Graphic Novels
CRYPTOZOOLOGY
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WORLD
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LANGUAGES
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HOMOPHONES
OBSCURE SPORTS
GREEK MYTH
100
This biographical book depicts the author’s interviews with his father- a Jewish Holocaust survivor.
Maus
100
This creature said to inhabit North American forests has been described as an “overgrown ape”. Wonder what his shoe size is…
Bigfoot or Sasquatch
100
A basic “straight” or “running” one of these can be used to sew fabric.
Stitch
100
The two most spoken languages in China.
Mandarin and Cantonese
100
Caravan Palace and Parov Stelar are purveyors of this genre, emulating the sounds of the 1920’s with a modern twist.
Electro Swing
100
Oh dear, you’ve fallen down, haven’t you? Toriel, Sans, and your other friends will help you along the way as you escape the underground.
Undertale
100
This painting depicts Van Gogh’s view from his room at the Saint-Paul-de-Mausole asylum.
The Starry Night
100
A pollinator, and to simply exist.
Bee and Be
100
In 2024, “Raygun” gave a meme-worthy performance in this sport’s Olympics debut.
Breakdancing
100
After trying to cheat death, this figure is punished by the gods by being forced to push a boulder up a hill for all eternity.
Sisyphus
200
The masked vigilante Rorschach investigates a mysterious plot to eliminate former superheroes during the height of the Cold War.
Watchmen
200
In Point Pleasant, West Virginia, 1966, a newspaper described this red-eyed creature as a "Man-Sized Bird... Creature... Something"
Mothman
200
The first name of the second man to walk on the Moon, 19 minutes after Neil Armstrong.
Buzz
200
If you’re vacationing in Rio de Janeiro, you’ll hear people mostly speaking this language.
Portuguese
200
Korn, Linkin Park, and Slipknot are considered pioneers of this subgenre of metal, incorporating elements of hip hop and rap.
Nu Metal
200
Pulled straight from a 1920’s cartoon, two brothers must collect souls for the Devil himself after losing a bet.
Cuphead
200
Grant Wood modeled the subjects of this painting after his sister and his dentist.
American Gothic
200
To convince, and a thing that goes through mitosis.
Sell and Cell
200
The professional level of this activity pits a “chaser” versus an “evader” in an arena full of obstacles.
Tag
200
When passing from the realm of the living into the underworld, one travels along this river of souls.
Styx
300
An eccentric shapeshifter girl teams up with a disgraced knight to take down the powers that be. METAL!
Nimona
300
The famous “Surgeon’s Photograph” allegedly shows this creature’s long neck protruding from the surface of a Scottish lake.
Loch Ness Monster or “Nessie”
300
People with dark skin are more susceptible to the “keloid” type of this, in which excessive collagen tissue forms around a healing wound.
Scar
300
A native of Germany would actually use this name for their home country.
Deutschland
300
The Archies’ “Sugar, Sugar” is an example of this genre of upbeat pop music, named after a chewy candy.
Bubblegum Pop
300
Defeat blinds by playing poker hands and scoring points. Did you unlock any good Jokers this run?
Balatro
300
Salvador Dali painted this as part of the surrealist movement, which aimed to express the unconscious mind through illogical and dreamlike scenes.
The Persistence of Memory
300
A sister, and zero.
Nun and None
300
Participants in this sport can win in two ways: by checkmate or knockout.
Chess Boxing
300
Moving freely among the realms with the aid of his winged sandals, this figure was known as the messenger of the gods.
Hermes
400
Two cynical girls wander the city, wondering what to do with their lives having just graduated high school.
Ghost World
400
This Latin American creature is said to feed on the blood of cattle. Some describe it as a reptilian alien creature, while others might say it's a spiky dog.
Chupacabra
400
Do you use your non-dominant foot to push your skateboard? If so, you’re riding ________.
Goofy
400
The numbers that are most commonly used today,
0, 1, 2, 3 and so on, come from this language’s script.
Arabic
400
Earl Scruggs helped popularize this fast-paced country genre, featuring acoustic instruments like banjo, fiddle, and upright bass.
Bluegrass
400
A swordsman traverses the Hallownest, looking for the source of a disease that infects people through their dreams.
Hollow Knight
400
This anti-war painting by Pablo Picasso measures 25 feet across.
Guernica
400
A hard metal, and what a kleptomaniac does.
Steel and Steal
400
An annual event near Gloucester, England sees players tumbling down a hill in chase of this food item.
Cheese Wheel
400
The gorgon Medusa was slain and beheaded by this demigod hero.
Perseus
500
This book, originally a blog, has been praised by psychologists for its candid depictions of mental health and depression. Clean ALL the things!
Hyperbole and a Half
500
According to legend, in 1735 a woman’s 13th child transformed into this creature with hooves, a goat's head, bat wings, and a forked tail.
Jersey Devil
500
The satellite Charon orbits this small celestial body in our Solar System.
Pluto
500
If you add a little je ne sais quoi to your recipe, you are literally adding this.
“I don’t know what”
500
Massive Attack and Portishead fall under this genre, a psychedelic fusion of hip hop and electronica that features slow beats and atmospheric sounds.
Trip Hop
500
A young woman named Madeline fights manifestations of her own inner demons as she scales a tall mountain.
Celeste
500
Describing this painting of his, Edward Hopper said "Unconsciously, probably, I was painting the loneliness of a large city.”
Nighthawks
500
A silverback, and unconventional warfare.
Gorilla and Guerilla
500
Participants roll downhill in a giant, cushioned inflatable ball in this sport.
Zorbing
500
The first being to exist in the Greek mythos is this personification of “beyond the known”, outside of the ordered cosmos.
Chaos