The Ultimate Trivia On Comics

In The Dandy comic, Bully Beef was always trying to get at Chips.

The correct answer is The Freedom Fighters. Doll Man, Uncle Sam, The Human Bomb, and The Black Condor are all members of The Freedom Fighters, a superhero team in the DC Comics universe. They fight against tyranny and injustice, using their unique powers and abilities to protect freedom and uphold justice.

Cheryl Blossom is the correct answer because she is a red-headed girl who is known for constantly competing with Betty and Veronica in Archie Comics. She is often portrayed as a rival to both girls and is known for her fiery personality and determination to win. Cheryl's presence adds an element of rivalry and drama to the comic series, making her a memorable character in the Archie universe.

The Marvel No-Prize Book does not exist. This is because the "No-Prize" concept was a humorous tradition in Marvel Comics, where readers would point out errors or inconsistencies in the comics and would be awarded a "No-Prize" as a tongue-in-cheek acknowledgment. However, there was never an actual comic book titled "The Marvel No-Prize Book."

Jack Boniface's comic superhero identity is Shadowman.

Psycho-Man turned the Invisible Girl into the villainess Malice for a short time.

Maynard Tiboldt uses the alias "The Ringmaster" as his criminal guise.

Greg Saunders is the secret identity of The Vigilante, a Golden Age superhero. The Vigilante is known for his skills in marksmanship and hand-to-hand combat. He fights crime with his signature weapons, including a lasso and a six-shooter. Greg Saunders adopted this secret identity to protect the innocent and uphold justice in the city.

Jughead's first name in the Archie comics is Forsythe. This is the correct answer because Forsythe is the name that is commonly associated with Jughead's character in the comics. It is the name that is consistently used throughout the Archie series to refer to Jughead.

Scorpion was never part of the mutant-hunting team The Marauders. The Marauders were a group of mutants and superhumans who were hired by the villain Mister Sinister to hunt down and kill mutants. While Blockbuster, Malice, and Harpoon were all members of The Marauders at some point, Scorpion was not associated with the team.

The Crimson Avenger is the correct answer because unlike the other comic book characters listed, he has never been adapted into a live-action film or appeared in any form on the silver screen. Hop Harrigan, Congo Bill, and Blackhawk have all made appearances in various adaptations, including movies and television shows. However, The Crimson Avenger has remained solely a comic book character and has not yet been featured in any film adaptations.

Darrel Dane's ability to use his willpower suggests that he possesses a unique power that allows him to shrink in size, making him the superhero Doll Man. This power allows him to navigate through small spaces and use his reduced size as an advantage in combat situations.

The alter ego of futuristic comic hero John Fox is The Flash.

Hawkman first appeared with the Justice League of America in "Justice League of America #21".

In the "Peanuts" comic strip, when Lucy didn't pull the football away from Charlie Brown, he ended up kicking Lucy in the arm. This suggests that Charlie Brown was tricked by Lucy once again, as she didn't keep her promise of not pulling the football away. Charlie Brown's frustration led to him accidentally kicking Lucy, resulting in her getting kicked in the arm.

Forge is responsible for Storm of the X-Men losing her powers for a time.

Alan Davis is the correct answer because he was both the writer and penciler on "Wolverine: Bloodlust". This means that he not only wrote the story but also created the artwork for the comic. Alan Davis is known for his work in the comic book industry and has contributed to various popular titles.

The original New Mutants team consisted of five members. This can be inferred from the given options and the fact that the question asks for the number of members "made up" the original team. Since 5 is the only option that matches this criteria, it is the correct answer.

The correct answer is The Escalator. The question asks for the option that is not one of the Elders of the Universe. The Contemplator, The Runner, and The Champion are all known Elders of the Universe. However, The Escalator is not a character associated with the Elders of the Universe in any Marvel comic or storyline.

The Fantastic Four first appeared in a comic book in 1961. This superhero team was created by writer Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby and published by Marvel Comics. Their debut issue, Fantastic Four #1, introduced the characters Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Woman, Human Torch, and The Thing. The Fantastic Four quickly became popular and went on to have a significant impact on the comic book industry, spawning numerous spin-offs, adaptations, and a dedicated fanbase.