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She was one of the original four Peanuts characters, and had a brunette ponytail. She tended to be snobby and collected stamps. Who?
He spoke the only lines in the very first Peanuts strip. Like the two girls, blond Patty and brunette Violet, he was dropped in the 1960s, leaving Charlie Brown as the only original character. Who?
What Peanuts character bragged about her naturally curly hair, carried around a cat named Faron and complained that Snoopy never liked chasing rabbits?
Rather weirdly, what Peanuts' character was Snoopy's girlfriend for a while, although she and Peppermint Patty had an oddly sapphic rapport?
In "Peanuts," what little brother of Linus and Lucy was rarely seen in the 1980s, but came to dominate the strip's last years?
Although the voice of substitute teacher Mr Bergstrom was credited to Sam Etic, it was actually what actor?
Introduced in 1941 by Russian-born Albert Lewis Kanter as Classic Comics, the first issues of Classics Illustrated adapted what Alexandre Dumas work in comic book form?
Which of these characters was created in an animation studio known as Termite Terrace?
SpongeBob SquarePants' best friend is Patrick. What is Patrick?
Ad executive Rob Wilco owns a talking dog and cat in what comic strip?
In a 1933 Disney animated short, Fiddler and Piper are named for the instruments they play, and Practical is named for his foresight. Who are they?
What fictional duo sing these lines? "Overture, curtain, lights! This is it. The night of nights. No more rehearsing or nursing a part. We know every part by heart! Overture, curtain, lights! This is it. We'll hit the heights! And oh, what heights we'll hit! On with the show, this is it!"
According to the title of a LA Times piece about this character's homosexuality, who is "yellow, porous and outed"?
What oddball expletive was a favored curse of Perry White, who was Clark Kent's boss?
What color is the S on Superman's chest?
As principal of Riverdale High, Mr. Weatherbee would have his eye on which of these four-color kids?
As part of a push toward encouraging healthier eating among kids, what character sang "A Cookie is a Sometimes Food"?
In Action Comics, what fictional element, which comes in red and green varieties, was assigned #126 on the periodic table?
In the brightest day and blackest night, no evil shall escape what superhero's sight?
In "The Wizard of Id," the Lone Harranguer is a peasant who typically heckles the king with what insult?
What Simpsons psychiatrist apparently died, only to return nearly 10 years later, telling Marge, "I have been very sick"?
On The Simpsons, what pharmacist opened the Leftorium, a store for left-handed people?
In some alternate universe, Selina Kyle ends up marrying Batman. Who is she?
What comic strip featured an array of horrors, including a vulture named Gaylord?
What comic strip animal donned sunglasses and a jacket to become the campus-dwelling Joe Cool?
Wacky inventor Gyro Gearloose appeared to be a chicken. Whose buddy was he?
What did Dumbo hold in his trunk to give him the courage to fly?
Heckle and Jeckle were created by Paul Terry for his own studio, Terrytoons. What were Heckle and Jeckle?
Before he invented stuff at the New York Times, Jayson Blair edited the student newspaper at the University of Maryland, where he discovered what black-power comic strip by Aaron McGruder?
In 1928, RCA's first TV broadcast over the air on W2XBS used what cartoon character, which in 1927 also became the first inflatable cartoon character in the Macy's Thanksgiving parade?
Beetle Bailey's sister first appeared in 1954. Today, she's a title character in a comic strip of her own. Who is she?
In Bloom County, what was the name of the herring-addicted penguin who played rhythm tuba for Billy and the Boingers?
What banjo-playing music store clerk created The Far Side?
In what comic strip would you encounter Phil, the Prince of Insufficient Light and Ruler of Heck?
This superhero first appeared in 1963 in a comic book, drawn by Steve Ditko. In 1977, he first appeared in a newspaper comic strip, drawn by John Romita. Who is he?
The Reuben Award has been called the Academy Awards of the comics page. What Canadian was the first woman to win the Reuben?
What comic strip was created by Tom Wilson, an executive with 35 years' experience at the American Greetings company?
What comic strip character has been a reporter for Rolling Stone, governor of American Samoa, ambassador to China, a hostage in Iran, a Haitian zombie and mayor of Al-Amok in Iraq?
Thurl Ravenscroft and Paul Winchell died within a month of each other in 2005, and were best known for providing the cartoon voices of what kind of animal?
