Animated Comics Trivia/Quiz

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

With all the trivia going on, I thought hey why not make one for the animated comics. If you've been to the previous trivias you know the rules you can post questions about:

Batman: Gotham Adventures
The Lost Years
Batman Beyond (Regular Series)
Batman Beyond (Mini-Series)
The Batman Adventures
Batman & Robin Adventures
Superman Adventures
Gotham Girls
Any specials/annuals.

Here's the first question to get you all going:

How many issues has Superman guest-starred in B:GA/TBA/B&RA

[peterparker05]

2?

[Barb Gordon]

Jut had to pop in here to say, nice idea BBF! Though it won't be a thread I'll almost never touch, don't read the animated comics as much as I should :p , but there are a lot of other posters that do. The Batman/Superman/Beyond Trivia Thread covered the animated comics, but rarely had those kinds of question asked, seperating it means we can focus entirely on the cartoons and animated movies in that thread now.

~Barb

[Cyber E.]

I think the answer is three.

[TimTwoFace]

Let's see...Superman guest appearances in the animated comics...

-BATMAN ADVENTURES #25
-BATMAN: GOTHAM ADVENTURES #36

I think that's it. Methinks Peterparker is right.

Unless...are we counting annuals?

-Tim

[Cyber E.]

BBF pmed me saying this



Batman's Biggest Fan wrote on 10-06-2002 04:06 PM:
In your post in the animated comics you were correct. I can't post any more since I made my 10 posts already. So I had to pm you to tell you.


I am not going to do anything till he posts tomorrow officially comfirming to everyone that I got it (Don't want any trouble to start).

[James Harvey]

Actually, Superman (in his Clark Kent persona) also had a cameo in Batman & Robin Adventures Annual #2. That would make the correct answer 3.

And an FYI - Superman's appearance in The Batman Adventures #25 is not an in continuity story. The story was basically erased when World's Finest aired.

[Cyber E.]

Ok well since the all-knowing Jim Harvey approved tht I was indeed correct. Here's the next question (Super Easy)

Who was the villain in Batman Beyond (Regular Series) Issue #18

[TimTwoFace]

The villain(s) in issue #18 of BATMAN BEYOND (the regular series) were the Stalker and Blight.

OK, here's one...name all the writers that have written an issue of BATMAN: GOTHAM ADVENTURES, as of Issue #53 (Poison Ivy issue). There are six.

-Tim

[Cyber E.]

I only have four so far, they are.

Jason Hall
Scott Peterson
Ty Templeton
Ed Brubaker

I'll keep looking for the other two.

[TimTwoFace]

Those four are absolutely correct!

So what are the other two? *TICK TOCK TICK TOCK*

-Tim

[James Harvey]

Sorry to steal yer thunder, Cyber E., but I just wanna jump in here and give an answer.

Jason Hall
Scott Peterson
Ty Templeton
Ed Brubaker
Chuck Dixon
Kelley Puckett

Now, feel free to put up a question someone. I'd provide one, but I won't have time to confirm it. So...whoever wants to put up a new question - go forth and do so!

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Ok, Jim fell free to come back and answr and ask a question any time.

What story number did Batman appear in issue #41 of Superman Adventures?

[Cyber E.]

Originally posted by Jim Harvey
Sorry to steal yer thunder, Cyber E.

No problem man, it would have taken me hours to find the answer anyway


Originally posted by Batman's Biggest Fan
What story number did Batman appear in issue #41 of Superman Adventures?

Ok well since issue #41 in Supes Adventures was "Twenty-Two Stories in a Single Bound" there are 22 possible answers, but since I don't own the comic I'll guess 20

[TimTwoFace]

I think it was a story that also featured eithe Livewire or Catwoman (can't remember) and for some reason methinks it was on page 13.

-Tim

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Your correct Tim

[TimTwoFace]

Wow man, what a guess! :D I knew it was somewhere in the middle but I had to take a wild guess. Whoo! Whoo!

OK, here we go...which issues of BATMAN: THE LOST YEARS were nearly directly translated into episodes?

-Tim

[Cyber E.]

I believe the answer(s) are Issues #04 and #05

Am I right

[TimTwoFace]

Those two are right...but what is the third? (I guess I should've mentioned there were three to begin with.)

-Tim

[James Harvey]

I'm pretty sure it's issue #2 as well. Issue #1 features a bit of a build up to it, and then it hits in issue #2. If I'm right, feel free to take my question, Cyber E.!

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Wow, Jim you know your stuff don't you?

[Cyber E.]

Alright since Jim is most likely right, here is the next question.

Name all the villains that appeared (Not mentioned, actually drawn in) in Batman : Gotham Adventures #53 (Pages 7-8)

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Joker
Two-Face
Poison Ivy

I'm not really sure, so I took a guess.

[Cyber E.]

Joker and Two Face are correct but Ivy was only mentioned on those pages. There are four left.

[TimTwoFace]

These are all the villains: Ventriloquist/Scarface, Two-Face, Mr. Freeze, Joker, and Harley Quinn. I guess you're counting Arnold and his dummy as two, huh? :)

My turn! My turn!

Name all the villains that appear in the first animated comic to win both the Harvey and Eisner awards for the best single issue comic of the year. There are six.

-Tim

[Cyber E.]

Since I havn't the slightest clue what you mean by the award. I'll just guess six villains.

Catwoman
Joker
Harley Quinn
Two Face
Mr. Freeze
The Penguin

Any of them right?

[TimTwoFace]

Three of them are, three of them aren't.

The Harvey and/or Eisner awards are awarded to comics every year (kinda like Oscars, Emmys, Grammys, etc), and one of the categories is for "best single issue comic." You need to know the first (and possibly only) animated comic book to win both these awards in the same year before you can answer it. :)

-Tim

[TIM]

Name all the villains that appear in the first animated comic to win both the Harvey and Eisner awards for the best single issue comic of the year. There are six.

Well, Tim, I assume you're referring to MAD LOVE, which means the villains in question are the Joker, Harley Quinn, The Penguin, Two-Face, The Riddler, and Poison Ivy.

Here's one:

In all the issues of BATMAN: GOTHAM ADVENTURES that I've drawn, there's one villain who has appeared in regular "continuity" several times, but never once in costume. Who is it?

