Love Is Love Quiz

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What is the metaphorical connection, in Comic 57, between the movement from darkness into light and the conversation between the two girls? (from Comics 50 – 57)

The conversation is a movement from the “darkness” of same-sex attraction into the “light” of heterosexual normalcy.

The conversation is a movement from the "darkness" of judging others (i.e. the shooter) and into the "light" of forgiveness.

The conversation is a movement from the “darkness” of fear and secrecy into the “light” of acceptance and freedom.

The conversation is a movement from the "darkness" of fear and secrecy into the "light" of living a Biblical life.

What, and who, are the deplorables in Comic 107? (from Comics 107 - 114)

The deplorables is the name of the rock band being rescued by Rainbow Boy.

The deplorables is the name of the super-hero team to which Rainbow Boy belongs.

The deplorables are attacking aliens: the term was made famous when it was used to describe the supporters of presidential candidate Donald Trump.

The deplorables are attacking aliens: the term was made famous when it was used to describe the supporters of presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

Which comic book hero is colored in a thematically significant, but very different, way from how he is usually portrayed? (from Comics 66 – 74)

Superman: in Comic 72, he is colored in the shades of the rainbow flag, instead of his red and blue.

Batman: Batman: in Comic 72, he is colored in the shades of the rainbow flag, instead of his usual red, white, and blue.

Wonder Woman: Batman: in Comic 72, she is colored in the shades of the rainbow flag, instead of her usual red, white, and blue.

Batman: in Comic 72, he is colored in the shades of the rainbow flag, instead of his usual black or gray.

Which "beauties," familiar from literature and popular culture, appear in Comic 75? (from Comics 75 - 83)

Supergirl, Belle (Beauty and the Beast), and Christine (Phantom of the Opera).

Esmeralda (Hunchback of Notre Dame), Belle (Beauty and the Beast), and Christine (Phantom of the Opera).

Esmeralda (Hunchback of Notre Dame), Belle (Beauty and the Beast), and Snow White (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs).

Belle (Beauty and the Beast), Cinderella (Cinderella), and Christine (Phantom of the Opera).

Why is the appearance of Batwoman significant? (from Introduction / Comics 1 through 5)

She is the only super-hero to appear in the collection.

She is one of the few openly married super-heroes.

She is the only blind super-hero to appear in the collection.

She is one of the few openly lesbian super-heroes.