Wow, You Have Superheroes on Your Shirt Quiz

Answer: Captain America

In "Captain America Comics" #1, Steve Rogers becomes Captain America after being the only recipient of the "Super Soldier" formula. He fought foes such as Baron Zemo and the Red Skull throughout World War II.

He was introduced to a new generation in "Avengers" #4, after being found in an iceberg. He then became a member and sometime leader of the group.

He was believed killed in the "Civil War" storyline, but that was later revealed to be not true.

Answer: Spider-Woman

Introduced in "Marvel Spotlight" #32, Spider-Woman (aka Jessica Drew) had her own title for fifty issues. She acquired her powers while being cured for radiation poisoning. Among her powers was immunity to an attack after being exposed to it previously.

It was later revealed that though her body died, her spirit was still alive and she was brought back. She has also worked as a private investigator.

Answer: Spider-Man

Peter Parker became Spider-Man after being bitten by a radioactive spider and became a hero after his Uncle Ben was killed. This was told in "Amazing Fantasy" #15 and the rest is history. Spider-Man has been the subject of numerous TV series (live action and animated), several movies, and even a balloon in a Thanksgiving Day parade.

Answer: The Black Cat

Felicia Hardy followed in the family business by becoming a jewel thief. Her love for Spider-Man kept her going from hero to thief and back again. Since her debut in "The Amazing Spider-Man" #194, she has brought bad luck to many who have crossed her path.

Answer: The Human Torch

"Fantastic Four" #1 tells the tale of four adventurers going into space, getting bombarded by cosmic rays, and acquiring great powers. The youngest was Johnny Storm, who became The Human Torch.

As The Human Torch, he could turn his whole body or any part of it into flame without burning himself. He also could fly, fire being lighter than air. He met his end in "Fantastic Four" #587, but you never know.

Answer: The Thing

Ben Grimm was the pilot of the ship that was hit by cosmic rays in "Fantastic Four" #1. The rays changed him into a super-strong, orange, rock-like "Thing" (a name Susan Storm called him shortly after the transformation). He is nearly invulnerable and constantly wishes he were normal. He has had serious fights with the Hulk and playful ones with the Human Torch.

Answer: The Hulk

Since "The Incredible Hulk" #1, the character has been seen in two movies, and a TV series (1978-82) starring bodybuilder Lou Ferrigno as the Hulk. The Hulk has nearly unlimited strength, can leap into space, is nearly indestructible, and was originally gray.

Answer: Iron Fist

After becoming an orphan, Danny Rand was raised in K'un-L'un where he was trained in the martial arts. After defeating a dragon and plunging his hand into the dragon's heart, he acquired the power of the Iron Fist. His first appearance was "Marvel Premiere" #15.

Answer: Iron Man

"Tales of Suspense" #39 brought us playboy and inventor Tony Stark, who builds an iron suit of armor to save his life. As Iron Man, he can fly at supersonic speed, shoot repulsor rays, and fight villains such as the Mandarin and Titanium Man.

Answer: Thor

Dr. Don Blake, in "Journey Into Mystery" #83, becomes Thor when he finds the disguised Uhuru hammer and strikes it on the ground. as Thor he is nearly god-like in strength, and can fly, travel to other dimensions, and fight evil through his hammer.

Answer: The Beast

The Beast has been a member of the Defenders, the Avengers, the X-Men, and X-Factor since his introduction in "The X-Men" #1. As Hank McCoy, he has a doctorate degree and genius level intelligence. As the Beast, he began with an ape-like form, became more feline, now may be reverting back to ape-like again.

Answer: Nightcrawler

Kurt Wagner was born with a tail, two toes on each foot, two fingers on each hand, and the power to teleport. His appearance and the smell of brimstone when he teleported led many to believe he was a demon. Unfortunately, he dies in "X-Men: Second Coming". His debut was in "Giant-Size X-Men" #1.

Answer: The Black Panther

T'Challa earned the Black Panther habit and was chief of the Panther tribe of the African country of Wakanda. He is a member of the Avengers and is married to Storm of the X-Men. "Fantastic Four" #52 was his debut.

Answer: Daredevil

First appearing in a yellow and black costume in "Daredevil" #1, Daredevil acquired his heightened senses through an accident involving radioactivity. Though he is blind, he can hear heartbeats so well, he can tell when someone is lying. His billy club has two parts, a grappling hook and a fighting staff.

Answer: Wolverine

For years, Wolverine has been Marvel's most popular character. He first appeared in "The Incredible Hulk" #180 as a cameo and #181 in full. He is a mutant because of his healing factor, but has an indestructible adamantium skeleton and claws as part of the Weapon X project in Canada. He uses the name Logan.