As an aside, this character will appear in costume in issue #60!

TIM

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[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Um, well gee I forget, but I'll take a guess is it the guy from issue 33?

[TimTwoFace]

Hey Tim! Wait...you're not Tim LEVINS, are you? :D I like the first name. I can dig it. :p

Anyhow, I'm stuck on your question...I can't think of any characters that HAVEN'T appeared in costume since BGA started. Hmmm...you started with Issue #15, right? OK, that means...uhhhhh...uhhhhh...*TAKES A STAB AT IT* Man-Bat? Wait, he was wearing his pants...darn.

:p

-Tim

[TIM]

Originally posted by TimTwoFace

Hey Tim! Wait...you're not Tim LEVINS, are you?

I suppose I should've clarified that. Yeah, it's me. So, Tim, did I get your question right?

Anyhow, I'm stuck on your question...I can't think of any characters that HAVEN'T appeared in costume since BGA started. Hmmm...you started with Issue #15, right? OK, that means...uhhhhh...uhhhhh...*TAKES A STAB AT IT* Man-Bat? Wait, he was wearing his pants...darn.

Well, besides you correctly pointing out that Man-Bat was wearing pants, it was Craig Rousseau who lent his considerable talents to that issue.

Let me try to make this a bit easier: Which major villain has appeared four different times in B:GA comics that I drew, but never once in costume? I did indeed start with #15, and the villain in question was not, I repeat, not naked at any point -- just clothed in something other than the usual, colourful garb.

Anyone?

TIM

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[TimTwoFace]

Uhhh, in that case, I'll say the Joker - he's only appeared in Issue #31 during your time at BGA. All other times he's been in his Arkham uniform (except on the cover of BGA#45, but that was by Darwyn Cooke, I believe).

Well? *KNOCK ON WOOD*

-Tim

:D

[TIM]

Originally posted by TimTwoFace
Uhhh, in that case, I'll say the Joker - he's only appeared in Issue #31 during your time at BGA. All other times he's been in his Arkham uniform (except on the cover of BGA#45, but that was by Darwyn Cooke, I believe).

Well? *KNOCK ON WOOD*

-Tim

:D

Well done! The only exception was issue #37, in which the Joker did appear in costume, but only in Batman's dream, and in a different art style, to boot!

Anyway, he'll finally cast aside the Arkham duds, slippers and all, and don his familiar purple suit in the upcoming 60th issue!

So, Tim, did I get the answer to your question right or not?!

TIM

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[James Harvey]

Originally posted by TIM
So, Tim, did I get the answer to your question right or not?!


I'm pretty sure you did. The last softcover reprint of that one shot has "Harvey Award Winner" and "Eisner Award Winner" plastered on the back cover. Mad Love took home alot of awards and featured the villians you listed. And to my recollection, no issue of the regular comic series has featured all those villians at once. I'd say it's safe to go onto the next question, TIM.

[TimTwoFace]

Yes Tim, you got my MAD LOVE question right. :D

And I got yours right. This makes us even. *PERCHES FINGERS AND PONDERS OVER A NEW QUESTION*

OK, here we go - the "future Joker" as seen in RETURN OF THE JOKER appeared in TWO Batman Beyond comics. One was the RETURN OF THE JOKER adaption. What was the other one?

-Tim

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

I'll take a guess issue #20?

[TimTwoFace]

Nope, Issue #20 is incorrect.

Here's a hint - he's pictured in the newspaper.

-Tim

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Issue #14

[DisneyBoy]

Hmmm...really good question Tim! I was unaware that he'd made any other comic appearances...!

hmmm :confused:

[TimTwoFace]

Nope, Issue #14 is also incorrect. :)

-Tim

[James Harvey]

Issue #19 is the correct answer! (TimTwoFace already pre-approved it! :))

My question:

How many multipart arcs did 'The Batman Adventures' feature? (Issues #1 -3 do not count, as they are never billed as a continuous story)

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

2

Issues 4-5
Issues 34-36

Okay here's the next question

Name how many issues each animated comic will have...

Aftyer this question I will be adding the possibility to ask questions related to Justice League Adventures. But don't count that yet

[James Harvey]

Originally posted by Batman's Biggest Fan
Name how many issues each animated comic will have...

After this question I will be adding the possibility to ask questions related to Justice League Adventures. But don't count that yet

How many each animated comic will have...? When?

Batman Beyond had 24, Superman Adventures had 66, Batman Adventures had 36, Batman & Robin Adventures had 25, Gotham Adentures will have 60 (not counting specials or annuals) .

Also, NO Justice League Adventures talk. That is the for 'Justice League' Board, NOT here. This is for Batman, Superman, and Batman Beyond. No Justice League.

[Cyber E.]

Hey Jim, didn't you forget Gotham Girls (5) and Batman Beyond : Mini Series (6)??

[TimTwoFace]

The GOTHAM GIRLS and LOST YEARS don't count because they're technically entities unto their own. They're mini-series, and that's different than an arc. Ditto for the original 6-issue BATMAN BEYOND miniseries. Besides, they weren't part of the initial 36-issue BATMAN ADVENTURES title. :D

And this concludes our rushed history lesson.

So Jim, do we have a new question? :)

-Tim

[James Harvey]

So Jim, do we have a new question? :)[/B]

How many issues did Mike Parobeck pencil in a row?

[The Electric Knight]

22, I believe.

What was Mr Siddiq's real name?

[TimTwoFace]

*BUMP* Li'l help?

-Tim

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Yes be a little more specific Electric Knight

[DisneyBoy]

Oh man I know this one!!!

(thinks hard)

Dr Fazil!!!

Do I get to ask a question now???

[TimTwoFace]

Go for it, Disneyboy!

-Tim

[DisneyBoy]

Yipes!!! I totally lost this thread after my post! Really sorry about that folks :o


Just for that, I'll keep this question fairly simple:

What is the name of the tropical paradise of special (and mysterious) meaning to Miss Pamela Isley?


Think hard kiddies!

(or just go and look it up!)

;)

[DisneyBoy]

Ok....it seems no one has checked this out yet, but I'll give ya'll a hint anyways. References to this paradise have only popped up twice in the Adventures comics, and not at all in Gotham Adventures...

