23 Facts About Vic Sage

Question's secret identity was originally Victor "Vic" Sage born Charles Victor Szasz.

Vic Sage was approached by Aristotle Rodor, his former professor, currently a scientist.

Vic Sage resolved to stop him but had no way of going after Dr Twain without exposing himself.

Armed with information, and more importantly a disguise, Vic Sage eventually caught up with Dr Twain, stopping the transaction and extracting a confession, then leaving Twain bound in Pseudoderm.

Vic Sage decided that this new identity would be useful for future investigations, and partnered with Professor Rodor, who supplied the Pseudoderm and eventually modified the bonding gas to change the color of Vic Sage's hair and clothing.

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Vic Sage was then beaten nearly to death by the villain's hired thugs, shot in the head with a pellet gun, and thrown into the river to drown.

Vic Sage uses the identity of the Question to get the answers his civilian identity cannot.

Vic Sage resists this temptation during his time in Hub City, realizing that part of his desire to go so far is just to see what it feels like to take a life.

Vic Sage nearly convinces Myra to come with him and escape the chaos of the city.

However, Vic Sage quickly gets drawn into a drug war which ultimately forces him to kill in order to save Jackie's life.

Vic Sage was given the name Charles Victor Szasz by the nuns who found him, and later changed his name to Vic Sage after becoming a television reporter.

Vic Sage eventually managed to get into college where he studied journalism, but his higher learning did not mellow his violent tendencies, such as when he beat up his pusher for giving him LSD which caused the frightening experience of doubting his own senses under its influence.

Vic Sage is revealed to have a lifelong infatuation with fellow journalist Lois Lane, which he does not divulge to her.

En route there, Vic Sage dies muttering snatches of conversations from his early comics appearances and a final invocation to Montoya to decide who she will become.

Vic Sage goes after Renee, Tot, and Lady Shiva, who manage to elude him by suppressing their emotions, making them invisible to him.

Vic Sage implies that Question would be a threat to all if he ever had his memory and identity restored.

Vic Sage seeks to "improve" the group; dismissive of Harley Quinn and Deadshot, he recruits Deathstroke and Joker's Daughter as their replacements.

Waller prevents this from happening and in response to his actions, Waller has Vic Sage banished from having any active say over mission and membership selection.

Vic Sage responds by agreeing to work with a corrupt multi-national corporation, which seeks to exploit the new objectives of the team to eliminate business rivals and whistleblowers.

Vic Sage arranges for Waller to be demoted to field commander, forcing Waller and the team to go AWOL to get proof of Vic Sage and his corporate backers' agenda.

Vic Sage is then arrested, but not before he murders Waller's assistant who tries to stop Sage from killing Waller after learning his corporate allies sold him out to save themselves.

Binary gas reacts with chemicals in Vic Sage's treated clothing and hair, causing them to change color.

Vic Sage's treated clothing would change to light blue and orange, or later to dark blue.