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Artful Dodgers! (51 Points) 1 Comiquiz 2010 is presented by Seriefrämjandet Stockholm (Swedish Comics Association, local department of Stockholm) Comiquiz 2010 will take place as planned november the 10th, 2010. The quiz pamphlet consists of 35 pages (including cover) separated into 13 categories. The number of points awarded for each category varies between 12 and 55 points, and the maximum number of points that could be acchieved on this year's Comiquiz is 348 points. Note that when we're asking about a certain artist, we're looking for the penciler (for instance in the cases where another person has inked etc.) In the cases we ask for the year of publishing, it's always the first publishing we're looking for, i.e. not when a comic magazine has been compiled into a trade paper back, or collected in an anthology. (Certain images have been slightly edited for design or competition reasons.) A. 2010 – The year we make contact (12 poäng) Note that even the cover itself is a category. The world of comics has for long contained a multitude of extraterrestrial life of all kinds. Here we wonder what species each character belongs to. 2 points for each correct answer. 1) __________________ 2) ___________________ 3) ___________________ 4) __________________ 5) ___________________ 6) ___________________ The people behind the quiz pamphlet for this year's edition of Comiquiz are: Ola Hammarlund, Martin Hassel, Bror Hellman, Barbara Lublinn, Patrik Schylström och Håkan Storsæter. We sincerely wish you good luck. 2 B. Follow the white rabbit (15 poäng) Follow the white rabbit down the hole and tell us who the artist is! Here we wonder which artist is behind each image example. 1 point for each correct answer. 1) __________________ 2) ___________________ 3) ___________________ 4) __________________ 5) ___________________ 6) ___________________ 7) __________________ 8) ___________________ 9) ___________________ 10) __________________ 11) ___________________ 12) ___________________ 13) __________________ 14) ___________________ 15) ___________________ 3 4 5 C. Teens in toons – Raging Hormones (32 poäng) The teen market have been an interesting demographic in the world of Comics since at least the late 1910's, and interesting teenage characters have emerged all over the would in all conceivable genres. Here, we're showing you a selection of various teen girls we hope you'll be able to place. (What's the name of the character? 1p. each) (Who's the artist? 1p. each.) 1) __________________ 2) ___________________ 3) ___________________ __________________ ___________________ ___________________ 4) __________________ 5) ___________________ 6) ___________________ __________________ ___________________ ___________________ 7) __________________ 8) ___________________ 9) ___________________ __________________ ___________________ ___________________ 10) __________________ 11) ___________________ 12) ___________________ __________________ ___________________ ___________________ 13) __________________ 14) ___________________ 15) ___________________ __________________ ___________________ ___________________ What do these characters have in common, except for gender, age and possible love/ relationship problems? 4p. 6 7 D. Woof woof! Here it is! (55 points) Man's best friend has appeared in comics many times during the years. Here follows a selection of image examples. 1 point for each correct dog, 1 point for each correct artist. 1) __________________ 2) ___________________ 3) ___________________ __________________ ___________________ ___________________ 4) __________________ 5) ___________________ 6) ___________________ __________________ ___________________ ___________________ 7) __________________ 8) ___________________ 9) ___________________ __________________ ___________________ ___________________ 10) __________________ 11) ___________________ 12) ___________________ __________________ ___________________ ___________________ 13) __________________ 14) ___________________ 15) ___________________ __________________ ___________________ ___________________ 16) __________________ 17) ___________________ 18) ___________________ __________________ ___________________ ___________________ 19) __________________ 20) ___________________ 21) ___________________ __________________ ___________________ ___________________ 22) __________________ 23) ___________________ 24) ___________________ __________________ ___________________ ___________________ 25) __________________ 26) ___________________ 27) ___________________ __________________ ___________________ ___________________ 8 9 10 11 E. A minor part to play (22 points) Comics creators are not always asocial fellows, doing nothing with their days but constant drawing. Some could also be camera hogs seizing the opportunity to perform in different film or TV productions when opportunity arises. Which creators have have tried their luck here, and which are the film or TV productions they are performing in? 1 point for each correct comics creator and 1 point for each correct film and TV production. 