Avengers Trivia

1. What is Captain America's real name?

From Quiz Superhuman Registration Act - Avengers

Answer: Steve Rogers

Steve Rogers died at the end of the Civil War story arc when he was shot by an assassin. Prior to his death, he had been leading the secret Avengers. ('Captain America #25, 2007 and 'Civil War' #2, 2007.)

From Quiz A History of The Avengers: vol. 1

Answer: 1963

Writer/ Editor, Stan Lee, and artist, Jack Kirby, brought the Avengers to life in September, 1963. The group consisted of the Hulk, Iron Man, Ant Man, the Wasp, and the mighty Thor and would see constant line up changes throughout its history. In fact, the group would lose a member and gain a new one all before the first five issues of the series were completed.

From Quiz There He Goes: Speed

Answer: Thomas Shepherd

Clint Barton is best known as the archer Hawkeye, but Speed's real name is Thomas Shepherd. He was raised as an only child, although Wiccan, also known as Billy Kaplan, is his brother.

From Quiz "Avengers" Honorary Members

Answer: Jacques Duquesne

Jacques Duquesne was actually working as a mole for the Mandarin when he originally joined the Avengers, but later reformed and rejoined the team. He was killed by Kang. Phillip Jarvert was the Swordsman of an alternate reality who worked with the Avengers for some time but never officially joined. Nathan Garrett was the criminal Black Knight, Sigurd Jarlsen was one of the mortal identities used by Thor, and Miguel Santos is the real name of the Avenger known as Living Lightning.

From Quiz Here Come the Avengers Part Three

Answer: Clint Barton

Clint Barton is best-known as the overly-accurate archer Hawkeye, but he has also taken Hank Pym's growth serum to become Goliath. He had been missing ever since the end of the Kree-Skrull War, but soon returned.

From Quiz Here Come the 'Avengers' - Part Two

Answer: Iron Man

Iron Man is really Tony Stark, wealthy industrialist and the man who funds the Avengers. Stark was a long time in revealing his dual identity to his fellow team members, however.

From Quiz Here Come The Avengers!

Answer: Iron Man

Nathan Garrett used his powers for evil, but repented on his deathbed. He charged his nephew, Dane Whitman, with reviving the family's honor, and Dane became the superheroic Black Knight.

From Quiz "Avengers" New And Old

Answer: The Sentry

Luke Cage, Foggy Nelson and Matthew Murdock went to see the Sentry on behalf of Reed Richards.

From Quiz The War Between the Avengers and the Defenders

Answer: Avengers #115

The prologue to the story began in "Avengers" #115, which led into "Defenders" #8. The story then continued for the next three months in each title, giving readers something to look forward to for the entire summer of 1973. The entire story can be found in "Avengers" #115-188 and "Defenders" Volume 1, #8-11. It was also reprinted in 2002 in the trade paperback, "The Avengers Defenders War".

From Quiz 'Avengers' - Earth's Greatest Heroes

Answer: Loki

Loki is Thor's stepbrother who tried to get Thor to fight the Hulk. The message was intercepted by Ant Man, Wasp, and Iron Man. When the plot against Thor was revealed the Avengers were formed by Ant-Man, the Wasp, Thor, Iron Man, and the Hulk (who didn't remain with them long).

From Quiz Avengers Assemble!

Answer: Antman, Hulk, Iron Man, Thor & Wasp

They all came together by Rick Jones' radio transmission, intercepted by Loki.

From Quiz Superhuman Registration Act - Avengers

Answer: Tony Stark

The Avengers' resident billionaire, Tony has the charisma to go along with his outrageous wealth. Unfortunately, his arrogance often blinds him to his shortcomings, which, though few, tend to be terribly grievous. ('Civil War' #11, 2007)

From Quiz A History of The Avengers: vol. 1

Answer: Earth's Mightiest Heroes

The team is called Earth's Mightiest Heroes, and with a former lineup which included the Mighty Thor, The Invincible Iron Man, and the Incredible Hulk, it's a title that is hard to dispute.

From Quiz Kang, the Tyrant of Time

Answer: Immortus

Immortus, a future version of Kang from one of an infinite number of divergent timelines, became a preserver of timelines rather than a destroyer of timelines. As an agent of the Time-Keepers, Immortus became immortal, but battled his younger self, who could not comprehend giving up his violent lifestyle. The Destiny War was covered in the twelve-issue run of "Avengers Forever", a limited series than ran from 1998 to 2000.

From Quiz Quasar: Galactic Everyman

Answer: A flexible will

Rather than a strong, unbending will, Quantum Bands require a flexible will. Quasar learned this when he first donned them and felt an energy buildup that threatened to destroy him.

