to see how he is done in either the TV or Movie DC universe.
I really like the Question in the JLU series. I felt like his stories helped to drive the show forward as opposed to the fillers we often get on the show.
I love the question. He is such an underrated hero. Is is just because he is human and has no powers? p.s. I think anyone in a relationship with him would have to have a very open mind with all of his conspiracy theories. I know I would never be bored.
I still don't understand how the Question hasn't appeared on Arrow, Flash or LOT yet, not like he is hard to do in live action or cost a lot. Here is hoping he shows up in Justice League Action at some point. The Question is one of my top 5 favorite DC heroes. My favorite thing is in the novel helltown he hi jacks a bus with kids on it has one of his first acts as a hero.
Ah, The Question...one of the most brilliant and unique characters in comic book history. One of my favorites too! Also, Jeffery Combs did an amazing job voicing him in Justice League Unlimited. If The Question ever returns in any DC animation, they have to get Jeffery reprising the role. He just adds so much mystery to the character. Fun Fact: Jeffery Combs also voiced Scarecrow in The New Batman Adventures.
new 52 origin is so cool. ever since i first saw this character in justice league cartoon ive always felt he's a great character with a lot of potential, he just needs a good writer to make him work
***** Wasn't Bane's mouth business all mucked up? I'd imagine he could only drink liquid food. I mean if he needs the mask to breathe, then why can he take it off to eat? Unless he's taking it off and putting it back on between bites, which would be hell.
There is a small documentary on youtube called "Who is THE QUESTION". All Question fans should watch it. The Dennis O'neil version is my all time favorite run of comics.
Well, in "Gotham" there is Renee Montoya from the MCU of GCPD, she was supposed to become the protege of Vic Sage and be The Question someday. But, I don't know if the series will get that far.
*Insert musings about "Hey, this guy reminds me of Rorschach from Watchmen* *Insert reply to musings by confirming that Rorschach was based on the Question*
What i've been trying to gather is who is DC's greatest detective. Most give Batman the title (or following comics, potentially a future Tim Drake) but based on the information i've gathered on The Question, he's actually the greatest sleuth in the DC universe. I'd like to see a video of someone on youtube discussing this though.
The plastic tips on the ends of shoe laces are called AGLETS, their true purpose is sinister...
Lol I loved that line XD
That was honestly one of my favorite episodes (other than the episode in which Question and Huntress start a relationship (and when Huntress heavily implied towards the end of the episode that her and Q were going to go have sex)).
Bhume YAAY phi was and ferb !!!!
Bhume this isnt a fucking phineas and ferb reference its a justice league reference
+Skye Crumpler Bhume is referencing an episode of Justice League Unlimited. The Question said that when he was being tortured/interrogated by Cadmus.
I believe he's one of the most underrated heroes in DC.
Agreed. If he Bat Man's money, he'd give him a run for his money. #seewhatididthere
Him and Jonah hex
But it boggles my mind to how this guy even eats or breathes
@@skunkman9815agreed
Supergirl: What. Do you go through my trash!
Question: Please....I go through everyone's trash.
Great line
Legit watching that episode right now 😂
One of my favorite lines
I got to say my favorite line from the Question in the Justice League is "please. I go though everyone's trash"
My favorite is when he is being interrogated and tortured, and the person asks (I don't remember who it was) him to tell him everything he knows, and he just spouts out a billion conspiracy theories.
+gamerpolitic "The plastic tips at the ends of shoelaces are called aglets. Their true purpose is sinister."
+Henric von Winklebottom Fluoride in toothpaste dose not prevent tooth decay. It does however make teeth visible to spy satellites.
+A Dancing Llama Who is this guy xD i could listen to "the Question" all day long !
+Henric von Winklebottom reminds me of badman vs the scarecrow.
"Batman: "Florescent light bulbs. Saves the earth but at what weird twisty cost?"
Man that voice they gave him in Justice League was cool
That would be Jeffrey Combs, who also voiced Scarecrow in Batman: TAS and Ratchet in Transformers: Prime.
***** Now that's a career
***** Don't forget Weyoun from DS9.
***** And Dr. Herbert West in the Reanimator series as well as staring as a role in Peter Jackson's The Frighteners.
LyleVSXyle Awesome
This guy needs a Netflix series (set in the DCEU of course)
yeeess!!
