Comic Book Character Mixture Trivia

1. Atlas Comics published 'Jungle Tales' in 1954 and 1955. Included in the anthology title was the first known black lead character in mainstream comics. What was his name?

From Quiz Black Comic Book Characters

Answer: Waku, prince of the Bantu

Waku was featured in all seven issues of 'Jungle Tales'. The character was created by Ogden Whitney. Not only was Waku black, but so was the majority of characters in the strip.

From Quiz Three Song Titles = One Superhero or Villain

Answer: Beast Boy

The answer is Beast Boy because he is a shapeshifter who only becomes animals, has green skin, and is a founding member of the Teen Titans team. Animal Man does have a connection to animals, but he doesn't physically become them, doesn't have green skin and isn't a teenager. Green Lantern wears the color green and could and has created animals, but he too doesn't actually become an animal and isn't a teenager. Killer Croc while green and looks similar to an animal isn't a teenager or a hero. "The Animal I Have Become" is performed by Three Days Grace. "It Ain't Easy Being Green" is performed by Kermit the Frog. "Smells Like Teen Spirit" is performed by Nirvana.

From Quiz Men (and Women) in Black

Answer: Kahndaq

Black Adam first appeared in "The Marvel Family" #1, 1945, from Fawcett Comics. DC comics later published the Fawcett characters. Much like his counterpart Shazam/Captain Marvel, Black Adam also uses the magical word "Shazam!" to transform. However, for Black Adam the letters stand for Egyptian gods: the stamina of Shu, the speed of Heru, the strength of Amon, the wisdom of Zehuti, the power of Aton, and the courage of Mehen.

From Quiz Comic Book Men

Answer: Saga

The book comes from writer Brian K. Vaughn and artist Fiona Staples. Issue #1 was published in March of 2012.

From Quiz Sea Monsters and Super Heroes

Answer: Dane Dorrance

After appearing in three editions of "Showcase" comic, from August - December 1969, the "Sea Devils" were made the stars of their own title, which ran for thirty five issues, until 1967. Published by DC Comics, the "Sea Devils" were created by Robert Kanigher, who also wrote for the "Wonder Woman" comics for over twenty years.

From Quiz V - Not Just for Vendetta!

Answer: Guy Fawkes

The original "V for Vendetta" stories appeared in "Warrior" comic book, between 1982 and 1985. They were in black and white, and were written by Alan Moore, and illustrated by David Lloyd. The 2006 film of the same name, directed by James McTeigue, starred Hugo Weaving as V. In the storyline, Enid Blyton's "Magic Faraway Tree" books are referenced, and at one point V actually reads one of them as a bedtime story for Evey, the lead female character.

From Quiz Female Characters in Comic Books

Answer: Wanda

Wanda and Pietro Maximoff are the children of Erik Lehnsherr, Magneto. The pair also have a half sister named Polaris. Wanda is married to Vision and has two children with him, Thomas and William. Wanda was a member of the "Brotherhood of Evil Mutants" along with her father. She would later on trade sides and become a member of "The Avengers". Wanda is able to cast hexes, that only work at a short range and don't last if she breaks eye contact. The Scarlet Witch was always one of my favorites, she was also a member of the "West Coast Avengers" which is one of my favorite comics. Wanda Maximoff was first introduced in 1964.

From Quiz Comic Characters Debuts

Answer: Superman

The creators of Superman, Joe Schuster and Jerry Siegel, had originally developed Superman as a newspaper comic strip and were rejected. National Comics (now DC) were looking for a new idea to publish in their books and tried the Superman character. Action #1 is considered to be the forerunner of all superhero comics.

From Quiz I Saw 'U' in the Comics

Answer: The Avengers

With the popularity of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, where Ultron first made an appearance in "The Avengers: Age of Ultron" (2015), it is easy to overlook that Ultron had been around for almost fifty years prior. He made his first appearance in "The Avengers" #54, which was published in July 1968. At that point, he was an unnamed character but got his first true gig in the next edition (August, 1968). Unlike the movie, in the comic realm, he was created by Hank Pym, who patterned Ultron's thought processes on his own brain symmetry. Eventually Ultron became self-aware and rebelled against Pym. The rebellion soon turned to hatred. He would go through a process of rebuilding to make himself faster, stronger and much more powerful. He eventually brainwashes Pym into forgetting that he even existed, and then sets about creating Vision, a synthetic form of himself, to use as a weapon to try and destroy the Avengers. Ultron is notable for being the first character in the Marvel Universe to use the fictional alloy adamantium.

From Quiz 'T' Comic Book Characters

Answer: Thor

There is a rumor that the guy that played Sabretooth in the X-men movie, might play Thor in an upcoming movie.

From Quiz 'S' Comic Book Characters

Answer: Superman

Superman, the Man of Steel, The Big Blue Boyscout, the names are endless - one of the greatest and oldest heroes ever.