[TimTwoFace]

...erm...uhhh...the Amazon? I know that was her special refuge in BGA#53...

:)

-Tim

[DisneyBoy]

Not quite...

...Check out Batman and Robin Adventures #24 and The Batman Adventures #23...

If no one gets this I'll post the answer tonight. Actually, I've always found Ivy's continuous love for this particular place rather perplexing. As far as I know, she's never mentionned it in the show, and yet in both these issues she obviously has a profound love for it. I wonder if Kelly Puckett was trying to build up to something...or if this place is a part of Ivy's mainstream past... :confused:

[TimTwoFace]

Uhhh...I don't have those issues in my hands right now, so I'll take a guess and say "Robinson Park", Gotham's version of Central Park.

-Tim
(I need to read these questions better. You said NOT in BGA...ergh.)

[DisneyBoy]

LOL...don't worry Tim. Maybe it's my poor wording that's causing you trouble :rolleyes: Give me an hour and I'll reveal all!!! Thanks for trying though ;)

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Ok we give up, what is it?

[DisneyBoy]

Just got home looked up the answer:

ACACHIANO - a paradise from which a poisonous flower's toxin was used to murder Diego Rivera (TBA #23), and also the home of a certain Amazonian boy "whose body produces toxins so deadly he can't be touched" (B+RA #24)...a boy who Ivy quickly befriends.


:( I really didn't try to come up with an impossible question...I feel kinda badly that no one got it. Too oblique? Let me know....



....will you still let me play with you.... :( ...? I promise to be good..... :rolleyes:

[TimTwoFace]

Well Disneyboy, you can make it up to us by asking another question. Whadaya say?

-Tim

[DisneyBoy]

Awww...thanks Tim!

Name the only two female henchwomen to work with our resident genius, Edward Nygma!

Hopefully that one will work better for ya!

P.S. Does anyone know what the deal is with ACACHIANO anyways? Did Puckett just pluck the name out of nowhere, or was it mentionned on B:TAS or in the mainstream stuff...? It seemed like he was going somewhere with Ivy's love for the place...

[James Harvey]

Originally posted by DisneyBoy
Name the only two female henchwomen to work with our resident genius, Edward Nygma!

Quiz & Query, I believe. They appeared in Batman & Robin Adventures #3.

(Fun fact: these hench-women transferred over to Detective Comics for a three issue Riddler arc. I believe the issues were #708 - 710).

Kelley Puckett wrote both issues #23 (of TBA) and #24 (of TBRA) and both featured mentions to Acachiano. To my knowledge, this place was to act as a sort of refuge for Ivy. A place where she could finally be alone with her plants. And yes, it was supposed to be expanded on, but those plans have since expired. I wish I knew what they were becuase youcouldtell something was being built. And I bet it was going to happen, but then DC cancelled the series (there were even scripts done much furthur past #25) so they could quickly tie into the new animated series. 'The Lost Years' mini-series was a rush job, mostly done to give the 'Gotham Adventures' creastive team time to get some stories in the can before the relaunch. The animated comics relaunches were done with the motiviation of money.

[TimTwoFace]

Originally posted by Jim Harvey
The animated comics relaunches were done with the motiviation of money.

Dang straight, and I never liked how they did that. Sure, a title change made sense when the animated series was altered a little bit, but I do not like how they're always relaunching and starting with issue #1 over and over again.

Anyhow Jim, you gotta ask us a new question! :)

-Tim

[James Harvey]

I wish I got more into this thread. I would've got Acachiano and moved the thread along nicely. Ah well...live and learn. :) And the question...


What event comes back to haunt Barbara Gordon in 'Batman Beyond' #13?

[TimTwoFace]

Hmmm...I KNOW I know this, but I can't remember the exact event. I'll try and cheat by saying she's having recurring dreams of the night the Scarecrow gassed her in OVER THE EDGE...hey, technically it IS true!

-Tim

[James Harvey]

Originally posted by TimTwoFace
she's having recurring dreams of the night the Scarecrow gassed her in OVER THE EDGE

And you would be correct. Alright - your question! (come on, board menbers, JOIN IN!!)

[DisneyBoy]

This thread is really fun!!! I mean, I've yet to see all the B:TAS and S:TAS episodes, but I have read all the Adventures comics at least once!!

Not to get off topic here, but that is some really neat info Jim. I'll PM you to chat bout it.

Now on with the next question!!!

[TimTwoFace]

OK, here we go...when was the most recent time we saw a "Wizard of Oz" reference in the animated comics?

-Tim

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

I'll take a guess Gotham Adventures #53?

[TimTwoFace]

Nope, guess again! Unless I'm missing another one...it DOES appear in GOTHAM ADVENTURES though.

-Tim

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Issue #48? If I don't get this right give me another clue

[TimTwoFace]

OK...uhmmm...Robin played an important role in this story.

-Tim

[The Electric Knight]

Would that be Gotham Adventures issue #19?

[DisneyBoy]

Yah it was definately that Robin issue...the one with (ugh) Prairie Girl and Lion Man.

"What...were you going to team up with Metallo and Scarecrow for a Wizard of Oz reunion?"

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Well are they right?

[James Harvey]

Originally posted by Batman's Biggest Fan
Well are they right?

Wait until TimTwoFace gets back online. He's not on the boards 24/7. You have to be patient.

[TimTwoFace]

Originally posted by Jim Harvey
Wait until TimTwoFace gets back online. He's not on the boards 24/7. You have to be patient.

Heh heh. You're right, though somedays it seems like I am. I was busy galavanting about town last night - sorry dudes.

Anyhoo, The Electric Knight is right. Go for it, man!

-Tim

[The Electric Knight]

Alrighty then, here goes...

Why was Derek Dekker kidnapped, and who by?

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Uh, dude you need to be a little more specific when asking your questions, Like what series was it.

[The Electric Knight]

Just trying to make it a little more challenging, is all. Here's a hint then...

He is one of four people who were kidnapped at once, and it was in one of the Batman titles.

[James Harvey]

Originally posted by Batman's Biggest Fan
Uh, dude you need to be a little more specific when asking your questions, Like what series was it.