+Akil Brazier HELL YES
That'd definitely be a series worth following. :)
yessssssssssss
totally agree
Imagine the Question meets the Riddler.
Meh, can't match with me.
***** an endless night of questions and riddles! I mean who will answer their riddles and question specially none of them will answer or a guy who will answer is not involved of their conversation
***** "please stop questioning what's the answer to my riddle, just solve the riddle with your mind" - the Riddler
Mind = blown.
it would be good
I will never forget the scene in Justice League Unlimited where Question attempts to end Luthor. Such a powerful scene.
Rython n I know !!
When Luthor slammed The Question into the large aquarium, I thought, "Now this story is really building up!"
Luthor " my presidential campaign is a farce"
“A is A, and no matter what universe, Luthor is Luthor”
Brandon Jackson A homage to Mr A , a character Steve.Ditko created.
Who else wants The Question to have his own tv show
They mentioned his home city a couple times on the arrow so maybe he will. Plus huntress is already in that universe
@Fred except the huntress on arrow sucks
The Scorpion yes
The Scorpion He would work well on TV. A film would be a dream but I don’t think well received.
Me.
This is the guy that nearly made the writers of "Justice League" go "Fuck this show, we need to make a show about the question".
+Cygnus X-01 And they do, really this should happen.
He was so freakin' great in JL series. I hope he will appear in some of CW shows
That'd be awesome
I honestly think he could.
Might be on the Flash TV show tough since he is a little strange.
It would be awesome for The Question to appear in the Arrowverse!!
I absolutely fell in love with the Question because of the Justice League series. I had no prior experience with the character, much like how I'm a huge Blue Beetle (Jamie) fan due to his on-screen introduction in Batman The Brave and the Bold.
Same, that'd be awesome
The question? So who's his villain? The answer?
the thinker.
+Emmanuel "Them"
+Emmanuel Question is not a Superhero, just a guy who does his own thing.
***** Okay who is his antagonist then?
The Riddler.. XD
My favorite line from the question is "The plastic tip at the end of shoelaces is called an aglet, their true purpose is sinister"
😂😂😂 true
That and when supergirl asks him if he goes through her trash and he responded “Please, I go through everyone’s trash!”
It might just be me but I find The Question to be fun to watch because you never know what crazy conspiracy theory he will spout next.
+Duo Maxwel He even acknowledges this himself several times whenever he appears, he still looks into the connections though because they might actually be real, and if not then it's still something for him to do.
+Duo Maxwel
Question: "The plastic tip at the end of shoelaces is called an aglet, their true purpose is sinister"
H -I didn't know that scout girls were connected with the circles in the fields
Q - Not much people knows
I like Question. I think we all need to have some kinda paranoic person on a huge super hero team.
mestre12 Batman is a paranoic person
We already have Batman. You cant get more paranoic than that.
we have that its batman
@@douglasjaramillo3151 "We already have Batman. You cant get more paranoic than that."
Oh, yes you can. The Question is Batman on steroids.
@@LemonRush7777 The Question is a much better wrote Batman*
Easily my favourite DC character; he needs his own show or film; it could be dark and fully explore the character
It could go so many different ways, mainly because The Question hasn't been explored very much by DC. They could absolutely tank on representing Q, but they could also do an amazing job with further developing a storyline and making The Question have some answers.
vanity rose yeaa like noire-ish kinda ..thatd be pretty cool
Jaxpavan212 this is all assuming that DC doesn't make the movie blow harder then a porn star who declared chapter 7 bankruptcy
...how does the Dark Universe connect to the New 52? And SS got poor reviews, JL got even worse reviews. I highly highly doubt they'll use the Question, since no one seems to be using him. His new origin doesn't even work properly because his character was never explored and his motives didn't make any sense. His stories revolved around large spectacle rather than actual character development and by the end of Trinity of Sin I was left with more questions than answers. I know exactly HOW the story should be set out, but I'm not exactly the guy DC is looking for to revive a relatively unknown character.
agreed
Never knew of him before JL:U, but he quickly became my favorite character in the entire roster.
I didn't know about him until I saw him in Justice League: Unlimited too & he's also one of my favorites too.
I really liked the Question on the justice league cartoon. After seeing Rorschach I was like "hmm he seems like the question" :P I enjoyed his conspiracy theories. I was hopping they would give him more screen time. :(
Actually I just miss all those justice league cartoons in general. It stinks we don't have quality cartoons anymore. :(
iamfuturetrunks
Young Justice was pretty decent.
