A) 50 years old B) 55 years old C) 60 years old D) 45 years old
A) 5 years B) A decade C) 20 years D) 15 years
A) In his 70s B) Over 100 C) In his 80s D) In his 90s
A) Lana Lang B) Selina Kyle C) Carrie Kelley D) Ellen Yindel
A) The Clown Prince B) The Boy Wonder C) The Dark Knight D) The Man of Steel
A) 65th birthday B) 68th birthday C) 70th birthday D) 75th birthday
A) Dave Endochrine B) Doctor Wolper C) Lola Chong D) Clark Kent
A) 10 years B) 5 years C) 12 years D) 15 years
A) A coma caused by Batman B) A catatonic state C) An induced sleep D) Solitary confinement
A) Slender, masked, and ruthless B) Tall, scarred, and quiet C) Short, muscular, and bald D) Ambitious, brutal, and albino
A) Dr. Bartholomew Wolper B) Dave Endochrine C) Alfred Pennyworth D) Clark Kent
A) Killed by Batman in self-defense B) Killed by the Joker's robot doll C) Shot by the Mutant Leader D) Poisoned by Two-Face
A) Selina Kyle B) Ellen Yindel C) Lola Chong D) Lana Lang
A) He is killed by the Mutant Leader B) He resigns and moves away C) He joins Batman's crusade D) He is arrested for corruption
A) James Gordon B) Doctor Wolper C) Deputy Mayor Stevenson D) Dave Endochrine
A) Gerald Ford B) Ronald Reagan C) Richard Nixon D) Jimmy Carter
A) His left leg B) His right arm C) His right eye D) His left arm
A) A sonic blaster B) A nuclear warhead C) A laser rifle D) A Kryptonite arrow
A) Manages a fashion boutique B) Runs a luxury hotel C) Works as a private investigator D) Runs an escort business
A) A leader of the Mutant gang B) The managing editor of the Daily Planet C) A Gotham City news anchor D) A psychiatrist at Arkham Asylum
A) Jay Leno B) David Letterman C) Johnny Carson D) Conan O'Brien
A) The deputy mayor of Gotham City B) A Gotham City news anchor providing exposition and narration C) A late-night talk show host D) A psychiatrist treating Two-Face
A) The Joker's hulking henchman B) The leader of the Mutants C) The leader of a group of neo-Nazi criminals D) A corrupt police captain
A) He is a talk show guest B) He is a hulking henchman who builds bombs and robotic dolls C) He is the leader of the neo-Nazi criminals D) He is a corrupt politician
A) He is poisoned by the Joker's gas B) He is shot by Commissioner Yindel C) He is killed by Batman's Batarang D) He is accidentally killed in a fight with Robin on roller coaster tracks
A) Two talk show producers B) Two police officers working for Gordon C) Founders of the Sons of Batman D) Two Mutants tricked by Robin who later join Bruno
A) Disgraced police officers B) Former Arkham guards C) Teenagers who were formerly Mutants D) Neo-Nazi criminals
A) Because of his Kryptonian physique B) Because of radiation exposure C) Because of a government serum D) Because he lives in space
A) His face as glowing green B) Both sides of his face as scarred C) His face as completely healed and normal D) One side as completely invisible
A) An order from the President of the United States B) The death of Jim Gordon C) Seeing violence becoming more common in Gotham and the world D) The escape of the Joker from Arkham
A) Oliver Queen B) Clark Kent C) Alfred Pennyworth D) Carrie Kelley
A) Leave Gotham entirely B) Splinter into smaller gangs C) Join the police force D) Surrender to Superman
A) Washington D.C. B) Crime Alley C) Gotham City D) Corto Maltese
A) A police pursuit vehicle B) A Soviet nuclear warhead C) An electromagnetic pulse D) A kryptonite-tipped arrow
A) The White House B) The city dump C) The county fair D) Crime Alley
A) Bruce Wayne B) Alfred Pennyworth C) Oliver Queen D) Carrie Kelley
A) Alfred Pennyworth B) Oliver Queen C) Ellen Yindel D) Clark Kent
A) Into Crime Alley B) To the White House C) Into the caverns beyond the Batcave D) To Corto Maltese
A) 1986 B) 1980 C) 1987 D) 1985
A) Three B) Six C) Five D) Four
A) Frank Miller B) Bob Kane C) Grant Morrison D) Alan Moore
A) Klaus Janson B) Jim Lee C) Lynn Varley D) Todd McFarlane
A) Alex Ross B) Frank Miller C) Klaus Janson D) Lynn Varley
A) Image Comics B) Marvel Comics C) Dark Horse Comics D) DC Comics
