Cows in Comic Books Trivia Quiz

Answer: Chik-Fil-A

Cows have been central to the marketing at Chick-Fil-A for years, with cows encouraging people to eat more chicken. Starting in 2010, the restaurant chain created a comic book series based on cow heroes.

For the record, the cow superheroes were Untippable, Cowborg (a cybernetic cow), The Amazing Swatter, Cold Cuts, Kowrate, Leatherneck, Speed Steer/Gristle Missle, Decibell, Cowmeleon, Little Big Hoof and Two-Percent.

Chick-Fil-A began as the Dwarf Grill in 1946 before being rebranded with its current name in 1967. The company is based in suburban Atlanta. In 2018, the company had revenues of over $10 billion, making it one of the largest fast food chains in the United States.

Answer: Mask across her eyes

Bat Cow has a large bat like mask on her face. The cow was rescued from a slaughterhouse by Batman and Robin, and is now part of their menagerie at Wayne Manor. She also has a large star marking.

Bat Cow was created by DC illustrators in "Batman Incorporated" Vol 2 #1, which was released in July 2012. Bat Cow is a member of the League of Super Pets, and is also known as the Battling Bovine.

Answer: Wanda and Pietro Maximoff

Bova started out as a cow, but was turned into a cow/human hybrid by the High Evolutionary. The cow went to Wundagore Mountain in Sokovia, where she raised the Maximoff twins (AKA Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver).

Bova was created by Marvel illustrators Roy Thomas and Rich Buckler. She made her first appearance in "Giant-Size Avengers" #1, which came out in August 1974. Bova is also known as the Old Woman on the Hill and Bessie.

Uriel and Eimin are the Apocalypse Twins from "Uncanny Avengers" (2013-14). Thor and Loki are part of Norse mythology and part of the "Thor" series. Sue and Johnny Storm are members of the Fantastic Four.

Answer: Deadpool

After an adventure with Howard the Duck in the 1970s, Hell Cow teamed up with Deadpool in 2017. Together they fought a mad scientist who wanted Hell Cow's milk as a possible cure for his tuberculosis. Hell Cow would later become a member of Deadpool, Inc, only to betray the members of the group.

Hell Cow has the powers of a vampire: fangs, unusual strength, and immortality as long as she feeds on human blood. The cow also possesses a red and back cape that allows her to fly. Hell Cow can also turn humans into vampires.

Hell Cow first appeared in "Giant-Size Man Thing" (an actual comic book) in August 1975. She was created by Steve Gerber and Frank Brunner.

Answer: The Tick

Man-Eating cow is part of "The Tick" universe. She is first seen in a pit of cows and crocodiles in Chairface Chippendale's castle. Man-Eating cow is fond of consuming violent criminals.

"The Tick" is a parody of comic book superheroes created by Ben Edlund in 1986. The comic book eventually evolved into a cartoon series on Fox in 1994. Fox created a live action version of the comic, starring Patrick Warburton, that folded after only nine episodes. Man-Eating Cow did show up in the cartoon show and even had her own action figure (released by Bandai).

"Watchmen" by Alan Moore came out in 1986 and is widely regarded as the best Graphic Novel ever written. "Blue Devil" was a Marvel comic released in the mid 1980s. "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" debuted in 1984 and has spawned numerous film and television projects.

Answer: Clarabelle

Clarabelle the Cow is a secondary character in the Disney universe. She is a friend of Minnie Mouse and is often linked with Horace Horsecollar. However, in the Super Goof comic books series, Clarabelle is linked with Goofy.

Clarabelle was a regularly character in Disney shorts between 1930 and 1950. She faded into obscurity, but had a revival starting around 2000.

Answer: Australia

"Greener Pastures" was created by Tim McEwan and Michael Michalandos at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia in 1990. In February 1994, Kronos Comics started publishing the comic book.

The story is about Trevor Bovis, a bull who gets bored with life on the farm and decides to attend university.

Answer: Cudley

Cudley the Cowlick first appeared in Archie Comics' Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures in 1989. By placing people within his mouth, the cow head is able to transport people across time and space. Cudley's first appearance is in issue 7, "Intergalactic Wrestling." Stephen Murphy and Ryan Brown came up with the plot for the issue.

Cudley transports the ninja turtles to the Stump Asteroid for the wrestling. The cow head later returns them to a 22nd century New York City devastated by global warming before returning them to 1990s New York.

Wingnut is a mutant bat who is an ally of the Ninja Turtles. Klunk is Michelangelo's pet cat. Shredder is the main nemesis of the Ninja Turtles.

Answer: Evelyn

Evelyn the cow is a student at the Xavier Institute for Mutant Education and Outreach. She was introduced in "X-23" Volume 4 #2 by cartoonist Mariko Tamaki and Juan Cabal.

Jubilation Lee is Jubilee. Eva Bell is Tempus, a time manipulator. Sophie is one the Stepford Cuckoos, clones of Emma Frost.

Answer: Bailey

"A Cow's Life" is a comic book targeted at third to fifth graders, to teach them about the use of cows for food and clothing. The hero of the book is named Bailey.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) was started in 1980, and is the leading advocacy organization for the rights of animals. It frequently protests factory farming, product testing on animals and promotes vegetarianism and animal-free clothing. It was well known for its demonstrations, which often feature nudity. Celebrities associated with the group include Pamela Anderson, Alicia Silverstone, Olivia Munn and Eva Mendes.