Not really. I didn't see any rules stating such. The point of these threads is to provide a challenge. The person putting up the thread can tell which series it's from or not, but they are not required to. Believe it or not, but the difficulty of the question is part of the fun here. I personally have no problem with The Electric Knight's question, and I doubt anyone else does either.

If it is indeed difficult, then he can simply provide a clue to help them along. His question is perfectly valid.

Alright...onward with the guesses..!

[TimTwoFace]

Originally posted by Jim Harvey
I personally have no problem with The Electric Knight's question, and I doubt anyone else does either.


I agree with Jim. The only reason I have a problem with his question is because I don't know the answer. :(

-Tim
(Timmah!)

[DisneyBoy]

Hmmm....


Let's approach this on a logical basis. The name sounds a little cheesy (like Brad Bradly for example, or Paula Peltman :rolleyes: ) and Scott Peterson tended to use these types of names, I think, during his Gotham Adventures run - though I'm not saying that as a put down....someone else may have written the issue, but this is my guess.

Now, the question is in how many of Peterson's Gotham Adventures stories were several people kidnapped? Off the top of my head, the Ra's Al Ghul story fits that profile...and since the name does sound like the name of a rich guy...I'll make that my official guess.

DisneyBoy's first guess:

Derek Dekker was kidnapped by Ra's Al Ghul so that his amount of oil would either be taken over by Ra's or left in the ground - both options which would plunge the modern world into an economic crisis, since oil is of such high value, and is needed to run cars and other machinery.

:)


I may be wrong, but I don't wanna hafta re-read all my issues to figure it out. (crosses fingers!)

[The Electric Knight]

You're right about one of your assumptions, yep, Derek is rich. However, he wasn't drawn by Levins or written by Peterson. Also, think "less-known villain"... ;)

Another tidbit, if this helps...Burchett inked the issue, but didn't pencil.

And my apologies, he was actually one of four kidnapped, though one of them isn't the type to get kidnapped.

[DisneyBoy]

:p "...isn't the type to get kidnapped.."


Like there is a "type"! Anyways, hmmm...thanks for the Burchett hint, because otherwise we'd have nothing else to work with. Still, hasn't Burchett been inking everything from The Batman Adventures to Gotham Adventures? That's a lot of issues....


EUREKA!!!! Derek Derrek - AHA!!! I know the answer!!! I know the answer!!!


You clever Electric Knight, you!

May I?


:D Derek Derrek was kidnapped by.....

:eek: Oh no!!! I don't remember WHY he was kidnapped!!!

Ok, I'll just guess...I hope I get this right! :o

Derek Derrek was kidnapped by Anarky for having committed what he considered "crimes against humanity"....do I really need to be more specific? Ok, ok! I'll try: Derek was responsible for selling landmines, which were, of course, used to cripple innocents.
:confused:
:o Oh-so-close! Arggghh!!!! I'm not sure the second part is right, but I guess I'll just go with it!

(nervously bites nails)

[The Electric Knight]

Yep, that's specific enough! :) Congrats.

I love that issue with Anarky! Derek owned a chemical plant, he was kidnapped along with Bruce Wayne, and two other millionaires for Anarky's television stunt.

Take it away DB..

[DisneyBoy]

A chemical plant....? Hmmm...it sounds like I may have gotten the details a little muffed there. I'd feel guilty claiming to be the victor when I didn't fully achieve the goal...

...what should I do... :confused:

[James Harvey]

Originally posted by DisneyBoy
...what should I do...

Put up a question so we can answer and continue this thread, please. You got the answer right, so let's go...

[TimTwoFace]

Hey Disneyboy, I see you online right now. Ask a new question already! :p

-Tim

[DisneyBoy]

Sorry about the wait folks.... ;)


Explain the circumstances around the one and only homosexual kiss featured in the pages of the Adventures books!


:D enjoy!

[Cyber E.]

Man, I am completely stumped. The only thing that comes to mind is GL Issue #154. >_<

Is it a male to male or female to female? It doesn't seem like something they would put in the Adventure Comics.

[James Harvey]

Originally posted by Cyber E.
Man, I am completely stumped. The only thing that comes to mind is GL Issue #154.

Animated comics, not the regular comics. This trvia is for the animated comics alone, which include Batman Adventures, Batman & Robin Adventures, Gotham Adventures, Batman Beyond, Superman Adventures, and any relating mini-series, specials, or annuals.

[Cyber E.]

I know Jim, I was just telling that I only know of one happening of a homosexual kiss. I wasn't guessing GL#154 I was just saying it is an odd kind of thing DC would do (Not to mention the ANIMATED comics, I would think they would be even more parental wise then any other).

[TimTwoFace]

I'm going to take a wild guess and say...uhhh...Harley and Ivy in BATGIRL ADVENTURES #1?

-Tim

[DisneyBoy]

Good guesses, but a tad bit off the mark. If this helps, it was a male/male kiss, but not in the way you'd think.


:p :D ;)

[Cyber E.]

Originally posted by DisneyBoy
but not in the way you'd think.

That just made it even harder! *Looks through the files of reviews of the comics*

Not the way I think, does that mean it was a dream?

[DisneyBoy]

Nope...but it could mean that this is a trick question!


:eek: :eek: :eek: (Dum Dum DUM!!!) :eek: :eek: :eek:


:rolleyes: Ok...one more hint - it happened in The Batman Adventures!

(sigh) I make it so eeeeasy don't I... :rolleyes:


:D :D :D

[James Harvey]

Since no one else is gonna answer this, I guess I will. This so kiss happened in The Batman Adventures #28 when Harley, dressed up like an Einstein-esque doctor, kissed the Joker.

I'll just wait for DisneyBoy to give me the okay before I proceed with my question...

[DisneyBoy]

We Have A Winnah!!!

Yup, Harley did indeed impersonate a male Doctor "Heimlich" in order to get close to her puddin' for the Holidays. Awwww :D Being the naive kid I was, I never even realized that the Herrr Doktor was Harley, even though Kelly Puckett had made it clear from the start. So when the Doctor started going on about "those eyes....those lips...I...", I was totally shocked! It's kinda funny, in retrospect, cause I was so surprised when Harley turned back around and calmly said "Vvvahhht?" :p Waitago Jim! Something told me that you knew the answer to this one...

