The Never-Ending Comic Book Quiz 0

[Doctor Svord]

Lyssa's leg.... can't miss that. I imagine that's a sweet copy you've got there BZ. Your Planets are so darn nice looking.

 

Next cover:

 

Title and issue number?

[Doctor Svord]

Well, no one's got it yet.

 

Here's a clue:

 

This book was "Brought to Light" in the 40's, but Don't Sweat the Publisher.

[selegue]

Well, no one's got it yet.

 

Here's a clue:

 

This book was "Brought to Light" in the 40's, but Don't Sweat the Publisher.

 

Tough one!

Very clever clues.

 

Exposed 9

 

Jack

[Doctor Svord]

Well, no one's got it yet.

 

Here's a clue:

 

This book was "Brought to Light" in the 40's, but Don't Sweat the Publisher.

 

Tough one!

Very clever clues.

 

Exposed 9

 

Jack

 

 

Thanks Jack! I thought "laboratory" might throw people off the trail. The real question is: What does the filing cabinet have against Leland?

 

(Exposed 9 - D.S. Publishing)

 

 

[selegue]

 

 

Thanks Jack! I thought "laboratory" might throw people off the trail. The real question is: What does the filing cabinet have against Leland?

 

(Exposed 9 - D.S. Publishing)

 

 

Hard to tell who's talking, isn't it?

The filing cabinet should object to that checkered suit, but I don't think that's Leland!

 

Time crunch, so I'll have to pose a quick one.

 

The original Doom Patrol fought three nasty mutant "brothers". How did the trio get their strange appearances and powers?

 

Jack

 

 

[Zonker]

Time crunch, so I'll have to pose a quick one.

 

The original Doom Patrol fought three nasty mutant "brothers". How did the trio get their strange appearances and powers?

 

Jack

 

 

According to The Chief, they were human mutations born near the first atomic experiments of 1945.

[selegue]

Time crunch, so I'll have to pose a quick one.

 

The original Doom Patrol fought three nasty mutant "brothers". How did the trio get their strange appearances and powers?

 

Jack

 

 

According to The Chief, they were human mutations born near the first atomic experiments of 1945.

 

Do you see any reason to doubt The Chief? He used the largest computer system yet developed, containing all human knowledge, didn't he?

 

 

Jack

[Zonker]

Good point.

 

Okay, anyone recognize which cover this guy appears on?

 

 

[Zonker]

No, huh? Here's some more...

 

[selegue]

No, huh? Here's some more...

 

 

Ibis, the Invincible 3

 

You ran into the problem of people taking a few hours off to sleep!

(US EST anyway)

 

Jack

[Zonker]

 

 

(I should have had more faith )

[selegue]

 

 

(I should have had more faith )

 

The night shift is tough!

 

What was the fate of Pete Warren after his abduction?

 

Jack

[selegue]

 

What was the fate of Pete Warren after his abduction?

 

Jack

 

Probably needs more detail and a hint.

 

Specifically, what happened to Pete Warren's body after he was abducted?

 

Jack

(I'll let it simmer for a couple of hours.)

[selegue]

 

What was the fate of Pete Warren after his abduction?

 

 

Specifically, what happened to Pete Warren's body after he was abducted?

 

 

He was abducted by men from the moon.

 

JPS

[Zonker]

I got nothin.

[selegue]

I got nothin.

 

Pete Warren's story was a very Weird Tale!

 

Jack

[bronze_rules]

turned into cheese?

 

Paging mr. bangzoom.

 

 

[Doctor Svord]

It changed it's name to Julian 5th and lost it's life in an epic battle with Orthis?

 

Jack, Is this story Burroughs, "of the Future" , or "from Another World"? Timeframe?

[selegue]

I got nothin.

 

Pete Warren's story was a very Weird Tale!

 

 

OK, it WILL BE a very WEIRD TALE.

 

Jack

(and frequently reprinted)

[Doctor Svord]

He became "The Man from the Moon"?

 

The Wolverton story from Weird Tales of the Future 5 has been reprinted a couple of times, but I don't have access. You've got me stumped.