Correct, She was the main Earth-1 Cheetah. She was related to Priscilla Rich so I don't know if Rich travelled to Earth-1 from Earth-2 or if Rich had a counterpart, but for a while she was the main Cheetah. Too tired to come up with a new set of questions but will start the next round tomorrow morning Pacific time.

Andy E. Nystrom wrote:

Everyone in this quiz has a colour in their name (separate word or prominent syllable). Colours can repeat.
 
3.This superhero was once falsely believed to be the offspring of a speedster.
7.Which avatar of death was created by Jack Kirby as writer/artist?
9.This is a soldier created by Moebius
11.This character with multiple codenames has had multiple breakdowns, often involving this specific code name
12.Who had their own title with Sandman as a supporting character?
14.Who was temporarily killed by Sub-Mariner in a graphic novel?
17.This hero who originated on a radio show but who has had numerous comic titles is related to the Lone Ranger
20.This is one of the Sons of the Tiger

 

3. Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver
7. Black Racer?
9. Lt. Blueberry
11. Yellowjacket
12. Silver Sable
14. Purple Man?
17. Green Hornet
20. White Tiger

Andy E. Nystrom wrote:

Everyone in this quiz has a colour in their name (separate word or prominent syllable). Colours can repeat.
 
2.This young suoerhero has a fairy tale name (and what is their team)?

DC's Little Boy Blue and the Blue Boys. Though I wouldn't be surprised if you meant someone else.

Or you might mean Fabletown's Brock Blueheart, and the F-Men.

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6.This villain who has only been seen as part of a team is a Caucasian racist from a fictional African nation (his teammates are also racists)

White Avenger of Azania's Supermacists.

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20.This is one of the Sons of the Tiger

 

Abe Brown

Meant to call a day's notice sooner. Will give a few hours more tomorrow morning Pacific time:
1.This 1960s super-soldier has a three-word name.
4. This female superhero was an ally of Earth-1 Superboy.
5.This superhero was set to attend a JSA meeting but didn’t make it due to their costume tearing
8.This rejected concept for a DC hero would have having a racist white man turning into a black superhuman.
10.The other syllable in this Supergirl foe’s name is a mispelled astral body
13.Who leads (at least as on-field leader) a team of elemental heroes, all with one word names?
15.Who is the Not Brand Echh versions of the Silver Surfer?
16.This is a Druidic villain who has fought Superman and others
18. This is a mufti-generational Archie superhero (going way back a la the Phantom)
19.This 1940s hero went on what proved to be a suicide mission upon learning he had a terminal disease.

18 is correct

This quiz is devoted to the letter D, with the usual alphabetical rules

1. Aside from Hot Stuff itself, this series starred Hot Stuff
2. In the 1960s, this comic company reworked various well known monsters as superheroes
3. What are the real names of DC's first two Doves?
4. Slam Bradley first appeared in the first issue of which series?
5. Who is a demonic version of the Hobgoblin?
6. What was the story title for Marvel Graphic Novel #1?
7. Which member of the Legion of Super-Heroes has precognitive abilities?
8. Was was the cover-only title of Daredevil circa #100?
9. Who sought to avenge Little Guy?
10. What was the original title of Doll Man's solo title?
11. Which artificial being was created by Gregson Gilbert?
12. Which Archie character was one of the first to realize there was a multiverse?
13. Madame Xanadu first appeared in the first issue of this series
14. What did the DP in DP7 stand for?
15. This was an original (not licensed) nuclear hero created for Gold Key
16. What is the expanded version of Dazzler's code name?
17. This title had "Whatever Happened To" as a backup feature
18. Fawcett published comics featuring this comic strip character in the 1950s-1970s
19. Other than Tomb of Dracula, this was a Marvel Dracula title in Magazine format
20. What was the newsstand reprint title of Dreadstar?

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8. Was was the cover-only title of Daredevil circa #100?
20. What was the newsstand reprint title of Dreadstar?

8. Daredevil and Black Widow?
20. Dreadstar and Company

Andy E. Nystrom wrote:

Those are all correct. However, for 7, there's a much more common code name. Only one version of the character called herself Dreamer and history was rewritten again soon after.

Dream Girl.

Those are correct. At least one version of Dilton learned of the multiverse some time prior to Life with Archie (second series) #1

Most of those correct, but Fawcett stopped publishing Don Winslow in the 1950s (Charlton took over).

18 is correct. For a time Fawcett had multiple Dennis titles including digests.

9 is correct.

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2. John Garrett first appeared in this title
4. This comedy superhero's first series was from Charlton
5. What was Marvel's B&W reprint series?
13. This superhero team (fitting this theme) had their adventures published by Comico
15. The Cross-Time Caper was a storyline in which series?
 

2. Elektra: Assassin
4. E-Man?
5. Essentials
13. Elementals?
15. Excalibur

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10 Enchantress
14 Equinox

1. Evil Star
6. Eternity!
7. EC
8. Eclipso: the Darkness Within
9. the Eradicator
11. Edmonton Oilers
12. Electro