Those are correct. That leaves:
2. What was the story title for Losers Special #1?
9. Which Binky series began with the letter L?

9. Leave it to Binky?

Next round is the letter M.

1. Name both of Starr Saxon's code names.
2. Starchie appeared in an issue of which series?
3. What was the pocket universe Supergirl also known as?
4. What was Mister T's comic series?
5. What was the first weekly comic mini-series, at least in the US?
6. This robotic foe first appeared in an issue of The Daring New Adventures of Supergirl
7. This team was once called the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants on a cover but never in-story
8. Who was Comet Man's friend?
9. Who was a robotic foe of the original Captain Marvel?
10. This team was entirely characters who went by Clayface
11. This short lived series written by Roger Stern explored Marvel's past
12. What are  two names for a lead character created in the UK when the original Captain Marvel became available, and who created this version?
13. This series was the inspiration for Heavy Metal
14. This hard boiled female detective was co-created by Max Alan Collins
15. What was the first appearance of the Doom Patrol?
16. Who drew a two issue Silver Surfer series while an ongoing series was also being published?
17. This Mad one-shot has in its title the last two digits of the year it was published in
18. What were Vertigo titles often suggested for on their covers?
19. This Gold Key hero specialized in a particular kind of opponent.
20. The true first appearance of the Sub-Mariner was where?
21. Who created Jon Sable?
22. This Comico hero has on the cover if his earliest issues "The Hero Discovered"
23. When Moon Girl's series got turned into a romance title that Moon Girl was mostly absent for, what was the new title?

3 Matrix
9 Mister Atom
10 Mud Pack
12 Marvelman, Miracleman, Mick Anglo
18 Mature Readers
19 Magnus, Robot Fighter

 

2. Mad
4. Mr. T and the T Force ("It's a crack baby, fool!")
6. Matrix Prime
7. Mutant Force
8. Max
15. My Great Adventure #86?
23. (A) Moon, a Girl, Romance
 

15. My Greatest Adventure #85

Calling a day on the following:

5. What was the first weekly comic mini-series, at least in the US?
11. This short lived series written by Roger Stern explored Marvel's past
15. What was the first appearance of the Doom Patrol? [My Greatest Adventure # ????]
17. This Mad one-shot has in its title the last two digits of the year it was published in
 

Sorry about that.
5. What was the first weekly comic mini-series, at least in the US?
15. What was the first appearance of the Doom Patrol? [My Greatest Adventure # ????]
17. This Mad one-shot has in its title the last two digits of the year it was published in
 

This quiz is on the letter N

1.What superhero had the Mink as an enemy turned lover?
2. The Pitt took place in what reality?
3. Who is E-Man’s girlfriend?
4. What is Jim Rook’s alter ego?
5. This DC rodent briefly had his own title
6. The Ravager was an early villain in which series?
7. Who was briefly a female human Torch?
8. Linda Carter was a character in which series?
9. This musician superhero was intended to cross over into the real world, but only got as far as one issue of the comic
10. Who battled the Deltites and in which mini-series?
11. This series was about an ordinary woman (in the powers sense) who married into a superhero family
12. After Adventure Comics, the adventures of the Chris King/Vicki Grant version of Dial “H” for hero continued in which title?
13. Superman had blond hair on the cover of the first issue of which title?
14. This is the most significant area in Man-Thing’s swamp
15. Where does Highfather live?
16. This series spun out of Millenium
17. Fawcett published this discount comic series
18. What was the first appearance of Dr. Occult?
19. Quicksilver first appeared in which series?
20. Who wrote the Riddler part of the Secret Origins Special?
21. Who killed Karate Kid?
22. Who is the Whizzer’s son?
23. Who was the first death to be undone in Suicide Squad?
24. Who was the first X-Man to learn that Kitty’s Fairy Tale was an actual other dimension?
25. This THUNDER Agent has multiple bodies

Last edited by Andy E. Nystrom (2/09/2021 8:53 am)

Those are all correct. This Quicksilver is the Golden Age hero and not the character From the X-Men and Avengers stories. I just noticed today that Nightcat #1 isn't even listed in the current Overstreet, which is very unusual for a Marvel comic.

