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This is how good I did at it 1 Correct! The correct answer: A Eric Bana Your answer: A Eric Bana Australian actor Eric Bana tackled the role of Dr. Bruce Banner in “Hulk.” A box-office disappointment, the film was directed by Oscar winner Ang Lee (“The Ice Storm” and “Brokeback Mountain”Log in to see images!. Edward Norton plays Banner in the 2008 film “The Incredible Hulk,” while Bill Bixby did the honors for the hit television series of the same name. And though the cinematic Hulk is depicted via computer animation, a body builder named Lou Ferrigno played the monster on TV by donning a green wig and a lot of green makeup. 2 Correct! The correct answer: C Hawkman Your answer: C Hawkman Though the winged Hawkman would go on to join the Justice League, the founding members included: Wonder Woman, Aquaman, The Flash, Green Lantern and the lesser-known Martian Manhunter. Even Superman and Batman joined after the team had already been established. (And if you know the character Martian Manhunter, congratulations, you are officially a comic book scholar.) 3 Correct! The correct answer: B Green Goblin Your answer: B Green Goblin Though the idea might excite dedicated comic book fans, it’s unlikely the Green Goblin will ever tangle with Batman. The Goblin is the arch nemesis of your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man — and both characters are owned by Marvel Comics. Batman is a DC Comics creation. DC and Marvel cooperate with each other about as often as Batman and the Joker go out for coffee. 4 Correct! The correct answer: C Gray Your answer: C Gray In contrast to the average super-hero outfitting her or himself with eye-catching colors, Iron Man’s first suit of armor was a very un-flashy gray. But Tony Stark, the man behind the mask, built the Iron Man suit in order to escape from his terrorist captors. He didn’t exactly have time to paint his rocket-powered, strength-enhancing, repulsor-beam-blasting super suit before making a quick getaway. 5 Correct! The correct answer: C The lie detector Your answer: C The lie detector William Moulton Marston, a psychologist, developed an early version of the polygraph, or lie detector, during the 1920s. Though she’s not officially credited, Marston’s wife, Elizabeth Holloway Marston, is now thought to have contributed significantly to the technological development. Elizabeth also served as the basis for Wonder Woman — a strong, independent woman capable of feats exceeding the abilities of men. Appropriately, Wonder Woman carries a magic golden lbumo — which forces those ensnared by it to tell the truth. 6 Correct! The correct answer: B A shield Your answer: B A shield Though the star-spangled champion doesn’t shy away from landing a solid right hook to the jaw of an evildoer, Captain America’s iconic shield is his favorite item. Yes, Cap uses it to block all sorts of projectiles, but he can also throw his shield like a Frisbee. One well-aimed fling of Captain America’s shield can take out a room full of thugs via physics-defying ricochets. Hey — it’s a comic book. 7 Correct! The correct answer: D All of the above Your answer: D All of the above Sadly, green kryptonite saps Superman of all his powers, reducing him to a pathetic weakling. Though there are other colors in the kryptonite spectrum, with varying effects on the Man of Steel, green is the most common — and possibly deadly. 8 Correct! The correct answer: C “Here I come to save the day!” Your answer: C “Here I come to save the day!” As he zooms down from the sky to save mouse-damsel in distress, Pearl Pureheart, from the clutches of an evil cat named Oil Can Harry, Mighty Mouse sings “Here I come to save the day!” in a semioperatic style. 9 Correct! The correct answer: A “Watchmen” Your answer: A “Watchmen” “Watchmen,” written by Alan Moore and illustrated by Dave Gibbons, was the first graphic novel to win the Hugo Award, an honor usually bestowed on nonillustrated science-fiction/fantasy literature only. The story chronicles the problems faced by a group of costumed crime fighters coping with the murder of a fellow superhero. The tone of the book is grim and more mature than the usual comic book fare of the time. “Watchmen” helped change the way many readers — both fans and newcomers — thought about the genre. 10 Correct! The correct answer: D Goofy Your answer: D Goofy Super Goof first appeared in issue no. 2 of the Disney comic book “The Phantom Blot” in 1965. Goofy’s heroic alter ego soon had his own comic book. “Super Goof” depicted the escapades of the titular character, who eschewed fancy tights and a mask in favor of long johns and a hastily tied cape. Blood covers The City like a big red afghan. POW BIFF WHAMMO! Log in to see images! |
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