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A for Antman

D as in Dollman

G for Giant Man

Oh foo… over a page.... nips back for some cuttin' and a pastin'


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stile86: A- 1: May guess a consonant or solve.
Quis: D-0: May guess a consonant
Ibby: G -0: May guess a consonant.

Incorrect: M, F, W, D, G

EDIT: To take into account Quis' post. No difference to scoring in the round. I'd done that bit right at least.

Point of order IB guessed G not W

Thanks Quis. Updated.

P as in Princess Projectra

K for Karate Kid

Thanks Quis! for catching thoth in the act of electoral cheating

V for Vendetta

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Quis: P-0: May guess a consonant
stile86: K- 1: May guess a consonant or solve or guess a vowel
Ibby: V -0: May guess a consonant.

Incorrect: M, F, W, D, G, P, V

O for Ollie

(Should another letter possibly be already in the last word?)

Oh, you mean like...

Comic book character and alter ego.

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Quis: P-0: May guess a consonant
stile86: K- 1: May guess a consonant or solve or guess a vowel
Ibby: V -0: May guess a consonant.

Incorrect: M, F, W, D, G, P, V

...whistles off into the distance, swearing to stop doing this quiz on a phone when my attention is distracted...

Brian O'Brien is the Clock

(I don't know the character but it looks like a good fit.)

That is a good guess!

Just in case...

is there even another consonant left to guess? Um Y for Yellow Kid

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I was reading some Golden Age articles, and it didn't strike me as a bit obscure until we were a couple of rounds in.

Actually, I'm sure he appears on covers in Teeds' awesome threads, so there's no excuse

Over to stile86!

The Clock was actually the first masked crimefighter in American comics!

Did not know that.

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F for Fuscia

T as in Tiananmen Square

CLOCK is a common enough English word, and Brian O'Brien a common enough name, that I think this question was very fair. Even if none of us had known the character, we would have gotten it eventually.

N for New Year

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Thoth: F - 3: May guess a consonant or solve
Quis: T - 5: May guess a consonant or solve or guess a vowel
Ibby: N - 2: May guess a consonant or solve

S for stuffing

L for Liberation Day

I as in Independence Day