Comic Book Quiz Game

[James Harvey]

I'm pretty sure it's Spidey: an Earth X Special, one of the most popular one shots to spin out of Earth X.

 

[I_am_scifi]

Originally posted by Jim Harvey
I'm pretty sure it's Spidey: an Earth X Special, one of the most popular one shots to spin out of Earth X.

Correct answer Jim! I was indeed Spidey: an Earth X Special. The artist worked in "so long Bob Harris you S.O.B ha ha ha" to the artwork in the background. Your question Jim.

 

[DarkHawk]

Here's a good question...


What person managed to kill Wolvie, Thor and Spidey all in the same comic book?

 

[Marc]

Welcome to Toonzone, Darkhawk. However, it is not your turn to ask a question. The way the game works, the threadstarter (in this case, Storm) asked a question, and the first person to get it right gets the opportunity to ask the next question. Whoever gets that question right then gets to ask one, and so on. Right now it's Jim Harvey's turn, since he answered I_am_sci-fi's question correctly. I'll reprint to rules to the game in case you missed them:

RULES:

1) If a question goes unanswered or is guessed incorrectly for more than 24 hours, then the original person who asked that question can post a follow-up hint, or he/she can just reveal the answer and post a new question.

2) If a person guesses the correct answer, they have the honor of asking the next question. If they do not respond with a new question within 24 hours, then the next question is up for grabs. (Either by the thread starter, a moderator or whoever feels like it.)

3) If a person guesses the correct answer but cannot think of a new question to ask, he/she does not have to post a new question. They can forfeit their turn to another poster if they feel like it.

Hope that clears everything up. Have fun, and enjoy your stay here at Toonzone!

- Cap

 

[James Harvey]

Well - here's my first go at these comic questions so here goes:

Question: Mary Jane was proclaimed dead in the Spider-Man books not too long ago. How did she supposedly die?

 

[Storm]

Answer: Mary Jane was killed when her plane exploded.

 

[James Harvey]

Originally posted by Storm
Answer: Mary Jane was killed when her plane exploded.

That's correct, Storm. Take it away!

 

[Storm]

Thanks Jim

Okay if anybody reads Wizard you will know this...

Question: Which 'Authority' storyline was banned because it was too controversial? (Shocking isn't it)

 

[I_am_scifi]

Originally posted by Storm
Thanks Jim

Okay if anybody reads Wizard you will know this...

Question: Which 'Authority' storyline was banned because it was too controversial? (Shocking isn't it)

After Frank Quitely and Mark Millar left the title, a storyline was to be written by Brian Azzarello and Steve Dillon involving The Authority Vs. Jesus. It never happeend however, because after the events of events fo Sept. 11th, DC felt it was too controversial to be printed, and Azzarello and Dillon dropped out of the project.

 

[Storm]

Correct

I_am_scifi your on a roll

 

[I_am_scifi]

Re: Correct

Originally posted by Storm
I_am_scifi your on a roll

Why thank you my dear!

Okay, here's my next question, and it once again from the pages of Wizard:

In what year, and in what situation, was Clark Kent to have originally told Lois Lane he was Superman?

 

[tony]

Action Comics #662 in 1991

 

[I_am_scifi]

Nope, sorry Tony. That was when it actually transpired. I want to know when it was originally supposed to happen in comic continuity.

HINT: WAAAAAAY Before 1991.

 

[Green-Ghost]

I think it was in a never publishing story from 1940!

 

[Cogliostro]

1940, the situation was I believe Clark, Lois and many others were trapped in a mine and running out of air, there only chance of survival? Clark using his powers so doing so he tore off his cloth revieling himself as Superman broke through the wall saving them all. The story was made by Jerry Siegel and drawn by artist Joe Shuster but was never used...

 

[I_am_scifi]

Originally posted by Cogliostro
1940, the situation was I believe Clark, Lois and many others were trapped in a mine and running out of air, there only chance of survival? Clark using his powers so doing so he tore off his cloth revieling himself as Superman broke through the wall saving them all. The story was made by Jerry Siegel and drawn by artist Joe Shuster but was never used...

Correct Cogliostro, right on the money !!! It's your question.

 

[Cogliostro]

During the 1970's Marvel released a special exercise book featuring characters showing and telling how to exercise correctly what was the name of this comic book and what was it's price (U.S. Price)??? This was in the pages of Wizard and poked fun at it...

 

[Storm]

Answer:

Stan Lee presents: The Mighty Marvel Comics

Strength and Fitness Book

Written by: Agile Ann Picardo

Illustrated by: Jumpin' Joe Giella

Price: $3.95

 

[Cogliostro]

Originally posted by Storm
Answer:

Stan Lee presents: The Mighty Marvel Comics

Strength and Fitness Book

Written by: Agile Ann Picardo

Illustrated by: Jumpin' Joe Giella

Price: $3.95

Dang that was quick, your good

 

[Storm]

When 'X-men' the movie was in production who was suppose to take on the roles of Wolverine and Rouge but turn them down?