Among the events at the DC Comics company Olympics in 1985 was playing Family Feud. I came up with all the questions, then polled fans at a local comic book shop, as well as some of our regular letter column contributors to get the percentages.
The surveys included "Name your favorite hero with a color in his/her name" and "Name someone in the comics industry with the initials J.S." I played the host, but, unlike Richard Dawson, I was not kissing or hugging any of the contestants.
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Robyn McBryde and I explain the rules to the staff. |
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Linda Robak, Peggy May, BobRo, Jenette Kahn, Joe Orlando, Bob LeRose, Karen Berger, and Neal Pozner |
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Linda Robak and Dick Giordano square off in Round 1. The Pepsi bottles on the table were not there as product placement. I needed them to hold up the game board. |
Superman Family Feud!
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