Not exactly trivia, but a query:
When Superman gets dressed in the morning does he go:
- Underwear
- Tights
- Red underwear outside of tights
- Boxers
- Suit pants
4.) What If?, Marvel’s alternate-universes title, had one humor issue in each of its two runs. The humor issue had the same issue number in both runs. What was the number?
5.) Who was Captain America’s counterpart in Spider-Ham’s universe?
6.) What about Doctor Doom’s?
11.) What is Green Lantern G’nort’s homeworld?
The above questions remain.
Hints for the 'spandex-only" crowd, in no particular order:
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[li]One of the answered questions relates to an unanswered one.[/li][li]You need to get into the spirit of these questions to answer them.[/li][li]Which war?[/li][li]PT Boat.[/li][li]They were bigger, once upon a time.[/li][/ul]
The Riddler could solve it with these hints in no time! 
Will Eisner –
CORRECT!! I’m delighted! 
- Charlie America? Chaplin America? (I’m sure it wasn’t Charlie Chaplin America though.)
Nope, nope, nope. Keep in mind that the inhabitants of Spider-Ham’s universe are anthropomorphic animals, and are almost always named accordingly.
G’Newt
and when mentioning Arg!Yle! you should always use his full moniker.
Arg!Yle! Evilest of Socks!
Correct! And True!
Wish I could help, Bosda … all I bring to the table in this case are advanced Googling skills, which I assume you already have.
Originally Posted by Bosda Di’Chi of Tricor
War!
Military funnies time, ree-cruits!
Who was the first GI Joe?
What President appointed him?
Who was Miss Lace?
Who drew the illos for The M16A1 Rifle. Operation and Preventive Maintenance?
What was the last model of combat aircraft flown by DC’s Enemy Ace?
The M-16 question was answered.
As fior the rest…
The first GI Joe was General Joseph “GI Joe” Colton. In the comics, he appears as an older man with a brown crew-cut & a short brown beard. In other words, he’s the old 12" figure. 
In the comics continuity, President Kennedy formed the first GI Joe team, consisting of about 11 or 12 operatives.
Miss Lace was a cartoon character created by Milton Caniff. She was a sexy brunette, with pre-Betty Page bangs. She appeared in Stars & Stripes, a magazine published by the US military for soldiers during WW2. Her comic strips have been re-printed in Trade Paperback form for years, and I highly recommend them.
DC’s Enemy Ace began in WW1, flying biplanes. He ended his career in WW2, flying the ME262. Messerschmitt Me 262 Schwalbe / Sturmvogel
The German Jet.
Bonus Question–in what military service did Sergeant Gorilla serve? In what war? In What theatre?
4.) What If?, Marvel’s alternate-universes title, had one humor issue in each of its two runs. The humor issue had the same issue number in both runs. What was the number?
5.) Who was Captain America’s counterpart in Spider-Ham’s universe?
6.) What about Doctor Doom’s?
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Correct!
Time for question clean-up.
#5 is Captain Americat. As I recall, his costume had a star on the tip of its tail.
#6 is the villainous Ducktor Doom.
In the spirit of clean up: Sergeant Gorilla was an honorary member of the Marines. He was also a male, adult gorilla. WW2, Pacific theatre.