Question

The Question is Victor Sage, vigilante protector of Hub City. A detective as the infamous vigilante of Hub City and an investigative reporter in his normal civilian identity, the Question is driven by a deep personal quest to relinquish the crime filled streets of Hub City of its troubles.

Backstory
Victor Sage, a person having experienced the unfortunate callings and crime opportunities in Hub City from his own very life upon his start in the city, was an investigative reporter and journalist for many writing organizations associated with Hub City. His remarkable accuracy and his tendency to spot crimes made him a remarkable news reporter and very talented in the context of his job. One day, after completing another investigative report, Victor Sage had heard the pleading cries of a woman in her apartment and the hacking of the blade. Unable to see her or identify the woman, he later heard on headlines that surrounding neighbors had done nothing to save the woman despite witnessing the crime that she had unfortunately been the victim of. Angered and disgusted in the context of the situation, Victor Sage soon went on the road to trying to find the perpetrator with his civilian identity; an effort that he soon discovered was futile in nature. Beginning to formulate an ulterior identity to investigate crimes that he could not solve or approach as a civilian, Victor Sage began to investigate various illegal crimes in Hub City, looking into producer of the Psuedoderm product Arby Twain.

Performing an uninformed report on the involvement of Arby Twain with Psuedoderm, Victor Sage was given actual evidence of Arby Twain's actual crimes by Rodor. Determined to find out the truth, Victor took the law into his own hands and was offered Pseudoderm as a mask to hide Victor's identity since he would surely be recognized as a public figure. Now assuming the identity of the Question with the Pseudoderm mask which gave him the appearance of a seemingly faceless man, Victor Sage then sneaked into the apartment of Arby Twain, busting inside and finding the required incriminating evidence to incriminate Arby Twain of the crimes that he was believed to have commit.

Pseudoderm could be used as a feature hiding mask, because it was not toxic as long as there were no open wounds. Sage, donning what would later become his outfit as The Question, waited outside Twain's window and listened to him talk to his accomplices, before bursting in and in a fit of rage subduing all of them with his fists. He then took the men's clothes and tied them up in their own Psuedoderm, found and photographed the necessary evidence, and called the police. That night he redeemed himself on the air.