I have been re-reading my old question comics and I just really want a new series with him in it.

i concur, the most under-rated DC character ever. I love Vic Sage.

Go back to the Original? lol.

never say never. Howabout a fresh New 52 start

Why have heard anything? That would be awsome.

So bring him back in the New 52, and then kill him right off?

Damn that Flashpoint tease! Got me all worked up over nothing!

IMO DC can only make semi good minority heroes by leeching them to already established ones. I would love to see him come back and the new one get her own identity instead of being the "New" Question.

I don't think they should bring Vic back and have him return to being the Question, although If I was a writer I'd bring Vic Sage back and have him and Montoya be partners like in the 52 series. They both wear the mask. That way, everyone is happy, cause honestly some of Vic Sage's best moments are when he's with Renee. The two just work so well together.
 
I'd love to see a Question"s" series done like a buddy cop action detective film.

@The Lobster said:

I don't think they should bring Vic back and have him return to being the Question, although If I was a writer I'd bring Vic Sage back and have him and Montoya be partners like in the 52 series. They both wear the mask. That way, everyone is happy, cause honestly some of Vic Sage's best moments are when he's with Renee. The two just work so well together. I'd love to see a Question"s" series done like a buddy cop action detective film.

I agree with this. But if they brought him back, I'd want it to be respectful to his death, because that's one of the greatest and most emotional deaths I've ever read in comics.

@The Lobster said:

I don't think they should bring Vic back and have him return to being the Question, although If I was a writer I'd bring Vic Sage back and have him and Montoya be partners like in the 52 series. They both wear the mask. That way, everyone is happy, cause honestly some of Vic Sage's best moments are when he's with Renee. The two just work so well together. I'd love to see a Question"s" series done like a buddy cop action detective film.

I agree with this. But if they brought him back, I'd want it to be respectful to his death, because that's one of the greatest and most emotional deaths I've ever read in comics.