= Hero	= Villain	= Deity
= Supporting Character		= Clergy
= Based on Real Person		= Scientist
= Real Person	= Non-Superhero Lead Character
= Non-Feature Lead Character
= Group	= Comic Strip Character (Primarily)

Newest character in database (28 May 2018):
Muriel Banks - Christian (denomination unknown)

Most recently updated (2 Jun 2018):
Tom Jenson

Religion of Comic Book Characters who are enemies of:
Hulk Bruce Banner

Number of characters in this sub-list: 184 (out of a total of 36,945 in the database). Records 151 through 184 displayed below.

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Religious
Affiliation

Team(s)
[Notes]

Pub.

[1st app: The Incredible Hulk (vol. 2) #394 (June 1992)]

Agent Trump

S.H.I.E.L.D.
[part of pursuit of grey Hulk]

Gideon Turkel

Episcopalian (former
missionary)

Gotham Game Club

Tyrannoids

Tyrannoid religion

[sub-species of Subterraneans]

Tyrannus (Romulus Augustilus)

Greco-Roman classical religion

1,801

[planet-destroyer]

The Union (Owen Candler)

wants to replace humans with
plants

[Bruce Banner's former botany professor]

unnamed hood wearing sunglasses

[attacked Jen Walters, leading to her becoming She-Hulk]

unnamed motorcycle gang

indeterminate

[4 tough motorcycle riders: 3 white, 1 black]

unnamed mustachioed hood

black
[attacked Jen Walters, leading to her becoming She-Hulk]

unnamed police

indeterminate

[2 overweight small-town cops]

unnamed real estate agent

indeterminate

[1st app: The Incredible Hulk (vol. 2) #600 (Sep. 2009)]

unnamed real estate agent

indeterminate

South Asian

unnamed red-bearded scientist

indeterminate

[bald with large red beard, sunglasses]

unnamed Russian captain

[1st app: The Defenders (vol. 1) #88 (Oct. 1980)]

unnamed TV news camera operator

indeterminate

[1st app: The Incredible Hulk (vol. 2) #600 (Sep. 2009)]

unnamed TV reporter

indeterminate

[tried to ask Hulk questions; he smashed her TV van]

URSA

Communist

[neo-Leninist organization; wants to restore Soviet Union]

Berkley Books

Jack Van Nyborg

Cult of the Nameless One
(leader)

[led sect Valkyrie (Barbara Norriss belonged to)]

Lord Visis

K'ai religion

[tried to usurp rule from Hulk's beloved Jarella]

Warthos

N.A.

pig
[huge pig-like creatures]

Wendigo

Native American (Algonquian)
legend/mystic curse

[generic listing for Wendigo]

Wendigo (Paul Cartier)

[1st app: The Incredible Hulk (vol. 2) #162 (Apr. 1973)]

Wild Man (Alex Wildman)

idiosyncratic belief

[believed killing Hulk would stop voices in head]

Eugene Wildeman

[mutated captured children, self with gamma rays]

Gideon Wolman

[

]

Wrecker (Dr. Karl Kort)

Communist

[infiltrated Gamma Base to destroy Bruce Banner's device]

Wrecker's robot

N.A.

[destroyed military bases; Hulk was blamed for damage]

Xemnu the Titan

had devoted worshippers

[ruler of home planet]

Yandroth

Nihilist

[1st app: Strange Tales (vol. 1) #164]

Dr. Konrad Zaxon

[1st app: Tales to Astonish (vol. 1) #78 (Apr. 1966)]

Zzzax

N.A.

[formed from electricty]

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Religion of Comic Book Characters who are enemies of: Hulk Bruce Banner

Religion of Comic Book Characters who are enemies of:
Hulk Bruce Banner