Moira Queen is the mother ofOliver Queen/Green Arrow. She and her husband Robert were killed by lions during an African safari.[1]
Moira Queen appears inArrow, portrayed bySusanna Thompson.[2] This version was killed byDeathstroke before being resurrected following the changes to history during "Crisis on Infinite Earths".
Robert Henry Queen is the father ofOliver Queen/Green Arrow. He was created byChuck Dixon andRick Burchett, first appearing inGreen Arrow (vol. 2) Annual #7 (1995). He and his wife Moira were killed by lions during an African safari.[1]
Johnny Quick is the name of two characters appearing in DC Comics.
Johnny Quick is aGolden AgeDC Comics character with the power ofsuperhuman speed. The character first appeared inMore Fun Comics #71 (September 1941).[4] After hisMore Fun run ended in issue #107 (January–February 1946), he was moved toAdventure Comics with issue #103 (April 1946). He remained as a regular feature inAdventure until issue #207 (December 1954).[5]
Johnny Chambers is a newsreel photographer for Sees-All/Tells-All News.[6] He invokes his power by reciting a mathematical formula ("3X2(9YZ)4A") taught to him by his childhood guardian, Professor Gill, who had in turn derived it from inscriptions found in a Pharaoh's tomb.[7][8]
DuringWorld War II, Johnny joins theAll-Star Squadron.[9] Johnny meetsLiberty Belle,Plastic Man,Doctor Mid-Nite,Hawkman,Robotman, andAtom, and they are all tasked with preventing Japan from attacking the mainland United States following theattack on Pearl Harbor.[10] During the war, Johnny meets other speedsters, the Flash andQuicksilver (Max Mercury). Quicksilver becomes a mentor for Johnny, though Johnny does not always take his advice easily. In the 1950s, Johnny retires.
Thanks to his abilities, Johnny's age is slowed, keeping him young and vigorous despite his true age. After the Justice Society of America returns following a long absence, Johnny assists them occasionally. Together with the Justice Society, Johnny faces the villainExtant during the eventZero Hour: Crisis in Time!. Like the other heroes present, Johnny is aged considerably by the villain.[11] Despite his age, Johnny refuses to retire. His daughterJesse Quick, who inherited his superhuman speed, becomes a superhero as well. Johnny also becomes a mentor to the time-displacedBart Allen.
Some time afterwards, Johnny meets withIris West, who warns him that trouble is forthcoming for users of theSpeed Force. Johnny refuses to believe his power is not his own until he loses his powers toSavitar and is grudgingly forced to accept the Speed Force's existence. In the final battle with Savitar, Johnny sacrifices himself to save his daughter's life and runs into the Speed Force, merging with it.[12]
In theBlackest Night storyline, Johnny Quick is reanimated as a member of theBlack Lantern Corps.[13]Mister Terrific creates a one-time use machine which destroys all the Black Lanterns in New York City, Johnny included.[14]
InDark Nights: Death Metal, Johnny Quick is shown among the heroes entombed atValhalla Cemetery.[15]Batman later resurrects him using a Black Lantern ring.[16]
The Quiz is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics.
Sachiko was a member of theBrotherhood of Dada gathered byMr. Nobody, taking the name of The Quiz. She was a Japanese name, who was able to access every superpower as long as it was not named by others. For example, she had exihibited powers such as flight, mimicking appearances, turning people to glass, turning back time, dematerialization, making things large, turning people into toilets filled with flowers, and manifesting escape-proof spirit jars. Due to her irrational fear of dirt, she wears a gown and gas mask decorated with question marks.
The Quiz appears in the third season ofDoom Patrol, portrayed byGina Hiraizumi. Her name, Sachiko, was adapted as the name of her comics counterpart in the post-Rebirth continuity.[17]
Quiz Kid (Raghu Seetharaman) is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. He was the former sidekick ofMister Terrific (Terry Sloane) before being kidnapped by theTime Masters and Childminder.[18][19] However, he is rescued byStargirl, transported to the present day, and adopted byMister Terrific (Michael Holt).[20][21]
Qwsp is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. His name was originally spelled 'Quisp' in his first appearances, but was retconned to Qwsp when he reappeared inJLA #30.
Qwsp is an imp from the 5th Dimension, the same dimension asMister Mxyzptlk, with whom he shares a liking for warping reality for his own amusement. Qwsp was for many years a valued ally of the undersea monarchAquaman, starting with helping Aquaman fight the Fire Trolls.[22][23][24][25]
Inspired by Aquaman's sudden change in appearance and outlook, Qwsp becomes a deadly threat to Earth, starting with manipulating the fight between the princesYz and Lkz.Captain Marvel andGreen Lantern petition the 5th Dimension Imps to take action against Qwsp. Qwsp is trapped in an eighth-dimensional maze for his actions.[26]
WhenSpectre throwsJakeem Thunder andJohnny Thunderbolt into the 5th Dimension, they unknowingly free Qwsp, who possesses Jakeem and incites a war in the 5th Dimension. Saradin, the first human to controlThunderbolt, figures out that Jakeem is possessed by Qwsp, pulls him out of Jakeem, and binds Qwsp to his capsule of life's blood before getting away.[27]
In "DC All In", Qwsp appears as a member of theInjustice Society, having been masquerading as "Light".[28] Qwsp bringsObsidian and Jakeem Thunder to the 5th Dimension, only for them to be rescued byKhalid Nassour.[29]