Love Is Love Quiz

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Which super-character is the central character of 118, and why is the character unique? (from Comics 114 – Afterword)

Bizarro: he is unique because he is a portrayal of a normal person with bizarre super-powers.

Bizarro: he is unique because he is a perverse, destructive version of the heroic Superman.

Bizarro: he is unique because he is a happy, celebratory version of the more darkly mysterious Batman.

Bizarro: he is unique because he is an openly gay representation of the traditionally heterosexual Superman.

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

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.

What is noteworthy about one of the members of the female couple in Comic 84? (from Comics 84 – 91 )

She is blind.

She is dead.

She is a child.

She is in a wheelchair.

The author of the introduction points out what similarity between the perpetrator of the Pulse shooting and serial killer Aileen Wuornos? (from Introduction / Comics 1 through 5)

She says that both the perpetrator and Wuornos were prostitutes.

She says that both the perpetrator and Wuornos experienced hatred and oppression because of their same-sex orientation.

She says that both the perpetrator and Wuornos experienced hatred and rejection by the members of the Orlando LGBTQ community.

She suggests that both the perpetrator and Wuornos had access to weapons that should have been denied.

Why is it significant that, in Comic 17, there is a visual representation of the tracings of a heart monitor – that is, of a person’s pulse? (from Comics 13 – 19)

The image of the tracings of the heart monitor suggest the accelerated pulse of those afraid for their loved ones in the aftermath of the shooting.

The image of the tracings of the heart monitor seems to represent the beating heart of the shooter as he attacked.

A pulse is not only an indicator of life - it is the name of the nightclub where the shooting, memorialized in this collection, actually took place.

A pulse is not only an indicator of life - the fact that the pulse flatlines in this comic is representative of death.