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