Until he left Department H of the Canadian government to join the X-Men, who was slated to lead Alpha Flight?
He spoke the only lines in the very first Peanuts strip. Like the two girls, blond Patty and brunette Violet, he was dropped in the 1960s, leaving Charlie Brown as the only original character. Who?
What Peanuts character bragged about her naturally curly hair, carried around a cat named Faron and complained that Snoopy never liked chasing rabbits?
Rather weirdly, what Peanuts' character was Snoopy's girlfriend for a while, although she and Peppermint Patty had an oddly sapphic rapport?
In "Peanuts," what little brother of Linus and Lucy was rarely seen in the 1980s, but came to dominate the strip's last years?
Although the voice of substitute teacher Mr Bergstrom was credited to Sam Etic, it was actually what actor?
Introduced in 1941 by Russian-born Albert Lewis Kanter as Classic Comics, the first issues of Classics Illustrated adapted what Alexandre Dumas work in comic book form?
Which of these characters was created in an animation studio known as Termite Terrace?
SpongeBob SquarePants' best friend is Patrick. What is Patrick?
Ad executive Rob Wilco owns a talking dog and cat in what comic strip?
In a 1933 Disney animated short, Fiddler and Piper are named for the instruments they play, and Practical is named for his foresight. Who are they?
What fictional duo sing these lines? "Overture, curtain, lights! This is it. The night of nights. No more rehearsing or nursing a part. We know every part by heart! Overture, curtain, lights! This is it. We'll hit the heights! And oh, what heights we'll hit! On with the show, this is it!"
According to the title of a LA Times piece about this character's homosexuality, who is "yellow, porous and outed"?
What oddball expletive was a favored curse of Perry White, who was Clark Kent's boss?
What color is the S on Superman's chest?
As principal of Riverdale High, Mr. Weatherbee would have his eye on which of these four-color kids?
As part of a push toward encouraging healthier eating among kids, what character sang "A Cookie is a Sometimes Food"?
In Action Comics, what fictional element, which comes in red and green varieties, was assigned #126 on the periodic table?
In the brightest day and blackest night, no evil shall escape what superhero's sight?
In "The Wizard of Id," the Lone Harranguer is a peasant who typically heckles the king with what insult?
What Simpsons psychiatrist apparently died, only to return nearly 10 years later, telling Marge, "I have been very sick"?
On The Simpsons, what pharmacist opened the Leftorium, a store for left-handed people?
In some alternate universe, Selina Kyle ends up marrying Batman. Who is she?
What comic strip featured an array of horrors, including a vulture named Gaylord?
What comic strip animal donned sunglasses and a jacket to become the campus-dwelling Joe Cool?
Wacky inventor Gyro Gearloose appeared to be a chicken. Whose buddy was he?
What did Dumbo hold in his trunk to give him the courage to fly?
Heckle and Jeckle were created by Paul Terry for his own studio, Terrytoons. What were Heckle and Jeckle?
Before he invented stuff at the New York Times, Jayson Blair edited the student newspaper at the University of Maryland, where he discovered what black-power comic strip by Aaron McGruder?
In 1928, RCA's first TV broadcast over the air on W2XBS used what cartoon character, which in 1927 also became the first inflatable cartoon character in the Macy's Thanksgiving parade?
Beetle Bailey's sister first appeared in 1954. Today, she's a title character in a comic strip of her own. Who is she?
In Bloom County, what was the name of the herring-addicted penguin who played rhythm tuba for Billy and the Boingers?
What banjo-playing music store clerk created The Far Side?
In what comic strip would you encounter Phil, the Prince of Insufficient Light and Ruler of Heck?
This superhero first appeared in 1963 in a comic book, drawn by Steve Ditko. In 1977, he first appeared in a newspaper comic strip, drawn by John Romita. Who is he?
The Reuben Award has been called the Academy Awards of the comics page. What Canadian was the first woman to win the Reuben?
What comic strip was created by Tom Wilson, an executive with 35 years' experience at the American Greetings company?
What comic strip character has been a reporter for Rolling Stone, governor of American Samoa, ambassador to China, a hostage in Iran, a Haitian zombie and mayor of Al-Amok in Iraq?
Thurl Ravenscroft and Paul Winchell died within a month of each other in 2005, and were best known for providing the cartoon voices of what kind of animal?
Until he left Department H of the Canadian government to join the X-Men, who was slated to lead Alpha Flight?