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What ordinary civilian identity does Superman use?
Answer: Clark Kent
Why: Clark Kent hides Superman with no mask, only a slight slouch, a higher voice and black-rimmed glasses.
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Which emotion powers the Red Lantern rings?
Answer: Rage
Why: A Red Lantern's ring replaces their biological heart, meaning removing the ring without a Blue Lantern nearby is fatal.
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Where in the Arctic does Superman maintain his crystalline retreat?
Answer: Fortress of Solitude
Why: Inside the fortress, Superman preserves the bottle city of Kandor, a miniature surviving metropolis from Krypton.
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What did writer Alan Moore reveal Swamp Thing actually is?
Answer: A plant elemental
Why: In The Anatomy Lesson, Jason Woodrue dissects Swamp Thing and finds a plant that only believed it was Alec Holland.
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Where did the Joker fall into the chemical vat that bleached his skin?
Answer: Ace Chemicals
Why: In the 1951 original the Red Hood fell into a vat during a heist at the Monarch Playing Card Company; later stories moved it to Ace Chemicals.
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Which newspaper employs Superman's alter ego Clark Kent as a reporter?
Answer: Daily Planet
Why: In 1938 Clark wrote for the Daily Star, named after the Toronto Star that young Joe Shuster delivered; a 1940 rename made it the Daily Planet.