Botticelli - February 2019

Previous IQs:

Were you an ancient king mentioned once and only once by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle? - Uffa, in “The Five Orange Pips”
Were you Rick Sanchez’s old lover? - Unity, a hive mind on Rick and Morty
Did you do a swimsuit photoshoot in Antarctica? - Yes, the delectable Kate Upton (mildly NSFW: https://cdn-image.travelandleisure.com/sites/default/files/styles/1600x1000/public/1455663782/Kate-Upton-Swimsuit-2013-Antarctica-Cruise-SICOVERS0216.jpg?itok=2JD0a35A)

I’m stumped, and yield my two DQs, one apiece, to anyone who’d like to use them.

I’ll take one.

DQ: Mutant?

DQ:

  1. Fictional
  2. Male
  3. First name starts with U; better known in the comics by his (modified)last name only
  4. Not originally from literature
  5. Not originally from TV
  6. First introduced after 1950
  7. Would not be alive today, if real.
  8. In movies, but not originally from movies
  9. From comics
  10. Considered a bad guy
  11. From Marvel Comics
  12. Human (mostly)
  13. First appeared before 1980
  14. Died, but was not killed in action fighting the good guys, either in the comics or the movies
  15. Originally human, stayed human in the movies, but in the comics became humanoid but not actually human
  16. In movies released after 2010
  17. Not American at birth
  18. Not a mutant

IQ1: Were you raped by Desire of the Endless while under the sleeping sickness?
IQ2: Is Ted Kaczynski your real name?
IQ3: Are you one of wrestler Rikishi’s twin sons, both currently WWE tag champions?

  1. I am not Unity Kinkaid.
  2. I am not the Unabomber.
    Take a DQ.

Jimmy or Jey Uso

DQ: From an Avengers movie?

DQ:

  1. Fictional
  2. Male
  3. First name starts with U; better known in the comics by his (modified)last name only
  4. Not originally from literature
  5. Not originally from TV
  6. First introduced after 1950
  7. Would not be alive today, if real.
  8. In movies, but not originally from movies
  9. From comics
  10. Considered a bad guy
  11. From Marvel Comics
  12. Human (mostly)
  13. First appeared before 1980
  14. Died, but was not killed in action fighting the good guys, either in the comics or the movies
  15. Originally human, stayed human in the movies, but in the comics became humanoid but not actually human
  16. In movies released after 2010
  17. Not American at birth
  18. Not a mutant
  19. From an Avengers movie, and from one other Marvel movie

I gave in and looked it up. I still wouldn’t have gotten it. I’m disqualifying myself. EH, all up to you.

But you do know the guy, right?

I honestly didn’t remember the character being in the movies, and I’m a huge fan of the actor. That’s why I have to take a break from this game every once in a while. I get huge gaps in my memory and have to grow back my missing brain cells.

I’m still drawing a blank. I give up.

Okay. Basically it boils down now to whether or not EH saw Black Panther.

I am Andy Serkis’s character, Ulysses Klaue, vibranium-stealing weapons dealer, who is known in the comic books as Klaw.

If not, the V round goes back to EH.

I’m good with it. I remember the comic book Klaw, but not the movie version, and it didn’t occur to me until now they were the same character. It was like the first time Agent Coulson explained to the Avengers who he was working for, and he gave the full name of SHIELD without mentioning the acro. It totally slipped by me.

Just when I think the Marvel movies and shows ignore the Silver Age, they throw in the occasional throwback, but redesigned. For example, the comic book version of Arnim Zola has his face in the middle of his torso, but the movie version had him as a living computer of sorts.

I did see the movie, and remember the character, but not his first name. Good one, Prof. P.! Want to start a new thread for March and the letter V?

March thread here: https://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/showthread.php?p=21514899#post21514899