Correct on Zarathustra and Moon Unit. #3 is close, as it’s Zzzax.
DQ: From literature?
Captain America’s enemy, Baron Zemo.
Zarathustra.
Correct on Zapruder.
DQ1: From a work by an American?
DQ2: Still alive when last heard from?
IQ1: Was your uncle a founding member of Walden Commune?
IQ2: Are you that uncle?
SCAdian asked about Zarathustra before Prof. P., but I didn’t get his question as asked, so I’ll allow the DQ.
Dunno either of these. Take two DQs.
Z.
- fictional
- male
- first name starts with Z
- not from literature
- from a work by an American
- still alive when last heard from
IQs:
- Was your final album titled The Wind?
- Did you have sisters named Eva and Magda?
- Are you a Batman villain with delusions of godhood?
Zoe Saldana
DQ1: From the comics?
Reserving a DQ
Zipper Harris and his uncle Zonker, from Doonesbury.
IQ1: Does a mountain in Colorado bear your name?
IQ2: Are you JJ’s husband and Alex’s stepfather?
IQ3: Were you and another man workin’ for a penny?
Not Frank Zappa, Zoe Braun or Zeus the demigod.
Not Zebulon Pike, dunno (another Doonesbury character?) and dunno.
Z.
- fictional
- male
- first name starts with Z
- not from literature
- from a work by an American
- still alive when last heard from
- not from the comics
DQ: From a cartoon?
IQ1: Are you a Johnston McCulley creation that goes by another word for fox?
IQ2: Were you exiled to Foodcourtia for botching up Operation Impending Doom I?
IQ3: Are you the US Nationary Security Adviser to Jimmy Carter?
Whoops, strike IQ1, as Zorro has already been used.
new IQ1: Are you a Romanian pan flute musician?
Warren Zevon’s last album was The Wind.
Zsa Zsa Gabor’s sisters are Eva and Magda.
Delusional human Maxie Zeus is the Batman villain.
DQs:
- From the movies?
- Protagonist?
1 DQ reserved.
IQs:
- Are you “the father of television”?
- Were you the Martian Manhunter’s sidekick in Mystery in Space?
- Were you a dog possessed by the spirit of Dracula?
Correct on Pike
Zeke. (Yes - Mike Doonesbury was JJ’s first husband and is Alex’s father.)
Zal Yanovsky, of the Lovin’ Spoonful, according to the first verse of “Creeque Alley.” (Zal and Denny workin’ for a penny, tryin’ to get a fish on the line.)
DQ1: Appeared in more than one story?
DQ2: Appeared in more than one medium (TV/film/theatre/radio)?
IQ1: Are you a Greek fisherman who danced on the beach?
IQ2: Are you the son of Cronus?
IQ3: Were you a high-ranking Soviet army officer?
Dunno, still not Zbiginiew Brzhenski, and dunno.
Dunno any of these.
Not Zorba the Greek peasant, not Zeus the Greek god, and not the great Georgi Zhukov.
Z.
- fictional
- male
- first name starts with Z
- not from literature
- from a work by an American
- still alive when last heard from
- not from the comics
- from the movies
- a protagonist
- appeared in one movie
- did not appear in more than one medium
- Vladimir Zworykin, inventor of transmissions using cathode ray tubes.
- Zoot.
- Zoltan, Hound of Dracula.
DQs:
- Science Fiction?
- Created after 1990?
2 DQs reserved.
IQ: Did you kill the immortal Zardoz?
Sheer guess: Zardoz himself?
Z.
- fictional
- male
- first name starts with Z
- not from literature
- from a work by an American
- still alive when last heard from
- not from the comics
- from the movies
- a protagonist
- appeared in one movie
- did not appear in more than one medium
- not science fiction
- created after 1990
Nope, Sean Connery as Zed. If you ever get the chance to see Zardoz, miss it.
3 DQs reserved.
Invader Zim, correct, Zamfir
You missed my DQ: Cartoon?
DQ2: human?
DQ3: from a video game?
Z.
- fictional
- male
- first name starts with Z
- not from literature
- from a work by an American
- still alive when last heard from
- not from the comics
- from the movies
- a protagonist
- appeared in one movie
- did not appear in more than one medium
- not science fiction
- created after 1990
- not from a cartoon
- human
- not from a videogame
DQs:
- from a movie set in the USA?
- from a movie set in the present day?