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1. Introduced by Grant Morrison, Beryl Hutchinson is the latest in a series of British heroes, but the first female with what codename?
2. The demon Etrigan was bound to a human host by Merlin back in the age of Camelot. What is the name of Etrigan's long-lived host?
3. First encountered by Bruce Wayne in "Batman : Shadow of the Bat" #21, the Hood was a vigilante who battled environmental and social issues as much as crime. What was his amazingly patriotic secret identity?
4. "Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt" was a series set in Britain which lasted only twelve issues. The main character was a visiting American, but the series introduced a number of British heroes and villains. One of these was the Crusader. He had a job that took him all over the country - what was it?
5. Back in the days of the JLI (Justice League International), the British embassy was run by an incredibly eccentric man called Michael Morice. He found or inherited a 'power stick' which he used to become a hero. What was he known as?
6. Back in 1993, DC introduced a whole wave of heroes in their annuals. One of these was Lionheart, who was said to be descended from the famous Richard, king of England. What was the name of the even that introduced him, along with other heroes such as Joe Public, Sparx and the rather more successful Hitman?
7. The pair of heroes known as Hawk and Dove has shown up in several incarnations over the years. One of the Hawks was British. Which one?
8. The Shining Knight was a member of the Seven Soldiers of Victory. He was Sir Justin, a member of King Arthur's Knights of the Round Table. What was the name of his flying horse?
9. Corporate super-team the Conglomerate has had many different members. On one occasion, established super-heroes Nuklon (now Atom Smasher) and Jesse Quick (now Liberty Belle) were members, but the leader was a British hero with telekinetic abilities. His real name was Colin Brandywine, but what did he call himself as a hero?
10. Although not a super-hero, one of the bravest British characters in DC Comics is Alfred, Batman's loyal butler who often assists his master in many different ways, sometimes putting himself in great danger. What is Alfred's surname?
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