Take it away!

[James Harvey]

Since no one was answering, I thought I'd take a swing at it. And here is mine...

When did Harvey Dent and Batman switch indentities?

(I know, really easy, but I'd like to get this thread trucking along...)

[DisneyBoy]

I'll answer this one, but let someone else throw out a new question:

Harvey Dent and Batman switch identities in The Batman Adventures #3, when the Joker tried to unmask Batsy on Live television.

Someone, anyone...the floor is yours!

[TimTwoFace]

YOINK! I got it!

In which issue does Ra's Al Ghul conduct acts of villainy from a fortress in Canada? Bonus points if you can tell me in which province or territory this fortress was located.

-Tim

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

I'll take a another guess Batman: Gotham Adventures #9

[TimTwoFace]

Great guess, but nope! Guess again! :)

-Tim

[Condiment King]

The Batman Adventures Annual #2?

[TimTwoFace]

*SHAKES HEAD* Nope, but there aren't too many issues with Ra's so running through the list shouldn't take too, too long.

-Tim

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

I've got it:

Issue #23 of Gotham Adventures

[DisneyBoy]

Ok....I think Batman's Biggest fan got it...but I really have to ask about this whole "in Canada" thing. Previews claimed that Ra's was in Canada, but when reading the issue, I didn't hear anything about our fair country. And the whole Castle thing...ick! Since when do we have castles in Northern Quebec? That whole thing was really wierd. Any thoughts Tim?

[TimTwoFace]

You're right, it was in Issue #23! All the promotions said it was in Northern Canada, but the issue never actually mentioned that. They DID mention the island on which Ra's' fortress was situated, which, at the time, I believe was located in the far northern islands of the Northwest Territories (before Nunavut was created).

Anyhoo, BBF got it!

-Tim

[DisneyBoy]

I thought there was something strange about that! Thanks for clearing it up, Tim!~ ;)

[TimTwoFace]

Hey, no problem, Disneyboy. Say, you're Canadian too, aren'tcha? :D

*WAITS FOR BBF TO RETURN*

-Tim

[DisneyBoy]

Yuppers!~You too, eh?

Don't you just hate it when Americans think we say eh a lot? So irritating!


(looks around for BBF)


Say....didja see the Queen during her tour?


:rolleyes:

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Ok here's my question name all the issues Mr. Freeze has appeared in.

[DisneyBoy]

Batman Gotham Adventures #5, #51 ...awww, bummer!!! Now I have to try and remember all of his brief appearances!


:mad:

[TimTwoFace]

All of the Mr. Freeze appearances? *THINKS*

OK...

-BATMAN ADVENTURES HOLIDAY SPECIAL
-BGA #5
-BGA #40
-BGA #43 (cameo?)
-BGA #45 (on the cover)
-BGA #51

That's all I can think of.

-Tim

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Your missing one

[TimTwoFace]

Ohhhhhh! I'm so close!

Care to give a hint? *PLEADING FACE*

-Tim

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Ok, it's a special issue

[James Harvey]

I'm assuming the Sub-Zero official comic adaptation is the other remaining 'special issue'.

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Correct Jim. By the way sorry I was so mean to you in my last PM to you.

[TimTwoFace]

WAIT! WAIT! WAIT!

*SLAMS DOWN FINISHED TEST RESULT ON THE DESK* I may have forgotten the Sub-Zero adaption (I'm an idiot), but Freeze was ALSO on the cover of BGA#1!

And let's not forget the Mr. Freeze figure in BGA#3 (if we're counting that).

OK, I just had to get that off my chest before Jim moves ahead with his question.

-Tim
(Huff huff huff.)

[James Harvey]

Don't worry about it. Since Tim got almost all of the issues right, I'll let him take this one.

Go for it, Tim...

[TimTwoFace]

No Jim, I insist. I honestly don't have a good question in my mind, anyway. :p

OK, fine, just for the record...

Who is...Baaaatmaaaaan?

-Tim

[Cyber E.]

Stupid Answer, Bruce Wayne?

I don't know what is with the long name spelling..

[DisneyBoy]

(Edward Nygma in Arkham, dressed in lunetic's robes...)


I'm Bat-Man!!!


MUAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA!!!! HEHEHEHEHEHEHEHAHAHAHAHH!!!

[TimTwoFace]

*POKE* Well Jim, you got anything for us? :)

-Tim

[James Harvey]

Actually, I don't have the time right now to put one up and wait for someone to answer it, so the next question slot is open to ANYONE.

[The Electric Knight]

Might as well step in ;) Alrighty...

What was the name of the deadly virus R'as Al Ghul planned to spread across the world during the era of B&RA, and what did it translate to in English?

[DisneyBoy]

Teli Aroa (I don't recall how the apostraphies went...arg!)

Translated into English, it meant "blood of the demon"

"As the fever mounts, the brain literally boils to death inside the skull."


P.S. It's an airborn virus!!!

[TimTwoFace]

Well Disneyboy, if you're so sure about it, post a new question! We's hungry out here!

-Tim

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Keep it coming people!

[DisneyBoy]

Yipes folks!!! I don't have a computer hooked up to my brain! :p

That much said: Here's my final question, since I'll be lost in the wilderness until Tuesday:

List all the people and all the occasions upon which Batman has been kissed during his many Adventures!

P.S. Since I'm not gonna be around to validate the right answer, you're gonna havta figure the answer to this one out without me! I'll miss ya!!! Seeya on Tuesday! (hugs) ;)

[The Electric Knight]

Oh jeez...

Batman Adventures #13 - Talia and Batman kiss on the cover, and inside, in a house on fire.

Batman Adventures #36 - Catwoman pecks Batman on a rooftop at the end.

Batman & Robin Adventures #10 - Talia gives Batman a good-luck kiss before he goes to defeat Al Ghul.

Batman & Robin Adventures #16 - Catwoman pecks him on the cheek after he realises it was only Catman stealing things, not her.

Adventures in the DC Universe #3 - in the small Dini/Timm backup, Ivy comes and hijacks a party-boat Bruce Wayne is on, and he has to defeat her whilst "under the influence".

