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1-c: Cyan Blue, Magenta Red and Yellow are the three key colors used in all basic color printing. With these colors comics can produce up to 372 colors.

2-a: Richie Rich, published by Harvey Comics, has had more than 50 titles printed, including Richie Rich: The Richest Kid In The World.

3-d: Bob Kane and Bill Finger created Batman, one of comics' most popular characters, for DC Comics in 1939.

4-d: Marvel Comics, in it's current incarnation started publishing in 1961, and produces the greatest number of titles, publishing up to 118 in a single month in 1993.

5-a: A 48-page comic book with a square bound cover is commonly considered a graphic novel, although many other book lengths and formats have also been so labelled.

6-b: New York City has always been the U.S. capital for comics, and today is the home base for more than a half dozen publishers, including the long-established DC Comics, Marvel Comics, and Archie Publications.

7-c: Donald Duck is the popular Disney character who shares his home with his three troublesome nephews, Huey, Dewey and Louie.

8-a: Golden Age Comics are considered to include those published between 1938 - with the advent of Superman - and 1945 - the end of WWII and Nazis, who represented the biggest enemy to superheros.

9-a or c: Either answer is correct, depending on your school of thought. Funnies On Parade was published in 1933, and was a collection of reprinted comic strips given away as an advertising premium. New Fun was published in 1935, and was the first comic book to contain original comic book material.

10-d: Frank "Daredevil" Miller's book, The Dark Knight, was the first painted, full-color, square bound comic book, called Prestige Format by publisher DC Comics, and then by the comic industry. It was a startling success, and propelled Miller to superstar status in comics.