= Hero	= Villain	= Deity
= Supporting Character		= Clergy
= Based on Real Person		= Scientist
= Real Person	= Non-Superhero Lead Character

Newest character in database (21 May 2013):
Sweetwater Chemical Company

Most recently updated (22 May 2013):
Leonard McKenzie

Religion of Comic Book Characters
Real/Historical People

Number of characters in this sub-list: 785 (out of a total of 30,101 in the database). Records 1 through 50 displayed below.

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and his/her religious practice, affiliation, etc.)

Religious
Affiliation

Team(s)
[Notes]

Pub.

#
app.

The Queen of Sheba

African primal-indigenous
religion; Jewish (convert)

Francis Crick

agnostic

[co-discovered DNA double helix]

Benedict Arnold

Anglican

[USA; England. famed Revolutionary War-era traitor]

[England]

[Ireland; England. formulated gas law P1V1 = P2V2]

Winston Churchill

Anglican

[England]

456

[England; Japan]

[England. author of book "Tom Jones"]

John Fielding

Anglican

[England. organized Bay Street Runners detective force]

[England]

[England. Foe of: Witchbreed. ruled England after Elizabeth; tried to destroy Witchbreed]

[England]

[England. wrote classic book "1984"]

Wall to Wall Television

, etc.

William Butler Yeats

Anglican (Church of Ireland);
Theosophist

[Ireland]

, etc.

262

[England. infamous historical highwayman]

Dick Turpin

Anglican (nominal)

[England. late 1700s notorious highwayman; may be Atom's ancestor]

Isaac Newton

Anglican (non-Trinitarian)

[England]

Alan Turing

Anglican (raised); LGBT
atheist

[England. father of modern computer science]

George Washington

Anglican / Episcopalian

204

[England]

[England. wrote "Alice in Wonderland", "Jabberwocky", etc.]

Macmillan

Tony Blair

Anglican; Catholic (convert)

[United Kingdom. U.K. Prime Minister]

229

Gustav Holst

Anglican; vegetarian

[Sweden; England]

Animal Liberation Front

Animal Rights

Gabriel

archangel

[

]

, etc.

Oscar Ichazo

Arica Institute
(founder/leader)

[Bolivia. human potential religion; worships Toham Kum Rah]

Ars Magna (Ramon Lull)

Ars Magna (Christian; occult)

[

]

Jon Gosselin

Assemblies of God

[on reality TV show discussed by Ant-Man]

160

Kate Gosselin

Assemblies of God

[on reality TV show discussed by Ant-Man]

249

The Jonas Brothers

Assemblies of God

[young pop music band]

Elvis Presley

Assemblies of God

[

]

444

244

[Ireland]

[England]

[USA; United Kingdom. directed Superman II, III; A Hard Day's Night]

[Pearl Jam lead singer]

James D. Watson

atheist

[co-discovered DNA double helix]

Mark Gruenwald

atheist/deist

Douglas Adams

Atheist; Anglican (raised)

[England]

193

646

188

174

124

Baptist (former Southern
Baptist)

X Presidents

, etc.

219

Al Gore

Baptist (former Southern
Baptist); Fundamentalist
Environmentalist

[former V.P.; U.S. President on Earth-721 (Earth-A)]

223

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