1) __________________ 2) ___________________ 3) ___________________ __________________ ___________________ ___________________ 4) __________________ 5) ___________________ 6) ___________________ __________________ ___________________ ___________________ 7) __________________ 8) ___________________ 9) ___________________ __________________ ___________________ ___________________ 10) ___________________ ___________________ Bonus points. Which role do the following comics creators play in the film examples? 1 point for each correct answer. 6) __________________ 8) ___________________ 9) __________________ 10) ___________________ 12 13 F. 12 nordic monkeys (12 points) Our tree-dwelling relatives have inspired cartoonists for a long time, also in the Nordic region. Here we wonder which Nordic artist is behind each monkey (or ape). 1 point for each correct answer. 1) __________________ 2) ___________________ 3) ___________________ 4) __________________ 5) ___________________ 6) ___________________ 7) __________________ 8) ___________________ 9) ___________________ 10) __________________ 11) ___________________ 12) ___________________ 14 15 G. What just happened? (34 points) Below we present 17 more or less important moments in comics, both for readers around the world and for the characters involved. It is said a picture is worth a thousand words. Our hope is that it does not require quite so many words to describe what has just happened in the panel (or a very small number of panels) that lead up to the images we show below. An answer template for personal notes is given last in the category. Each correct answer gives 2 points. 16 17 18 Answer template – What just happened: Page 1. 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) Page 2. 7) 8) 9) 10) 11) Page 3. 12) 13) 14) 15) 16) 17) 19 H. Bats in the belfry (15 poäng) ”Twinkle, twinkle little bat. How I wonder where you're at.” Holy hooded heroics - Will the real Batman please stand up? Who are the artists of these batsies? 1 point for each correct answer. 1) __________________ 2) ___________________ 3) ___________________ 4) __________________ 5) ___________________ 6) ___________________ 7) __________________ 8) ___________________ 9) ___________________ 10) __________________ 11) ___________________ 12) ___________________ 13) __________________ 14) ___________________ 15) ___________________ 20 21 22 I. Good grief! – Beagles in bundles (29 points) For decades, Charles M. Schulz' comic strip Peanuts has been a pop cultural phenomenom where lots of cartoonists all over the world has treated the strip in hommages, parodies, pastiches etc. Here follows a small selection. (Who's the artist? 1p. each) 1) __________________ 2) ___________________ 3) ___________________ 4) __________________ 5) ___________________ 6) ___________________ 7) __________________ 8) ___________________ 9) ___________________ 10) __________________ 11) ___________________ 12) ___________________ 13) __________________ 14) ___________________ 15) ___________________ 16) __________________ 17) ___________________ 18) ___________________ 19) __________________ 20) ___________________ 21) ___________________ 22) __________________ 23) ___________________ 24) ___________________ 25) __________________ 26) ___________________ 27) ___________________ 28) __________________ 29) ___________________ 15) ___________________ 23 24 25 J. Artful dodgers! (51 points) The art of comics is called the ninth art. Here are some works from the nine arts guest starring in comics. Name 1) the (Comic) Artist 2) the Comic 3) the Creator of the Original 4) the Title of the Original. 1 point for each correct answer. 1) _________________________________ 2) __________________________________ _________________________________ __________________________________ 3) _________________________________ 4) __________________________________ _________________________________ __________________________________ 5) _________________________________ 6) __________________________________ _________________________________ __________________________________ 7) _________________________________ 8) __________________________________ _________________________________ __________________________________ 9) _________________________________ 10) __________________________________ _________________________________ __________________________________ 11)_________________________________ 12) __________________________________ _________________________________ __________________________________ 13)_________________________________
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