Welcome to DC Trivia: Answer The Question! Every single day, I will post FIVE trivia questions in this thread about all things DC! Whoever answers any of the listed questions first gets the points. Go for individual questions, multiple, or all five! The time of posting may vary, so you’ll have to keep on your toes. Every new daily post will include a scoreboard at the bottom to let you know who’s leading the game. Good luck!
I assume we’re not allowed to consult the wiki or other outside sources?
1: Never read that one, but considering there are only so many Earth-3 antiheroes out there, I’m going to say Alexander Luthor.
2: I’ve got nothing on that.
3: The head seems likely, except his most prominent article of clothing is a helmet, so I’m going to say his heart instead.
4: Do you mean before it was Hellblazer? If so, I don’t know that either.
5: I’ve got it narrowed down to two possibilities (I think), but I don’t know which episode was first without checking. I’m going to take a 50/50 chance (Two-Face would be proud) and say Zatanna.
I believe this was The Outsider, the Alfred from Earth-3
Damage and Damage, of course!
-Damage #1 was a 90’s character. As I recall, he at first thought he was the son/grandson of The Golden Age Atom, but it ended up being Iron Munroe. I think his first name was Grant? Ended up in the JSA for awhile.
-The New Damage is from the DC New Age of Heroes. Can’t remember his name without Google.
This one has me stumped … but if I had to guess, I’d say his mouth/jaw since the Golden Age version of Fate only wore a half-helmet.
&5. Already answered
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Here are the correct answers to the unanswered questions:
The events of Kurt Busiek’s Trinity maxiseries were largely orchestrated by… Enigma, the Riddler of Earth-3!
The two characters to go by “Damage” are Grant Emerson, son of the Golden Age Atom, Al Pratt, and Ethan Avery, star of the New Age of DC Heroes “Damage” series!
The most vulnerable part of Doctor Fate in Golden Age stories are… his lungs! The best way to entrap old Kent Nelson is by drowning, gassing, or otherwise suffocating him. He may be virtually invulnerable, but he still has to breathe.