"I was gettin' hazard pay, but they ain't paying me enough to hang around here." - Charles Campion

That is the middle initial of Charles Campion, the man who leads to the destruction of all mankind?

The new version of the book contained over 400 pages of story that was originally deleted.

In which year was the "Complete and Uncut" version of The Stand released in book stores?

The top-secret installation is located in the Mojave Desert. 

The military outpost that Campion fled from was located in which state?

He is one of the few dogs to survive the plague, as they are susceptible to it. 

Everyone's favorite furry friend Kojak is what breed of dog?

Stovington, Vermont is a fictional city that also used to be home to Jack Torrance from The Shining. 

Stu Redman is transferred to a CDC facility located in which state?

Weeks later, he signs his suicide note with that nickname. 

What is the nickname that Harold Lauder receives while living in the "Boulder Free Zone"?

It was eventually turned into an ABC mini-series directed by Mick Garris

Which Hollywood director was originally attached to direct a feature-film version of the novel?

The album's title, "Ride The Lightning", comes from a chapter when Lloyd Henreid confronts the possibility of being executed in prison. 

Which band named their second album after a passage from the book?

He spent a lot of time at a mental hospital in Terre Haute before being incarcerated for arson as a teen.

Donald "Trashcan Man" Elbert hails from which state?

What is the name of Frannie Goldsmith's son, born in the closing chapters of the novel?

The series was written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa with art by Mike Perkins and Laura Martin

In which year did Marvel begin publishing its comic book adaptation of The Stand?

When Captain Trips breaks out, Stu only has one brother, who doesn't communicate much with him

What is Stu Redman's job prior to the apocalypse?

The novel, written in 1949, is also about a virus that destroy mankind

Aside from The Lord Of The Rings, which other book inspired The Stand?

Stephen King's epic book is about the end of the world and the poor characters that have to live through it. Test your immense King knowledge with this one-of-a-kind quiz about the novel.