A) The Dark Knight Triumphant B) Hunt the Dark Knight C) The Dark Knight Returns D) The Dark Knight Falls
A) Earth-52 B) Earth-31 C) Earth-2 D) Earth-1
A) The Dark Knight Strikes Again B) Dark Knight Returns: The Last Crusade C) Dark Knight Returns: The Golden Child D) The Dark Knight III: The Master Race
A) The Dark Knight Strikes Again B) Dark Knight Returns: The Last Crusade C) The Dark Knight III D) Dark Knight Returns: The Golden Child
A) Dark Knight Returns: The Last Crusade B) All Star Batman & Robin, the Boy Wonder C) Superman: Year One D) The Dark Knight Strikes Again
A) The Death of Superman B) Superman: Red Son C) Superman: Year One D) Superman: For All Seasons
A) The President B) The United States Government C) The United Nations D) The Gotham City Police
A) The Mutant Leader B) Harvey Dent C) The Joker D) Two-Face
A) Alcoholism B) Fear toxin C) Venom D) Painkillers
A) Barbara Gordon B) Carrie Kelley C) Dick Grayson D) Tim Drake
A) Takes hostages at City Hall B) Surrenders to the police C) Publicly vows to kill him personally D) Flees Gotham City
A) The Mutant Leader B) Dick Grayson C) The Joker D) Harvey Dent
A) Commissioner James 'Jim' Gordon B) The Mayor of Gotham C) The Chief of Police D) Arkham Asylum's Director
A) A biological weapon B) Poison gas C) A bomb D) The city's water supply
A) 1940s B) 1970s C) 1950s D) 1960s
A) 1970s B) 1950s C) 1960s D) 1980s
A) The fourth or fifth draft B) The first draft C) The second draft D) The tenth draft
A) 1940 B) 1938 C) 1950 D) 1939
A) Dick Giordano B) Les Daniels C) Lynn Varley D) John Byrne
A) The Enforcer B) Sudden Impact C) Magnum Force D) Dirty Harry
A) A 12-panel grid B) A 4-panel grid C) A 9-panel grid D) A 16-panel grid
A) Disagreements over production deadlines B) Creative differences regarding Robin's gender C) Disputes over royalty payments D) Health issues related to overwork
A) John Byrne B) Dick Giordano C) Frank Miller D) Les Daniels
A) San Diego Comic-Con 2016 B) Emerald City Comic Con 2017 C) MCM London Comic Con 2018 D) New York Comic Con 2019
A) Square binding B) Spiral binding C) Hardcover binding D) Saddle-stitch binding
A) Matte paper B) Glossy paper C) Newsprint paper D) Recycled paper
A) Card-stock covers B) Cloth covers C) Plastic covers D) Leather covers
A) 0907610900 B) 0930289137 C) 0446385050 D) 1563893428
A) Warner Books B) DC Comics C) Titan Books D) Image Comics
A) mass market B) softcover C) hardcover D) trade paperback
A) 1996 B) 1986 C) 2002 D) 1997
A) Absolute Edition B) 30th Anniversary Edition C) 2002 Edition D) Noir Edition
A) 1401263119 B) 1401256910 C) 1401210791 D) 1401255140
A) 2006 B) 2016 C) 2015 D) 1986
A) Collector's Edition B) 40th Anniversary Deluxe Edition C) 10th Anniversary Edition D) 30th Anniversary Edition
A) 1401264433 B) 1401264271 C) 1401270131 D) 1401263119
A) mass market B) trade paperback C) hardcover D) absolute
A) 1401270131 B) 1799513106 C) 1799517586 D) 1401264433
A) DC Comics B) Titan Books C) Marvel D) Warner Books
A) 0907610900 B) 1563893428 C) 0446385050 D) 0930289153
A) A romantic comedy B) A lighthearted children's adventure C) A historical documentary D) A thought-provoking action story
A) First B) Second C) Twenty-fifth D) Tenth
A) Nicolas Slayton B) Frank Miller C) Alan Moore D) Matthew K. Manning
A) DC Comics B) The Sequart Organization C) Time D) Forbidden Planet
A) Matthew K. Manning B) Alan Moore C) Frank Miller D) Nicolas Slayton
A) April 2010 B) January 1986 C) December 2012 D) May 2005
A) The Dark Knight Returns B) Batman: Year One C) Watchmen D) Superman
A) Good artwork B) Color C) A central plot D) Dialogue
A) Christian Bale version B) Adam West version C) Michael Keaton version D) Burt Ward version
A) David Mazzucchelli B) Frank Miller C) Todd McFarlane D) Vincent Connare
A) It is unknown B) Yes C) No D) Only partially
A) David Mazzucchelli B) Frank Miller C) Lynn Varley D) Todd McFarlane
A) No B) Only to The Dark Knight Strikes Again C) Only to Year One D) Yes
A) 2001 B) 2022 C) 1987 D) 1994
A) Five B) One C) Ten D) Three
A) Adam West B) Spawn C) Lex Luthor D) James Gordon |