But it got canceled
Yep, every good cartoon that even shows remote potential gets cancelled or something.
my channel is just better
I have billion of fans
Everyone loves me and hate Pewdiepie and CutiePie
SMOSH FUCK OFF!!
I love The Question. One of my favorite underrated superheroes. Booster Gold is another one of my favorites.
Captain Now ..... Booster golds little side kick is at times pretty funny.... But the Question is one one my favorite heros of the jlu
@@teej5619 They should make a comic B-list TV show. It could consist of The Question, Mr.Terrific, Booster gold and Blue Beatle.
This dude must be a pain to talk to. Be like "hey wats up" , he replies "the real question is what's right?. . ." -_-*
Lol
😅😅😅
David Fincher should put The Question on the big screen. I love this character
Jeffery Combs was the perfect choice to voice the Question in the Justice League. He could even do it live action if he was a younger man. Great actor.
"Just as I expected....32 Flavours!"
loved this guy since his appearance in the JL;U show on TV. His episodes are still my few favorites.
Thank you for doing this! U RULE!
Agreed! He quickly became my all-time favourite DC character simply because of how awesome he was in JL:U and the voice-acting is spot on! THANKS WM!
***** I'm glad you agree! Thank you ^U^
"Does everything in your world have a sinister origin?"
"Yours too, you just don't know it."
The man has a strong point there.
Ah ha! As I suspected, thirty two flavors!
The plastic tips at the end of laces are called Aglets and their true purpose is sinister
Please... I go through everyone's trash
+Question ? Was it even a question...?
***** That was the joke... :p
***** Sorry man lol
"did you go through my trash" "please, ... I go through everyone's trash"
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Origins of The Incredible Hulk
Superhero Origins: The Green Lantern
Spiderman: Origin and History
Superhero Origins: Teen Titans
I'm a fan of the Question
No, just no
Can you do origins of Red Tornado, Dr Fate and The Atom
Now please do Supervillian Origins: Mister Sinister, Red Hulk and Absorbing Man.
***** i will agree to disagree with you on the point that doing Japanese Manga/Anime characters origins would be better. I say this because unlike american Comic heros, most anime characters are in a closed story so if they did anime characters they would most likely just explain the characters arc in their respective story.....like they did with the characters or Watchmen. i feel it is better to do American comic heroes since they're stories are ( for the most part) not finished and instead are constantly being build upon so learning their origin helps explains their motives if you decided or are already reading their comics.
This not to say i woudlnt like to see some Anime/Manga characters pop up on WatchMojo.com. i would watch them for sure! i love a lot of Anime characters
Really hope to see him in a future film.
By far my favorite of the no power anti organized crime type heroes
batman, green arrow- but yea i love question
The Question's personality is more unique than anyone's. I agree. He's a great character.
The First Question, The Question that must never be answered, hidden in plan sight, The Question that you have been running from your entire life
Who else wants an animated DC *The Question* movie *?*
Finally... I have been waiting for this one :)
I watched the Justice League as a kid, and Question was one of my favorite characters in comics, and still is.
The Question is underrated in my opinion. He's totally awesome!
The creator of the Question, Steve Ditko passed away recently and the new was shared just yesterday.
how did he die tho?, now that's an excellent question ❓
the character they used for "The Question Unlimited" is my favorite superhero personality
This overview of "The Question" was terrible. It never mentioned that this character was created by Steve Ditko, a legend in the comic book industry, or the fact that he did so as an expression of his adherence to the philosophy of Objectivism. It never mentions the issue in the 80s called "Zen & Violence" in which the character moving towards a more Buddhist approach really begins. It never talks about how in that run he eventually had encounters with Batman, The Riddler, Green Arrow or the beginning of a long, tense, uneasy relationship with Lady Shiva. Oh and the fact that Shiva & Batman are two of the reasons he remained and improved as a crime fighter. Never touched on his romance with The Huntress and ONLY mentioned his relationship with Montoya without providing detail. It played endless clips of his (awesome) run on JLU w/o ever delving into the storylines he was used in. And ended with talking about his useless run the "New 52."
In short, this overview skipped all the good stuff.
I Heard It Was Based Off 'The Slender Man'.
+The Comic Nerd thats not true.