I missed most of the Batman Adventures issues unfortunately so I know I'm missing some (I have a feeling he was kissed in issues 21 and 23..)

[DisneyBoy]

...wow!!! You're off to a very good start!

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

God I can't remember all of them...

[TimTwoFace]

DisneyBoy, you're pure EVIL! You abandon us for the weekend with a question like THIS? Ahhhh!

Hmmm...Bruce and Barb didn't kiss in BGA #51, did they?

-TIm

[Cyber E.]

Does anything happen romanticly in [b]Batman Adventures Issue #02[b]?????

[The Electric Knight]

Originally posted by Cyber E.
Does anything happen romanticly in [b]Batman Adventures Issue #02[b]?????

Nope, went and checked that one ;). Barbara and Bruce didn't kiss in #51..matter of fact I can't recall any Gotham Adventures issue where Batman kisses someone. I didn't buy much of the Peterson run, so I could be missing something though. I also checked #33 of Batman Adventures, none there either..

Does the comic adaptation of Mask of the Phantasm count? Or World's Finest? I don't have either but surely they would have a panel showing Bruce kissing Andrea/Lois..

[Condiment King]

Batman Adventures #13

Batman Adventures #36

Batman & Robin Adventures #10

Batman & Robin Adventures #16

Adventures in the DC Universe #3

(That's Electric Knight's list. Here's my add-ons. I am good! I didn't get many back issue of Batman but almost all of the ones I got, he gets kissed! :D )

The Batman Adventures Annual #2- Talia kisses Batman.

The Batman Adventures Holiday Special #1- Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn kiss him.

Batman: Gotham Adventures #33- Selena Kyle kisses him as they get married in that elseworlds.

Mask of the Phantasm Comic Adaption- Bruce and Andrea kiss.

World's Finest Comic Adaption- Bruce and Lois kiss.

Now, I think that's it! :p

Hopefully......

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

^Wow, you have a good memory

[Condiment King]

Well, DisneyBoy,

Correct or COMPLETELY UTTERLY INCORRECT? ;)

[DisneyBoy]

I'M BACK!!!



CORRECT CORRECT CORRECT!!!


Please take your left hands, and collectively reach over your right shoulders and give yourselves a great big pat!

[Condiment King]

HOORAY!

In The Batman Adventures #2, What was attached to Catwoman's television?

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Let me guess...

A sattelite?

[Condiment King]

A sattelite?

Nope. Guess again.

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

A radar? (Another guess)

[Condiment King]

A radar? (Another guess)

Nope. Getting REALLY COLD in here...... :D

[DisneyBoy]

A little smiling note asking to "Turn Me On!"


:D

[The Electric Knight]

Wild guess again... a bomb?

[Condiment King]

Correct, DisneyBoy! Straight from the Batman Adventures TPB!

Your turn!

[DisneyBoy]

:p Awww....(feelin' the love!)

Hmmm...I'll try and go a little easier after that insane question from the weekend, which you really surprised me by answering correctly!

How about something Gotham Girls style?

Name the title of the story which features Montoya's first meeting with Batgirl!


For extra points, praise the writer of the issue...and savior of the Batman Adventures!!!

:) :) :)

[Condiment King]

Um, Gotham Girls #1?

(I praise Ty The Guy. :confused: )

[TimTwoFace]

I'll guess and say BATGIRL: DAY ONE, Issue #12 in BATMAN ADVENTURES. It was written by Kelly Puckett.

Am I close? *PLEADING SAD EYES*

-Tim

[DisneyBoy]

Nope, ionglkyle and Tim. You're both just a little off the mark. If it helps any, part of Montoya's first words with Batgirl are "Commissioner Gordon keeps a file on you" or something to that effect, and the meeting is completely overshadowed by the events taking place in the issue.

That should help move things along. ;)


(P.S. Are all my questions too tough? :confused: )

[Cyber E.]

(P.P.S. Yes they indeed are!)

Well it should be in Batman Adventures, I'll take a stab out of nowhere (I am not sure if Batgirl is even in this issue) and say Batman Adventures #53?!?!?

[James Harvey]

DisneyBoy,

tough questions are good questions - don't worry about it! And since I don't have time to go through my comics (seeing as how they're about 90 minutes away from me), I'm gonna guess Batman & Robin Adventures #21, the issue where Batgirl has to save her dad from the Riddler.

And Cyber E., The Batman Adventures only went to issue #36. There are comic guides here at WF (http://wf.toonzone.net) for each comic book series.

[TimTwoFace]

Hmmm...I'll toss my name in the hat and say BATMAN: GOTHAM ADVENTURES #22.

-Tim

[DisneyBoy]

Jim Harvey, the all seeing and all knowing, has indeed answered the question correctly! After Bullock warns Barbara to stay out of the investigation, he and Montoya wait by the Batsignal, only for Batgirl to show up. Bullock nearly arrests her (after all the multiple Robin trouble some issues back) but Montoya steps in, saying that Gordon has her on file.


"This town's crawlin' wit them!"


Proceed!

[James Harvey]

And proceed I shall:

Why did Barbara Gordon suit up as Batgirl in The Batman Adventures #12?

[Matt H.]

for a costume party

UP FOR GRABS

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

I call the question if you're saying the next one is up for grabs

[TimTwoFace]

OK BBF, you got the question, so go ahead and ask! :)

-Tim

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Ok here we go.

What is the only issue where two people co-wrote? And who were they?

[The Electric Knight]

Ty Templeton and Kelley Puckett, issue #35 of Batman Adventures - the second Batman animated comic I ever bought :) Also, part two of the three-part conclusion to BA. This was an awesome issue! :)

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Correct!

[The Electric Knight]

Alrighty then!

In what issues did Catwoman lure Batman to her, and how did she do it?

[TimTwoFace]

The only real "luring" I can remember off the top of my head was in GOTHAM ADVENTURES #24, when Catwoman had that trap set up that captured all of the Bat-team - and Killer Croc, for some reason. :p

-Tim

[DisneyBoy]

Ah Ah Ah, Tim! Let's not forget the time Catwoman broke a window in The Batman Adventures #34 so as to invite him to dinner.

"...and maybe dessert, if you're good!"

