Secret Identities
This billionaire industrialist puts on a cape and cowl at night to protect Gotham City as Batman.
Bruce Wayne
This shield-throwing hero wears a bright red, white, and blue suit with a big star on his chest.
Captain America
This famous bird-named hero is Batman's most trusted partner and the original "Boy Wonder."
Robin
This laughing, green-haired villain wears a purple suit and loves to cause trouble for Batman.
the Joker
Storm from the X-Men can create this type of severe weather storm that features loud booms and flashes of electricity.
a Thunderstorm
This high school student crawls on walls and shoots webs after getting bitten by a radioactive spider.
Peter Parker
This glowing space ring gives its hero the power to create giant, green energy objects just by using their imagination.
Green Lantern ring
This flying, caped white dog is Superman's loyal pet and has all the same powers as his owner.
Krypto the Superdog
This bald, super-smart billionaire is Superman's number one enemy and always tries to stop him using green Kryptonite.
Lex Luther
Words like BAM!, POW!, and CRASH! in a superhero fight are examples of this literary term for words that sound like actions.
Onomatopoeia
This mild-mannered reporter wears glasses at the Daily Planet, but he is actually Superman.
Clark Kent
This is the name of Thor's magical, heavy lightning hammer that only the "worthy" can pick up.
Mjolnir
This tiny, insect-sized heroine can shrink down to fly into tight spaces alongside her partner, Ant-Man.
the Wasp
This big, purple alien villain wanted to collect all six Infinity Stones to wipe out half the universe.
Thanos
If the Avengers have 3 teams with 5 heroes on each team, this multiplication total shows how many heroes there are in all.
15
This Amazonian princess uses the human name Diana Prince when she is not saving the world as Wonder Woman.
Princess Diana (Accept: Diana Prince)
When this scientist gets super angry, his skin turns bright green and he grows into a giant smash monster.
the Hulk
This tree-like alien is Rocket Raccoon's best friend and can grow his branches out to help the Guardians of the Galaxy.
Groot
This metallic villain was created by Tony Stark but turned evil, trying to take over the world with his robot army.
Ultron
Black Panther rules Wakanda, a fictional country located on this real, massive continent known for the Sahara Desert and the Nile River.
Africa
This brilliant tech genius and billionaire runs Stark Industries when he isn't flying around in his Iron Man suit.
Tony Stark
This magical glowing rope is used by Wonder Woman to trap bad guys and force them to tell the absolute truth.
the Lasso of Truth
This hyper-fast teenager is the Flash's speedy sidekick and a proud member of the Teen Titans.
Kid Flash
This tricky, crown-wearing Norse god of mischief is Thor's brother and always tries to take over Asgard.
Loki
Thor comes from Norse myths, which were stories told long ago by people living in this northern region of Europe.
Scandinavia