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