+uttkarsh narayan how was it not true
+Eryk Brzozowski The Question's been around since 1967 whereas Slender Man wasn't conceived until 2009
+Meamishere I'm pretty sure this isn't an overview, it's an origins coverage.
I dunno about you, but I'm pretty sure that when you talk about someone's origins you don't really ponder about what they did as with an overview. Also all their origins cover what happens in the fictional world and they never cover what happens in real life... cause that's not a fictional character's origin but rather development.
I am a fan of The Question, even if he doesn't have superpowers. He makes up for that for his great intellect, detective skills, and excellent hand-to-hand combat prowess.
I absolutely love The Question. I think he need his own movie or his own show.
"Please, I go through everyone's trash".
Wow been wanting to hear about The Question. Very underrated hero. Thanks Mojo
Yes! my favorite superhero finally gets to be showcased!
The Question just needs his own series. He's that awesome.
the question. the spectre & rorsach. that whould make a great show for dc comics.
Question became one of my favourite characters after Justice League.
would of been cool if he was in injustice
The game or the comic? Because is the game, he'd be useless and no one would want to play as him seeing as he has no powers and no gadgets. In the comic, it would be much better for him to stay out of it unless he was on Batman's side spying on Superman or something like that since he's good at getting information.
+Akil Brazier He will be like Phoenix right character like in MvC
vanthursday I know about the game but I've never actually played it and I don't know who that is. I still don't see how Question can fight gods lol
like everybody else did use those pills (you know the ones alfred used to kick supermans ass)
In the game... he'll essentially be just a character who's good in hand to hand. In the comic, it's hard to see which side he'll be on if he ever gets in the conflict due to his morals.
Never knew much about him, but always liked it when he showed up in things
another case of the new 52 spoiling a character.
There were reboots before the New 52. Get over it and deal with it already.
Exactly...
Omar13Z Never!!!!
Omar13Z but none were as fucked up as the new 52
I don't mind the new 52 version as a character, I just don't like him as Question. But yeah, question has been rebooted plenty of times. Surprisingly the jlu version was pretty good.
The Question is one of my favorite characters from the Justice League Unlimited series, can't wait to see how he is done in either the TV or Movie DC universe.
in my case he's not really a hero but a "masked detective"
Batman is also a "masked detective".
LOL Just no, he IS a hero completely!
@@Gadget-Walkmen agree but his paranoia rivals batman paranoia
@@robertmoffit1135 not exactly at all as Batman’s “paranoia” is alot more rational and reasonable. As the question’s is not.
It would be cool if the question had a TV detective series made about him
oh...my...god I JUST noticed Question has the same voice actor as Ratchet from Prime now I want him to say "I needed that!"
The Question and Ratchet are both voiced by Jeffrey Combs. He was in the Re-Animator horror movies.
I know! Soon as I rewatched JA I was like....hhheeeyyy Ractchet! AWESOME!
"I go trough everyone's trash" that must be some tough job.
The Question is awesome and he is such a brilliant detective like Batman :)
"We decided to follow this comic. And this one. And this. Oh and." I honestly forgot what DC comics was doing and feel my headache returning.
So, he is pretty much a super detective like Batman, but not as rich and not as smart or physically strong.
actually is quite debatable if he is or not smarter than batman, he definitely has better detective skills than the caped crusader.
I see.
Batman is not as smart as you think, it is Lucious Fox who creates most of his gadgets and technology
You are right about that.
+The Question yes you are also right, Batman is smart but not a genius or anything like Lex Luthor.
"Please. I go to everyone's trash"
Man, I miss this cartoon. So excited Bruce Timm is back !
One of the best characters DC Comics imported from Charlton Comics.
I really like the Question in the JLU series. I felt like his stories helped to drive the show forward as opposed to the fillers we often get on the show.
I love the question. He is such an underrated hero. Is is just because he is human and has no powers? p.s. I think anyone in a relationship with him would have to have a very open mind with all of his conspiracy theories. I know I would never be bored.
I still don't understand how the Question hasn't appeared on Arrow, Flash or LOT yet, not like he is hard to do in live action or cost a lot. Here is hoping he shows up in Justice League Action at some point. The Question is one of my top 5 favorite DC heroes. My favorite thing is in the novel helltown he hi jacks a bus with kids on it has one of his first acts as a hero.