;) Love that line! :D


The rest of the time, she lures Batman to her using her...um...femine wiles :rolleyes: :p

Lucky stiff!

[The Electric Knight]

Both are right, but there are two more left :)

[DisneyBoy]

AHHHH!!! And suddenly I recall the final scene of The Batman Adventures #36, in which Catwoman spray-paints the Batsymbol on the side of a building!!!


And....(drummroll please!)....in The Batman and Robin Adventures #16 , Catwoman makes a make-shift Batsignal to lead Batman to the "copy-cat" Catman, Thomas Blake!!!


Looks like I might have a good day after all!!!

Oh...and please give me a moment or two to come up with the next question, Tim... :p

[TimTwoFace]

*CHECKS WATCH* It's been 150 minutes, dude! *WHINES*

-Tim

[DisneyBoy]

Ok, Ok, Ok....Tim!

:mad: Man....if you weren't goregous....!

:p Just kiddin!


Here's my question: Of all the villain's fears, whose is the most juvenile?

EDIT: Since my question was rather oblique, I'll add that this particular fear is more of a childhood phobia. Who has (had) it and what is (was) it? (It was revealed quite some time ago, and therefore may not longer be applicable since the revamp.)

EDIT: Yipes...no one's guessed. Maybe this one was a dud.

Answer: Scarecrow - he was afraid of the dark.

Next question is up grabs. ;)

[DisneyBoy]

I'm only posting a new thread 'cause editing doesn't bump up the thread, like I thought it did :rolleyes:

So, anyone gonna ask a question?

[TimTwoFace]

YOINK!

OK, here goes. When does Baby-Doll appear in any of the various titles?

-Tim

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Uh,

The Batman Adventures Annual #1

[TimTwoFace]

*SHAKES HEAD* Nope, sorry dude, but she wasn't even created yet. She didn't make her debut until 1994 on TV. That'll be a good enough hint for now, me hopes. :)

-Tim

[James Harvey]

I believe below is the right answer:


Cover to Gotham Adventures #45
http://comics.toonzone.net/bga/covers/45-art.jpg

Is that right, Timmy?

[TimTwoFace]

Ahhh, very good, Jimmy. You're up!

-Tim

[James Harvey]

Again, in an attempt to get other people in here on the fun - this 'free' question is up for grabs. Come on, people! Get involved!

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Alright,

How many appearances has Ra's Al Ghul made in the animated comics?

[TimTwoFace]

Ohh...ohhhh I think I know this...

BATMAN ADVENTURES #8 (the issue with the flames on the cover)
BATMAN ADVENTURES ANNUAL #2
BATMAN & ROBIN ADVENTURES #9
BATMAN & ROBIN ADVENTURES #10
BATMAN & ROBIN ADVENTURES #25
BATMAN: THE LOST YEARS #5
BATMAN: GOTHAM ADVENTURES #9
BATMAN: GOTHAM ADVENTURES #23

Is that all of them? I'm not sure about GOTHAM ADVENTURES.

-Tim

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

You're missing a few

[Condiment King]

Just how many is a few? :confused:

I'll add:

THE BATMAN ADVENTURES ANNUAL #2

[The Electric Knight]

He was also in Batman Adventures #29 - which I'm getting in the mail soon! Can't wait to read it :)

[TimTwoFace]

Hmmm...I don't think he appaered, but I know Ra's was also mentioned in GOTHAM ADVENTURES #40.

-Tim

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Ok, you're missing one more

[James Harvey]

Yer missing THE BATMAN ADVENTURES #29, Tim (when Ra's goes missing). Also, it's issue #13, not #8, of BATMAN ADVENTURES that features the flames. #8 of BATMAN ADVENTURES spotlighted Clayface.

Alright Tim - give us a question!

[TimTwoFace]

Whoo! I got one! I got one!

Aside from BATMAN: THE LOST YEARS and GOTHAM GIRLS, name the last multi-issue story arc to appear in an animated comic.

-Tim

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Hold on you all forgot

Batman Adventures #17

The answer is:
Batman Beyond Mini-series

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

bump

[TimTwoFace]

Nope! That is incorrect. I should have said that mini-series do NOT count, and I'd forgotten about the BATMAN BEYOND mini-series. This multi-part story must appear within the pages of BATMAN ADVENTURES, BATMAN & ROBIN ADVENTURES, GOTHAM ADVENTURES, SUPERMAN ADVENTURES, or the BATMAN BEYOND series.

-Tim

[The Electric Knight]

Ah, then I'm guessing it would be Superman Adventures issues 65-66... I believe that was a two-parter called "Power Play"...

[TimTwoFace]

Bingo! You're up!

:)

-Tim

[DisneyBoy]

Yay! I'm glad to see this thread still going!!!

:)

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

^Yep I am too

[TimTwoFace]

Well, Electric Knight, do you have a new question?

-Tim

[The Electric Knight]

Sorry, been very busy. Here goes...

Can you name three takeaway food/beverage outlets in the animated comics, and what issues they appeared in?

[DisneyBoy]

:D I'd been thinking of asking a similar question for some time now! I guess great minds think alike!

O'Sheanessies (misspelled, sorry!) appeared in the Scarecrow issue #32, the "Play Zone" appeared in #19...but I can't think of the last place.

[DisneyBoy]

Someone help us out here! We're about to get thrown off the page!!!

AHHHH!!!!!


:o yah....I need sleep!

[TimTwoFace]

...did Cheesy Dan's from BATMAN BEYOND ever appear in the comics? If so, then that's my answer. :)

-Tim

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Ok, I have no idea on this one

[TimTwoFace]

*POKE POKE* Hey Electric Knight, wethinks we need a hint!

-Tim

[The Electric Knight]

Alright, DB has two down, I'll give you the hints for two more...

One was in a comic very, very recently, and another was in an award-winning issue. :)

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

B:GA #55 and Mad Love.

[TimTwoFace]

Erm...he's looking for fast food joints, not specific issues, BBF. Those were just hints.

-Tim

[The Electric Knight]

Ahem....fast food and beverage ;) And the recent one isn't necessarily Gotham Adventures.

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

bump

[DisneyBoy]

bumpage

[TimTwoFace]

OK Electric KNight, it looks like you've royally stumped us. Care to provide an answer?

