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Who Is Renee Montoya? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Renee Montoya (DC Comics): A former GCPD detective, Renee became the new Question after the death of Vic Sage.

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Renee Montoya is a DC Comics comic book character, the alter ego of Renee Maria Montoya, with over 1,068 comic issue appearances. A former GCPD detective, Renee became the new Question after the death of Vic Sage.

Who is Renee Montoya?

Disambiguation This Page is for the second Question, Renee Montoya. For the first person to use the name Question, see Vic Sage . For the current Question, see The Question . Origin Renee Maria Montoya Renee Montoya was a Gotham City native who joined Gotham City Police Department . She was promoted to detective by Commissioner Gordon and partnered with Harvey Bullock . As a young patrol cop, Renee pulled over Kate Kane one night for speeding. Kate was able to charm her way into a romantic relationship with Renee, but it didn't last long, as the two broke up over irreconcilable differences; Kate's lack of motivation and Renee's refusal to come out as a lesbian. Creation Renee Montoya was created by Alan Grant and Norm Breyfogle Character Evolution Modern Age / New Earth Renee Montoya / Question II ( New Earth) The character of Renee Montoya was originally created for Batman: the Animated Series.

Key facts

Renee Montoya is of human origin and first appeared in "The Return of Scarface Part Two: Gleeding Hearts". The character is published by DC Comics. With 1,068 recorded issue appearances, Renee Montoya ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Renee Montoya?

A former GCPD detective, Renee became the new Question after the death of Vic Sage.

What is Renee Montoya's real name?

Renee Montoya's real identity is Renee Maria Montoya.

When did Renee Montoya first appear?

Renee Montoya first appeared in "The Return of Scarface Part Two: Gleeding Hearts".

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