Golden Age Superman Quiz (1938 - 1948)

Create an engaging comic-style illustration of Superman in his original costume from the 1930s, showing him performing heroic feats, with a cityscape in the background that emphasizes the golden age of comics.

Golden Age Superman Quiz

Test your knowledge of Superman's golden years with our engaging quiz! Dive into the origins, powers, and creative evolution of the iconic superhero created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. Whether you're a lifelong fan or a newcomer, this quiz promises to challenge and entertain.

Quiz Features:

Question variety including multiple choice and checkboxes
A focus on the golden age of comics from 1938 to 1948
A chance to learn interesting historical facts about Superman

13 Questions3 MinutesCreated by FlyingHero42

How long was the character of Superman in development by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster?

1 year (1937 - 1938)

5 years (1933 - 1938)

Around 4 months (Jan - May 1938)

12 years (1926 - 1938)

Superboy (Clark Kent's adventures as a teenager) first appeared in which issue?

Superboy #1

Superman #19

Action Comics #50

More Fun Comics #101

Jor-El and Lara first appeared in?

The Adventures of Superman by George Lowther (1942)

Action Comics #1

Secret Origins #1

Superman Newspaper Strip (January 1939)

Superman's earliest appearances showed a distinctly different character than what we're used to today. Which of these things did Superman NOT do within his first 20 issues?

Deliberately collapse a mine to trap its owner

Tear down an impoverished neighbourhood to force renovations

Take on the identity of world class boxer

Hunt down dangerous used cars and destroy them to protect pedestrians

Pretend to kidnap Lois Lane to further an investigation

What is the first thing we see Superman doing in Action Comics #1?

Lifting a car above his head to apprehend gangsters

Leaping over a skyscraper with an ambulance

Standing unfazed in a hail of gunfire

Carrying a bound woman to stop an execution

Ultra-Humanite would famously transplant his brain from body to body, but what form did he take on first?

A greyed, oddly proportioned ape

A meek train conductor

A famous actress

An identical copy of his original body

Superman's first costume was distinctly different from what would soon follow. What famous feature was most notably absent in Action Comics #1?

Yellow belt

Red boots

"S" logo

Blue sleeves

Which work was the first to show 'John and Mary' Kent officially adopting infant Kal?

George Lowther's 1942 novel

Superman #53

Radio adventures of Superman (1941)

Action Comics #15

Golden Age Superman Quiz (1938 - 1948)

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