The Never-Ending Comic Book Quiz 0

[Doctor Svord]

The new Classics Illustrated #35 "Last Days of Pompeii" at 45 pages?

[Scrooge]

The new Classics Illustrated #35 "Last Days of Pompeii" at 45 pages?

 

 

I knew it wouldn't be long for someone to nail that one.

 

[BangZoom]

The new Classics Illustrated #35 "Last Days of Pompeii" at 45 pages?

 

 

I knew it wouldn't be long for someone to nail that one.

 

 

Curses.

 

Congrats, Doctor Svord. I never even thought of Classics Illustrated.

[Doctor Svord]

Thanks guys. (Sometimes my system's too slow to handle the GCD, so Google strikes again!)

 

Nice Fight 53 Scrooge. It's much nicer than my copy. Still, a great book to own in any shape.

 

 

Next Cover:

 

Title and Issue Number?

 

[Scrooge]

Surely I thought it was from Space Adventures but it isn't ... Curses. Oh well, some one else can win this round.

[Doctor Svord]

Here's a hint: Kirby

[Zonker]

Race for the Moon #2

[Doctor Svord]

 

Good eye Zonker!

 

If one's a Kirby fan, this is neat book. (Even if one's not a Kirby fan it's still pretty cool.)

 

Race for the Moon #2

[Zonker]

Never would have gotten it without this resource and your clue.

[Zonker]

Next question: In the Denny O'Neil - Neal Adams Green Lantern / Green Arrow run, there were only 2 villains from the Silver Age GL rogues gallery who appeared. Name them both, please.

 

 

[awe4one]

Sinestro and Black Hand

 

If this is the right answer, I won't be able to provide the next question as have some errands to do. Someone just throw another up to keep this going...

 

Jim

[Zonker]

Sinestro and Black Hand

 

If this is the right answer, I won't be able to provide the next question as have some errands to do. Someone just throw another up to keep this going...

 

Jim

 

 

Anyone else feel free to put up a question. If no one else steps up before Jim returns, I'll try to think of something.

 

[BangZoom]

There were approximately 29 different comic titles for sale on US newsstands in the summer of 1938.

 

Name 10 of those comic books.

[Scrooge]

To make it fair I type this list without checking any online source:

 

Popular Comics

New (Adventure) Comics

Star Ranger

King Comics

Keen Detective

Large Feature

Famous Funnies

Action Comics

Detective Comics

Jumbo Comics

 

How'd I do?

[silverage12c]

Action Comics

Detective Comics

More Fun Comics

New Adventure Comics

Famous Funnies

Crackajack Funnies

Comics on Parade

King Comics

Tip Top Comics

Ace Comics

Star Comics

 

(ran out of ideas after 7 or 8 . . . looked up the last few)

[BangZoom]

To make it fair I type this list without checking any online source:

 

Popular Comics

New (Adventure) Comics

Star Ranger

King Comics

Keen Detective

Large Feature

Famous Funnies

Action Comics

Detective Comics

Jumbo Comics

 

How'd I do?

 

You got nine correct.

 

Large Feature didn't begin publication until 1939, but you were so-o close I'm awarding you a

 

 

 

 

[BangZoom]

Action Comics

Detective Comics

More Fun Comics

New Adventure Comics

Famous Funnies

Crackajack Funnies

Comics on Parade

King Comics

Tip Top Comics

Ace Comics

Star Comics

 

(ran out of ideas after 7 or 8 . . . looked up the last few)

 

(thumbs u You're a winner, too.

 

(silverage12c slipped in his answer while I was responding to Scrooge's post. )

 

 

[silverage12c]

I defer the points and the right to post next to Scrooge, who typed his list from memory alone!

 

Take it away, Scrooge!

[BangZoom]

I defer the points and the right to post next to Scrooge, who typed his list from memory alone!

 

Take it away, Scrooge!

 

Thanks for being so gracious, silverage12c.

[Scrooge]

Thanks!

 

Here's another easy one.

 

What do the comic-book characters:

 

Tarzan, Flash Gordon, Buck Rogers and Thun'da

 

have in common?