| Z maker | 7 |
| Warrior in black | 16 |
| Two-time role for Banderas | 26 |
| TV hero who left his mark | 25 |
| Title role for Antonio Banderas | 31 |
| Swordsman who leaves his mark | 29 |
| Swordsman of lore | 17 |
| Swordsman of book and film | 26 |
| Sword-wielding hero | 19 |
| Sword-handling hero | 19 |
| Storied masked swordsman | 24 |
| Spanish for "fox" | 27 |
| Slasher of '50s TV | 22 |
| Silver screen swashbuckler | 26 |
| Rider of the horse Tornado | 26 |
| Power role in a 1940 film | 25 |
| One often leaving his initial behind | 36 |
| Noted mark leaver | 17 |
| Masked swordsman role for Banderas | 34 |
| Masked swordsman of fiction | 27 |
| Masked hero who debuted in the 1919 story "The Curse of Capistrano" | 77 |
| Masked fencer | 13 |
| Literary character who debuted in "The Curse of Capistrano" | 69 |
| Johnston McCulley literary creation | 35 |
| Hero with a trademark "Z" | 35 |
| Hero who makes cutting remarks? | 31 |
| Hero who left his mark | 22 |
| Hero of "The Curse of Capistrano" | 43 |
| He signed his X with a Z | 24 |
| He often leaves his initial behind | 34 |
| Foxy swashbuckler | 17 |
| Fictional swashbuckler | 22 |
| Fictional hero whose name is Spanish for "fox" | 56 |
| Fictional hero first filmed in 1920 | 35 |
| Famous slasher film? | 20 |
| Fairbanks role: 1920 | 20 |
| Douglas Fairbanks Sr. role | 26 |
| Douglas Fairbanks role | 22 |
| Don Diego de la Vega | 20 |
| Black-clad, masked hero | 23 |
| Banderas "slasher" role | 33 |
| Always left his mark | 20 |
| A masked man | 12 |
| 2005 Isabel Allende novel | 25 |
| 1920 role for Douglas Fairbanks | 31 |
| 1920 Fairbanks role | 19 |
| "The fox so cunning and free" | 39 |
| "The Curse of Capistrano" hero | 40 |
| Sainted pope: 417-18 | 20 |
| Symbol first used on "Led Zeppelin IV" | 48 |
| Letters on some Led Zeppelin shirts | 35 |
| Girdle-shaped | 13 |
| Sound from the anteater in "B.C." | 43 |
| Anteater's sound effect in the comic "B.C." | 57 |
| Anteater's slurp in the comic "B.C." | 50 |
| "B.C." sound effect | 29 |
| Sound in the comic "B.C." | 35 |
| Recurring sound effect in the comic "B.C." | 52 |
| Ant-scarfing sound, in comics | 29 |
| ''B.C.'' anteater's sound | 45 |
| Classic sour hard candy brand | 29 |
| French infantryman | 18 |
| Certain Civil War volunteer | 27 |
| Relative of Gadzooks | 20 |
| "Hot diggity!" | 24 |
| "Fan-tastic!" | 23 |
| Do the "I am not a crook" thing with the double V-signs, for example? | 79 |
| Grass commonly used on golf courses | 35 |
| Asian grasses popular on lawns | 30 |
| Result of a balance between the birth and death rates: Abbr. | 60 |
| Overcrowding antidote, initially | 32 |
| Census find, perhaps: Abbr. | 27 |
| When doubled, a Gabor | 21 |
| Eva's half sister? | 22 |
| Half a Gabor? | 13 |
| Eva's half-sister? | 22 |
| When repeated, a Gabor | 22 |
| When doubled, sister of Eva | 27 |
| When doubled, Eva's sister | 30 |
| When repeated, one of the Gabors | 32 |
| When repeated, name in old Hollywood | 36 |
| When repeated, a Hungarian sister | 33 |
| When repeated, a first name in Hollywood | 40 |
| When repeated, a famous sister's first name | 47 |
| When doubled, socialite Gabor | 29 |
| When doubled, onetime name in Hollywood | 39 |
| When doubled, first name in old Hollywood | 41 |
| When doubled, a much-married celebrity | 38 |
| When doubled, a Hungarian in Hollywood | 38 |
| When doubled, a first name in Hollywood | 39 |
| Twice, a Gabor | 14 |
| Times two, a Gabor | 18 |
| One half of a Gabor name | 24 |
| Hungarian half sister? | 22 |
| Half-sister of Eva? | 19 |
| Half sister of Magda? | 21 |
| Half sister of Eva? | 19 |
| Half a notable Hungarian? | 25 |
| Half a Hungarian? | 17 |
| Half a Gabor sister's name | 30 |