Aquamen Trivia Quiz

Answer: Marvin Miller

36 six-minute segments focusing on Aquaman were produced as part of the 1967-1968 series produced by Filmation. Many of the scripts for the series were written by then-current writers for DC Comics. When the Superman and Superboy shorts were recombined with Batman shorts for the 1968-1968 season, the Aquaman shorts were repacked as a 30 minute Aquaman series. Marvin Miller (1913-1985) was an actor who portrayed Robbie the Robot in the 1956 film "Forbidden Planet" and portrayed the title character in the television series "The Millionaire" (1955-1960).

Answer: John DiMaggio

This video game was released on multiple gaming platforms such as Wii and Nintendo DS. In this game, Aquaman is one of the characters with who Batman can partner to defeat specific super villains. In the Nintendo version of the game, the single player toggles between the two characters as desired. John DiMaggio (born 1968) is a voice actor who has voiced characters on such television programs as "Futurama" and "Adventure Time".

Answer: Jason Momoa

While Aquaman made a brief appearance in "Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice" (2016), he was a prominent character in "Justice League." In the film, Aquaman/Arthur Curry is initially reluctant to join the team that Batman is trying to assemble. An attack on Atlantis brings Aquaman into action. Jason Momoa (born 1979) is an actor who has also appeared in the television series "Stargate Atlantis" (2004-2009) and as Khal Drogo in "Game of Thrones" (2011-2012).

Answer: Bill Callaway

Bill Callaway (born 1940) is a voice actor who also voiced characters in animated television programs including "Defenders of the Earth" and "Richie Rich". He took over for Norman Alden, who voiced the character in the first two seasons. Although "Super Friends" is blamed for creating a stereotype of Aquaman as a useless character, he displays several abilities in the series including telepathic communication with aquatic life, super strength, and an encyclopedic knowledge of oceanography.

Answer: Brian Bloom

Brian Bloom (born 1970) is an actor and voice actor in many productions including several entries in the "Call to Duty" series. "Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes" is a video game appearing on several platforms including Wii and Play Station 3. Aquaman is one of 75 playable characters who appears in the game. "Lego Batman: The Movie - DC Super Heroes Unite" adapts the storyline of the game as a direct-to-video release.

Answer: Josh Keaton

Josh Keaton (born 1979) is an actor and singer who was a member of a singing group in his teens and later began voicing characters in multiple movies, television series, and video games. "Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths" was originally intended to be a link between the television series "Justice League" and "Justice League Unlimited". Josh Keaton's role as Aquaman is actually uncredited in the film, while his role as Flash is credited.

Answer: Alan Ritchson

Aquaman appeared in several episodes of "Smallville" during Seasons 5-10. He was portrayed by Alan Ritchson (born 1984) an actor and singer who appeared on the television program "American Idol" as well as in several other roles. He works together with Clark Kent and the other super heroes on several occasions. In the show, he is shown to be able to swim faster than Clark.

Answer: Jens Anderson

In the storyline for "DC Universe Online", the sorceress Circe temporarily controls Aquaman's mind and uses his to attack the surface world. The video game was released on several platforms including Play Station 4 and X Box One. Jens Anderson is a voice actor who has appeared in several productions.

Answer: Cary Elwes

in "Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox", Aquaman plays a role both in the main timeline and the alternate timeline. Aquaman also attempts to create an alliance between Atlantis and the Amazons (including Wonder Woman"). Cary Elwes (born 1962) is an actor who has also starred in the motion pictures "The Princess Bride" (1987) and "Robin Hood: Men in Tights" (1993).

Answer: Scott Rummell

Scott Rummell (born 1960) voiced Aquaman in both "Justice League" (2001-2004) and "Justice League Unlimited" (2004-2006). Scott Rummell is a voice actor who has been heard in hundreds of film trailers and movie campaigns. In the shows, Aquaman alternates between having an adversarial relationship with the rest of the Justice League and being able to work together with them.

In the series, Aquaman loses his left hand when he has to quickly escape from a trap to save his infant son.