The Never-Ending Comic Book Quiz 0

[Zonker]

No more than a guess, but I'll offer Flash Gordon, Buck Rogers, the Phantom.

[BangZoom]

No more than a guess, but I'll offer Flash Gordon, Buck Rogers, the Phantom.

 

You got one correct. (thumbs u

 

But which one?

 

...and of course there's two more.

 

 

[selegue]

Name three adventure heroes who began life as comic strip characters and were also featured in their own pulp magazines.

 

Flash Gordon

Tailspin Tommy

Dan Dunn (maybe with an asterisk)

 

Jack

[Scrooge]

I have similar to Jack:

 

Dan Dunn

Don Winslow

Flash Gordon

Secret Agent X

Sheena

and Tailspin Tommy

[BangZoom]

Name three adventure heroes who began life as comic strip characters and were also featured in their own pulp magazines.

 

Flash Gordon

Tailspin Tommy

Dan Dunn (maybe with an asterisk)

 

Here's another acceptable answer.

 

 

 

[selegue]

Name three adventure heroes who began life as comic strip characters and were also featured in their own pulp magazines.

 

Flash Gordon

Tailspin Tommy

Dan Dunn (maybe with an asterisk)

 

Here's another acceptable answer.

 

 

 

Winslow may be a slightly better call than Dunn, but they both get an asterisk. Sheena gets two (as if she doesn't already have them).

 

Jack

[Scrooge]

What about Secret Agent X. I didn't get a chance to verify his pedigree but wasn't that first and foremost a strip character?

 

Anyway, can't wait for the next question that Jack will cook up and for which I will have no chance of finding the answer

[BangZoom]

 

What about Secret Agent X. I didn't get a chance to verify his pedigree but wasn't that first and foremost a strip character?

I don't believe there's any connection between Hammett's Secret Agent X-9 and the pulp character, Secret Agent X.

[selegue]

Name three adventure heroes who began life as comic strip characters and were also featured in their own pulp magazines.

 

Flash Gordon

Tailspin Tommy

Dan Dunn (maybe with an asterisk)

 

 

Before Sergeant Rock appeared on the scene, Easy Company included a Native American soldier. What was his name?

 

Jack

[CAP Freak]

Little Sure Shot?

[selegue]

Little Sure Shot?

 

As far as I know, he didn't appear until after Sgt. Rock. Someone correct me if there's a pre-Rock appearance.

 

Jack

[Zonker]

Gotta be the Eagle of Easy Company, but I don't know his name.

[CAP Freak]

Black Crow?

 

[selegue]

Gotta be the Eagle of Easy Company, but I don't know his name.

 

That's my clue!

 

JPS

[selegue]

Black Crow?

 

Marvel character, isn't he?

 

Jack

[selegue]

 

Before Sergeant Rock appeared on the scene, Easy Company included a Native American soldier. What was his name?

 

I didn't expect this one to be so hard!

 

It sounds like he's got a tractor in his moccasin.

 

Jack

[Zonker]

Well, then... John Deerfoot?

[selegue]

Well, then... John Deerfoot?

 

 

 

based on the cheeziest clue ever!

 

If someone had looked at my copy on the Silver Age war thread, they could have seen most of the answer where the cover is conveniently missing.

 

 

Jack

[Zonker]

 

 

based on the cheeziest clue ever!

 

 

 

Here's an easy one-- in several issues prior to the introduction of Ras al Ghul, Batman battled a number of agents from his organization. Name at least 2 of them.

 

(I'm not counting the Sensei from the Deadman strip, only later ret-conned to be part of Ras' organization).

[selegue]

 

 

based on the cheeziest clue ever!

 

 

 

Here's an easy one-- in several issues prior to the introduction of Ras al Ghul, Batman battled a number of agents from his organization. Name at least 2 of them.

 

(I'm not counting the Sensei from the Deadman strip, only later ret-conned to be part of Ras' organization).

 

Ebeneezer Darrk and Tejja

 

Jack