-Tim

[Cyber E.]

AH! The recent one is Apollo's Coffee House featured in Gotham Girls #3. I just remembered it. Is that one of the answers EK?

[The Electric Knight]

Yep, you're correct Venom!

The other one I was hinting at was Mr Weenie, a drive through hotdog place that appeared in Batman Adventures #33.

Take it away...

[Cyber E.]

well since I got only one right and can't think of anything right now I'll pass my question to DisneyBoy (That is ofcourse if I didn't misread Electric Knights post way off)

[DisneyBoy]

How generous - a going away gift~ :p For once, I'll keep it simple:

What was the name of Hugo Strange's son?

;) See y'all on Monday!!!

[M'ral]

Pretty sure it was David. But since I'm new to this game (and hence, just a little bit unsure of myself), I'll double check before posting a new question.

[M'ral]

Okay, I checked, and it was indeed David. So, next question...

Who/what was Kristov, and in what issue did it/he/she appear?

[TimTwoFace]

...Kristov was the baby Batman took under his *ahem* wing (or cape?) in BGA#26...I think.

I'll wait for M'ral to get back to me on this one.

-Tim

[M'ral]

Right on all counts, Tim! You're up! :)

[TimTwoFace]

Whoo! I got it!

OK then...*THINKS* *THINKS* *THINKS* OK! Got it! Name the title of the Bruce Timm animated comic that appeared in the BATMAN: BLACK AND WHITE miniseries a few years back.

-Tim

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

oh god... *THINKS*

[Comic Book Boy]

Originally posted by TimTwoFace
Whoo! I got it!

OK then...*THINKS* *THINKS* *THINKS* OK! Got it! Name the title of the Bruce Timm animated comic that appeared in the BATMAN: BLACK AND WHITE miniseries a few years back.

-Tim
well I know it had two-face in it... :D

[TimTwoFace]

Hint: This comic also appeared in the BATMAN: ANIMATED book that came out three years back.

-Tim

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Oh um Mad Love?

[M'ral]

Hmmm...Two possibilities (that should make you happy, Tim!):

1) Didn't see this one in BATMAN ANIMATED, but I seem to recall seeing in the BLACK & WHITEs a Timm-style story involving Two-Face (actually, I think it was a "cured" Harvey Dent) and two women, twins of course, who if I remember correctly ended up dead. It was a rather dark and somewhat disturbing story, but I only saw it that once, so I don't remember it very well.

2) I caught the other possibility while flipping through BATMAN ANIMATED looking for that Two-Face one. It was a Harley & Ivy story in which the villainous vixens go to check out the filming of a big Hollywood movie based on their life story. The title was "Hooray for Harleywood!" According to the caption, it was a "DC Comics limited series", whatever that means.

Either of these ring a bell? :confused:

[TimTwoFace]

M'ral, your first guess is correct! We just need a title now!

And thanks to Jim Harvey, methinks that the comic actually appeared in BATMAN: MASTERPIECES on top of BATMAN: BLACK AND WHITE. My bad. :o

-Tim

[M'ral]

Originally posted by TimTwoFace
M'ral, your first guess is correct! We just need a title now!

Aw, Tim, you're not really gonna make me dig through my 200+ back issues, are you? :(

[DisneyBoy]

ARRRGGG!!!


Oh the bitter irony! I JUST READ that story on Saturday for the first time, but I don't remember the title!!!

:p Ahhh...it's nice to be back ;)

[TimTwoFace]

Welcome back, Disneyboy! Unfortunately, you didn't get the title. Hint: It's also an STAS episode title.

-Tim

[Cyber E.]

From that clue and the short plot of the issue I would guess the answer to be Identity Crisis, I could be wrong.

*Question is up for grabs if I am right*

[TimTwoFace]

Ooohhh, very good guess, but wrong. :) It has a "double" pun involved. Hint hint!

-Tim

[M'ral]

"Two's a Crowd"?

[TimTwoFace]

Very, very close...wait...crap...I was wrong. I was thinking "Two of a Kind". Close enough. M'ral, you're up.

*WALKS AWAY SHEEPISHLY*

-Tim

[M'ral]

Up for grabs!

[DisneyBoy]

I'd like to take this one, but first, I need to know if I can do a quote from Superman Adventures...? Does that work for everybody?

[TimTwoFace]

That's perfectly all right, Disneyboy! It is for all animated DCU titles...of course, the SUPERMAN ones seem to be a lot tougher around these parts...

-Tim

[DisneyBoy]

This one should be pretty easy:

Name the issues in which a "super pet" appears, and if you can, the name given to each animal, if one was mentionned...

;)

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

I can think of one

Superman Adventures #40 with Krypto

[DisneyBoy]

One down: Two to go!!!

[DisneyBoy]

Come on folks! Dug up those Superman Adventures and give it a go!

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Uh, #41?

[DisneyBoy]

Nope.


Here's a clue: The two other issues both feature young heroes...

[M'ral]

Hmm...I remember Streaky the Supercat appearing (sans powers) in an issue with Supergirl, but I can't remember which issue it was. :confused:

[DisneyBoy]

Good enough! It was issue #21, I believe (LOVE that issue!), and well done I might add!

One left to go, but much like the "streaky" gag, this pet doesn't actually have any powers.

:p You can get it, I'm sure!

[DisneyBoy]

(Watches as thread falls to bottom of page)

YOU'RE ALL SOOOOOO CLOSE!!!

One pet left to go, hey! One pet left to go!

Ahhhhh-Rachachachacha- CHA! Rachachachacha!

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Issue #9?

[DisneyBoy]

Nope. Ok, I give. The last answer was Mr Mxy's remark about Superboy naming his earth pooch "Eartho" as a tribute to the planet he's leaving behind . Next question is up for grabs!

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Cool. anyway

Name all the artist who have worked on Gotham Adventures?

[Comic Book Boy]

lets see....

Crig Rossusso
Tim Levins
Alan Burnett

did I get it did I get it??? :D

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Those 3 are absolutely correct now think of the rest!

[TimTwoFace]

Can't forget Bob Smith and Terry Beatty!

-Tim

[Batman's Biggest Fan]

Yeah.. And........ the last one one is..... come on people!