Listen up loyal listeners! Today Chris decided to come up with 12 terrifying questions to test Walt’s knowledge of the comic collecting industry. Can you do better than Walt did? Did you keep track of the way Chris kept score? What was your score? Let us know!
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could not find any panzer she-devils
“Alive and Kicking” is Simple Minds, but I get the confusion with Tears For Fears
“I-land” or “EYS-land”?
“CO-nan or co-NEN”?
“sub-MAR-e-ner” or “sub-ma-REEN-er”?
“CAY-zar”??? who says that? “KA-zar”
Think about baseball if you find yourself giving answers too quickly
I did poorly – what is with questions about issue numbers or books from the 1930s? Come on. The only Robin that immediately came to mind was Burt Ward. The book you are thinking of is “Son of the Demon”. I guessed ten Detectives w/o Robin, not bad. The “longest running” question was unclear – I guessed Detective because I thought it meant in terms of time.
Bonus question – name members of The Society of Alternate Serpents:
Also it wasn’t pointed out that Bushmaster transforms into Cottonmouth, and then he has to floss.
Nice work Meli !
Those Men’s Mags were real nasty, simple minds loved Simple Minds, tomEYto tomAHto, and I though bushmaster was a wrestler?