Some sample questions from this category:
* Who is both the earliest and longest running cavemen in newspaper comics' history and has the distinction of having landed on the moon?
* In the 1950s, in his comic strip, Walt Kelly portrayed the then powerful Senator Joseph McCarthy as an unreasonable and malignant bobcat named Simple J. Malarkey and depicted McCarthy's protégé Richard Nixon as a sleazy goat. What was the name of the strip illustrated by this courageous cartoonist?
* Bill Watterson's "Calvin and Hobbes" debuted in 1987. The strip became extraordinarily popular. In 1992, following a sabbatical, Watterson made a demand for which he was roundly criticized by cartoonist Bill Keane and multiple newspaper editors. What was his "outrageous" demand?
* Topics that are freely and openly presented in other areas of the newspaper may be controversial in the comic pages. Newspapers have refused to publish comic strips involving which of the following?
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