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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
Non-Superhero Feature Lead Characters
Number of characters in this sub-list: 389 (out of a total of 36,945 in the database). Records 351 through 389 displayed below.
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| Character (Click links for info about character and his/her religious practice, affiliation, etc.) |
Religious Affiliation |
Team(s) [Notes] |
Pub. | # app. |
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[had very long hair] | Realschulbuchhandlung | 88 | ||||||
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[host of TV show "Impossible... But True!"] |  |
143 | ||||||
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U.S. Navy [villainous main character in "The Blacklist"] |
 |
106 | ||||||
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[world's richest kid] |  |
383 | ||||||
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[featured in 1-page gag strips] | |
40 | ||||||
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[1st app: The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark (1599)] | Brandenberg | 54 | ||||||
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[cultural icon; WWII symbol of women working in factories] |  |
1 | ||||||
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[1st app: Yank, The Army Weekly #1 (17 June 1942)] | U.S. Army | 641 | ||||||
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[1st app: New Comics #1 (Dec. 1935)] | |
29 | ||||||
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[her family held hostage, she's told to kill President] |  |
15 | ||||||
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[Popular anime/manga character] |   , etc. |
214 | ||||||
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U.S. Army | U.S. Army | 503 | ||||||
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[featured in humor strip] | |
2 | ||||||
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[featured in gag strips] |  |
5 | ||||||
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[from nursery rhyme; met a pieman, going to fair] |  |
20 | ||||||
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black; Green Team | |
6 | ||||||
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U.S. Army |  |
199 | ||||||
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[1st app: Children's and Household Tales (1812)] | Realschulbuchhandlung | 335 | ||||||
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[featured in humor strip] | |
2 | ||||||
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[adventurous young boy; star of comedy/adventure feature] | |
28 | ||||||
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[young freckled boy featured in humor strips] | |
25 | ||||||
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[deserted his ship; tried various careers] | Clarendon | 13 | ||||||
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[young girl with dog in humor strip without dialogue] | |
3 | ||||||
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[1st app: New Fun #1 (Feb. 1935)] | |
3 | ||||||
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262 | ||||||||
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Chicago Tribune Syndicate  , etc. |
109 | ||||||
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Penn Point [upperclassmen pulled a prank on them at military school] |
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1 | ||||||
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Penn Point [upperclassmen pulled a prank on them at military school] |
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1 | ||||||
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[1st app: The Spirit #302 (10 Mar. 1946)] | Register and Tribune Syndicate | 8 | ||||||
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[1st app: Pollyanna (1913) - book 1 in Glad Books series] | L. C. Page & Co. | 15 | ||||||
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[part woman/part spider; one of Avatar's "bad girls"] | London Night Studios  |
39 | ||||||
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U.S. Army [featured in WWII-era cartoons loved by soldiers] |
U.S. Army | 3 | ||||||
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[from nursery rhyme; has become a personification of sleep] | David Robertson | 14 | ||||||
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[1st app: Fables #1 (July 2002)] | |
82 | ||||||
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black [mysteriously becomes pregnant during solo space mission] |
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26 | ||||||
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[1st app: Reid Fleming, World's Toughest Milkman #1 (May 1980)] |  |
14 | ||||||
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[boy who worries too much] | |
2 | ||||||
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[bald, nightshirt-wearing street urchin] | Truth Magazine | 18 | ||||||
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[1st app: Real Pulp Comic #1 (Jan. 1971)] | The Print Mint | 18 |
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