From Quiz 'R' Comic Book Characters

Answer: Robin

There have been three different Robins over the course of time. Dick Grayson who went on to become Nightwing, Jason Todd who was killed by the Joker, and Tim Drake who is the current Robin.

From Quiz 'P' Comic Book Characters

Answer: Punisher

Frank Castle recently has had a nice come back with a brand new maxi series. It is really good and highly recommended.

From Quiz 'N' Comic Book Characters

Answer: Nightcrawler

Nightcrawler was a part of the group of X-men that debuted in Giant Size X-men 1. That group also included Colossus and Wolverine.

From Quiz 'M' Comic Book Characters

Answer: Magneto

Magneto is the X-men's greatest foe, as well as the 'Master of Magnetism'. He was featured in the summer blockbuster.

From Quiz 'L' Comic Book Characters

Answer: Lex Luthor

Superman's main enemy has always been Lex Luthor. Luthor has done everything to try and destroy the Man of Steel.

From Quiz 'J' Comic Book Characters

Answer: The Joker

Of course, it is the Joker. Joker is considered Batman's main enemy, or at least his most hated for killing Robin, Sarah Gordan, and paralyzing Batgirl.

From Quiz 'F' Comic Book Characters

Answer: Fantastic Four

Of course these characters are also known as Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Woman, Human Torch, and the Thing.

From Quiz 'E' Comic Book Characters

Answer: Evil Mutants

The Brotherhood of Evil Mutants has had many members and variations over the years.

From Quiz 'B' Comic Book Characters

Answer: Batman & BATMAN & batman

Everyone knows Batman is the Dark Knight.

From Quiz Black Comic Book Characters

Answer: Lobo

'Lobo' ran a total of two issues, the first in December 1965 and the second in September 1966. The character was created by D.J. Arneson.

From Quiz Three Song Titles = One Superhero or Villain

Answer: The Incredible Hulk

The reason the Hulk is the answer is because he was exposed to Gamma Radiation while saving Rick Jones from a Gamma Bomb being tested and Dr. Bruce Banner's transformation is triggered by anger. Spider-Man was created because of radioactivity however, it was from a radioactive spider and not a radioactive bomb explosion. She-Hulk received her powers through a blood transfusion from Dr. Banner, her cousin, not direct exposure to radiation. A-Bomb, who is Rick Jones, created a serum which gave himself the ability to transform into a Hulk-like character at will. "Radioactive" is performed by Imagine Dragons. "The Bomb" is performed by Pigeon John. "The Beast in Me" is performed by Johnny Cash.

From Quiz Men (and Women) in Black

Answer: Magic

Black Alice first appeared in "Birds of Prey" #76, 2005, from DC Comics. While Black Alice borrows the powers of a character, the original character is powerless. She is not limited to spell casting; any magical enhancements such as strength, speed, or flight can also be used.

From Quiz Comic Book Men

Answer: Bone

The original run of "Bone" ran 55 issues and was mostly self-published. Image Comics licensed the series briefly and published issues 21-27. The three main characters are Fone Bone, Phoney Bone and Smiley Bone.

From Quiz V - Not Just for Vendetta!

Answer: Jerry Steel

V-Man made his debut in the first ever issue of V...-Comic in 1942. The "...-" in the title represented the morse code for the letter V, for Victory. After a sojurn in the "Urn of Pandora" (along with several other characters who had passed into the public domain when their original publishing rights lapsed) V-Man was revived for the "Project Superpowers" comic issued by Dynamite Entertainment in 2008.

From Quiz Female Characters in Comic Books

Answer: Destiny

In the beginning, the relationship between the two women only existed through innuendos. They never actually came out and declared their relationship. The Comic Code Authority would not allow a character to be depicted as bi or homosexual. The two women first met in the early 1900's. They raised Rogue as their daughter together. Irene Adler was a mutant that could tell the future. Mystique is also known as Raven Darkholme. Both women were members of the "Brotherhood of Evil Mutants". Mystique has many abilities, but her shape shifting in the one she is most known for. Mystique first appeared in Marvel Comics in 1978 and Destiny first appeared in 1981. It was finally recognized years later that the women were a couple.

From Quiz Comic Characters Debuts

Answer: Robin

Robin was the first teen-aged sidekick in comics. The character was intended to give the young comics reader of the day a hero that they could more closely associate with.

From Quiz 'T' Comic Book Characters

Answer: Thing

From Quiz 'S' Comic Book Characters

Answer: Spider-Man & Spider man & SPIDERMAN

They are working on a Spiderman movie right now. So far William DeFoe is playing the Green Goblin, Kirsten Dunst is playing Mary Jane, and Tobey McGuire is playing Spider-Man. It should be decent hopefully.

From Quiz 'O' Comic Book Characters

Answer: Otto Octavius

Otto Octavius invented the extra arms he has on his body. He even has a set of adamantium ones used once in awhile. At one time he was romantically linked with Aunt Mae - eeewwww?

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