From Quiz "Avengers" Honorary Members

Answer: Guardians of the Galaxy

Once a member of the Masters of Evil, Yellowjacket smuggled her way to the 30th Century with the Guardians of the Galaxy and, after proving herself to them, joined their ranks. She served happily with them for some time before returning to the 20th Century and being murdered by a mind-controlled Iron Man upon her arrival. The Thunderbolts are a team of reformed super villains, the New Warriors are a team of young heroes, and the Rangers were a short-lived team of South Western heroes.

From Quiz Here Come the Avengers Part Three

Answer: Hercules

Hercules was found in Europe by Hawkeye before he returned to the Avengers after the Kree-Skrull War. Hercules eventually regains both his memories and everything else, and helps the Avengers fight the hate-mongering crowds in New York's roads.

From Quiz Here Come the 'Avengers' - Part Two

Answer: The Grandmaster

The Grandmaster offers Kang the power of life or the power of death. He can use the power of life to restore his comatose love Ravonna, or he can use the power of death to kill his eternal enemies, the Avengers. Luckily, the Avengers beat him when Kang chooses the latter.

From Quiz Here Come The Avengers!

Answer: Ultron

The Vision, although built by the evil Ultron, does not have the same dastardly ambitions as his "father". He started a romance with the Scarlet Witch, and the two were later married.

From Quiz The War Between the Avengers and the Defenders

Answer: Dormammu and Loki

Dormammu was the schemer behind the whole plan. He wanted the Evil Eye in order that he could finally conquer Earth. Dormammu was bound by his word to Doctor Strange to never invade Earth's dimension again, so the flame-headed being planned to use the power the Evil Eye to expand his dimension until it engulfed Earth as well. He enlisted Loki, the God of Evil, to help him by working as his contact on Earth. In return, Loki would be cured of the blindness he had suffered in battle with his half-brother, the Mighty Thor.

From Quiz 'Avengers' - Earth's Greatest Heroes

Answer: Captain America

Captain America had been frozen in ice. This block of ice was thrown by Namor, the Sub-Mariner into the sea, where it drifted until Captain America was partially freed from the ice when the "Avengers" submarine picked him up.

From Quiz Avengers Assemble!

Answer: Wonder Man & wonderman

He started as a villian & died an Avenger.

From Quiz Superhuman Registration Act - Avengers

Answer: James Howlett

Despite the fact that this diminutive, yet fierce, fighter is best known for his affiliation to the X-Men, he has been on the Avengers since before the Civil War. During the conflict, he sided with Captain America and anti-registration ('Civil War' #3, 2007).

From Quiz A History of The Avengers: vol. 1

Answer: The Wasp

After the team defeated Thor's evil half-brother, Loki, the heroes were going to return to their solo careers until the Ant Man (Hank Pym) suggested that they could accomplish more good as a team. It was the Ant Man's wife, the Wasp, who came up with the name the Avengers to the approval of the rest of the group.

From Quiz There He Goes: Speed

Answer: A detainment facility

Although Kate Bishop described the place as a juvenile hall, the guards were heavily armored and carried serious weaponry. Speed was held there because he vaporized his school, although he claimed that he had been locked up for months as experiments were carried out.

From Quiz "Avengers" Honorary Members

Answer: Marlo Chandler

Rick and Marlo have had a turbulent relationship but the marriage still survives. Rick has been associated with superheroes since he was a teenager, acting as either sidekick or partner to the Hulk, Captain America, and Captain Mar-Vell. Jackie Shorr is a woman who claimed to be Rick's long lost mother, Betty Ross married the Hulk, and Bernie Rosenthal is a former girlfriend of Captain America.

From Quiz Here Come the Avengers Part Three

Answer: Olympus

The Avengers planned to infiltrate Olympus and defeat the god of war, Ares, who had been up to his usual evil deeds down on Earth, and whom the Avengers blamed for erasing Hercules' memories.

From Quiz Here Come the 'Avengers' - Part Two

Answer: Rick Jones

Rick Jones was once Captain America's sidekick, and he also had a hand in the creation of The Hulk. He has also been associated with Captain Marvel. His finest hour was when he played a pivotal role in the Kree-Skrull war.

From Quiz Here Come The Avengers!

Answer: Toad

Toad, lackey to Magneto, is actually Mortimer Toynbee, whose agility and long tongue have earned him the fitting but less-than-impressive codename Toad.

From Quiz "Avengers" New And Old

Answer: Mockingbird, a.ka. Barbara Morse

On a break from the Avengers, Hawkeye met S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Barbara Morse who called herself Mockingbird. They were married before his return to the team and subsequent transfer out West to lead the West Coast Avengers.

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