Underrated AF
here's a couple of suggestions:
-any character from doom patrol
-the metal men
The question Netflix series would also be tight (set in the dceu)
Ah, The Question...one of the most brilliant and unique characters in comic book history. One of my favorites too!
Also, Jeffery Combs did an amazing job voicing him in Justice League Unlimited. If The Question ever returns in any DC animation, they have to get Jeffery reprising the role. He just adds so much mystery to the character. Fun Fact: Jeffery Combs also voiced Scarecrow in The New Batman Adventures.
0:24 Michael Jackson
he's good for making/answering questions
4:24 uhhh what??
Bound Dragons yeah I don't get it either
I’m surprised watch mojo used this on the video
He was one of the best characters in JLU and the couple of episodes that revolved around him were some of the best.
please I go through everyone's trash.
I swear if this guy had his own tv show it would be a huge hit
Anybody else want The Question to go up against The Riddler?
new 52 origin is so cool. ever since i first saw this character in justice league cartoon ive always felt he's a great character with a lot of potential, he just needs a good writer to make him work
Here's my biggest question :
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WHO ATE MY COOKIE? >:O
My dad has that Blue Beatle issue with The Questions first appearance. I remember reading it as a kid in the 80s
blue overcoat, fedora......... orange socks
Jeffery Combs who voices the question in the Justice league was Commander Shran in Enterprise and Weyoun in DS9. Love his voice :)
i have a big question for the question. How does the Question Eat?
He takes his mask off, then he eats.
***** Wasn't Bane's mouth business all mucked up? I'd imagine he could only drink liquid food. I mean if he needs the mask to breathe, then why can he take it off to eat? Unless he's taking it off and putting it back on between bites, which would be hell.
***** So instead he's in an unbelievably large amount of pain every time he needs eat a sandwich? No thanks.
I guess he sticks a straw or something
have you guys ever seen that south park episode where they put food in their ass and shit it out from their mouth, oh wait nvm that wont help bane
I like the Timmverse version of the Question because he is voiced by Jeffery Combs, who also voiced Ratchet in Transformers Prime.
so whose the better detective, batman or the question?
That's an excellent question.
Obviously, Batman.
Never heard of the Question before, but he seems like a pretty cool super-hero. I'll be sure to keep an eye on him. Thanks Mojo.
So what is his superpower? Anonymity and inquisitiveness?
You got it!
The question needs a TV show
The Question is the shit.
I miss Vic Sage as the Question. He was so badass. Anyone else agree?
I don't like the new 52 question
Alot of people seem not to like anything from the New 52
Michael Myers I think it's decent, the forever evil was pretty good.
So DC has a Hero named the Question and Marvel has a villain called the Answer. Interesting
Rorschach vs question death battle idea like If you agree
Echo Master No I would do Moon Knight vs The Question
The Question and Rorschach should team up to take down The Riddler and Enigma.
There is a small documentary on youtube called "Who is THE QUESTION". All Question fans should watch it. The Dennis O'neil version is my all time favorite run of comics.
nice little racist panel at 4:24
Crash Bandicoot yep. You'll notice in the next panel that the question promptly knee-strikes the racist in his stupid face
John Nuttall justice
Who wants to see the Question vs Hush in a series?
Joker: "Question... would you die for me?"
Question: "Yes..."
Joker: "That's too easy."
The Question was my favourite new hero in Justice League Unlimited. I hope he makes an appearance in one of DC's Live TV shows eventually.
Well, in "Gotham" there is Renee Montoya from the MCU of GCPD, she was supposed to become the protege of Vic Sage and be The Question someday. But, I don't know if the series will get that far.
Easily one of my favorite heroes ever...and also one of Jeffrey Combs' best performances.
*Insert musings about "Hey, this guy reminds me of Rorschach from Watchmen*
*Insert reply to musings by confirming that Rorschach was based on the Question*
Im a fan of the question yes.His detective skills are legit.
What i've been trying to gather is who is DC's greatest detective. Most give Batman the title (or following comics, potentially a future Tim Drake) but based on the information i've gathered on The Question, he's actually the greatest sleuth in the DC universe. I'd like to see a video of someone on youtube discussing this though.
Sure Batman and Wonder Woman were such a shippable couple, especially in JLU.
But you all forget about Question and Huntress.
Blue Beetle and The Question were the inspiration to the creation of the Watchmen superheroes Nite Owl and Rorschach