Those are correct. Nemesis was killed in an issue of Brave and the Bold and returned in Suicide Squad #2.

Only two questions left:
18. What was the first appearance of Dr. Occult?
21. Who killed Karate Kid?

21. Nemesis Kid

Remaining answer:
18. What was the first appearance of Dr. Occult?
New Fun Comics #6

This quiz is a sequel to an earlier one.
 
For all the questions below, there are descriptors of two characters from different companies who share the same code name (spelled the same way). Name the code name and both companies.  Yes, many of the questions will relate to the Big Two, but not all relate to both of them. In most cases, a clue for a particular version might be too vague, but the clues together should point to one answer. Should the clues point to multiple answers, I reserve the right to add to the clues as this gets pointed out.
 
If the company name has changed since they first appeared with that company, you can use any name used while at that company, or the current name.
 
If the character has been used by multiple companies, you can use any company they’ve been owned by, as long as they’ve used that specific code name with that company, and as long as this would not result in the same company for both characters.
 
NEW: In some cases the answer might be the same as in the earlier quiz, but at least one of the characters will be different, if not both.
 
1. One is a mercenary who had a short lived series, the other is a major foe of a hero and later adopted the identity of another foe of that hero.
2. One is the mysterious head of a team of heroes, the other is an heroic spy.
3. One is an enemy alien who went native, the other has a subway train as part of their origin.
4. One is the short lived alias of a hero before they took on a better known identity, the other is a super-villain who married another super-villain.
5. One is the 1980s name for an apparition seen in 1940s comics, the other is another apparition who had a short lived series.
6. One battled a hero while the hero’s teammates were away, the other was a 1940s villain who worked for another 1940s villain in 1980s comics.
7. One is a hero with bells as part of their costume, the other is a frustrated actor.
8. One has worked for carnivals, the other is a western hero.
9. One is part of a hidden race, the other is a metallic hero.
10. One is one name for the ruler of a world, the other has battled a white garbed hero.
11. One is part of a hero team with an acronym, the other is a hero with a demonic father.
12. One’s real surname is a culinary occupation, the other has a gas gun.
13. One is a hero whose power is a bit of a liability, the other has powers similar to their father’s.
14. One is a hero who died and got better, the other is a hero who later moved to another planet and joined a team there.
15. One uses a boomerang, the other has a disability.
16. One is the tiny member of a hero team, the other was a sidekick until his partner was killed.
17. One was only seen under this name in an ashcan comic, the other is an homage to the character the first character was renamed.
18. One is possessed by something they wear, the other was a 1940s hero’s arch nemesis.
19. One is an anti-hero who ate criminals, the other is the superhero identity of a real life comedian.
20. One is a private investigator, the other's surname (alter ego) is a type of weapon.
21. One is an actress, the other is a burglar.
22. One had a very short lived series, the other’s face was badly scarred by an anti-hero.
23. One is a villain who has been brought back from the dead, the other had a monkey for a sidekick.
24. One wore a see-through shirt, the other tried to organize a temporary villain team for a specific purpose.
25. One was raised by birds, the other was a gender swapped hero.
26. One is a hero who became a villain for a time, the other was killed in an attack from behind.
27. One was killed on a trip to a parallel Earth (they got better), the other sometimes wore glasses while crime fighting.
28. One was killed by an anti-hero on their first outing, the other is a villain active in the far future.
29. One was a western hero, the other was part of a team of killers.
30. One was a hero who had a sidekick, the other was a villain who was murdered by another villain.
 
 

Andy E. Nystrom wrote:

 12. One’s real surname is a culinary occupation, the other has a gas gun.
 

12. Sandman, Marvel and DC

2. Mockingbird, DC and Marvel
7. the Jester, Quality/DC and Marvel
17. Captain Thunder, Fawcett and DC
21. Black Cat, Harvey and Marvel
22. Jigsaw, Harvey and Marvel (again)
24. Firebrand, Quality and Marvel
26. the Hangman, Archie and Marvel
27. Miss America, Quality/DC and Timely/Marvel

Last edited by Sidney Osinga (2/16/2021 5:54 pm)