= 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 published by:
BBC

BBC

Number of characters in this sub-list: 40 (out of a total of 36,945 in the database).

Character
(Click links for info about character
and his/her religious practice, affiliation, etc.)

Religious
Affiliation

Team(s)
[Notes]

Pub.

#
app.

Ace (Dorothy McShane)

religious

[companion of the Seventh Doctor (1987-99)]

Adric

alien

Alzarian
[travelling companion of Doctor Who; math genius]

Alpha

Humanised Dalek religion
(worshipped the Doctor)

[first Dalek infused by Doctor with "Human Factor"]

Alzarians

alien

[1st app: Doctor Who - Season 18, Episode 9 (25 Oct. 1980)]

Jane Austen

Anglican

[1st app: Pride and Prejudice - Season 1, Episode 1 (2 Feb. 1952)]

Tony Blair

Anglican; Catholic (convert)

[U.K. Prime Minister]

229

Prince Colin

[1st app: BBC Pantomime (25 Dec. 1965)]

Daleks

Dalek religion

[1st app: Doctor Who - Season 1, Episode 5 (21 Dec. 1963)]

319

2,277

black
[wrote novel "Invisible Man"]

Gordon Goose

anthropomorphic animal

goose
[son of Mother Goose]

Abby Grant

religious/ethical

[contracts deadly flu but survives]

David Grant

Hugh Grant

[1st app: Harty Goes To... - Season 2, Episode 5 (23 Aug. 1985)]

126

Commander Mike Henderson

[1st app: Hyperdrive - Season 1, Episode 1 (8 Jan. 2006)]

HMS Camden Lock

[Wendover-class ship w/incompetent captain]

Dr. Stella Isen

Jewish

[Head of Protection and Security (PAS)]

Karl Jeffers

[member of senior crew, but often disobeys orders]

Kata-Phobus

King Goose

[1st app: BBC Pantomime (25 Dec. 1965)]

Ted Koppel

Jewish

[1st app: Dinner at Howard K. Smith's (8 Jan. 1970)]

George Orwell

Anglican

[wrote classic book "1984"]

Raiders

Reagan's Raiders

Sandstrom

Enhanced

[an "Enhanced" (cyborg altered to run spaceship)]

Space Marshall Clarke (Stewart Clarke)

black
[gives missions, orders to HMS Camden Lock]

The Squire

[1st app: BBC Pantomime (25 Dec. 1965)]

Squire's Daughter

[1st app: BBC Pantomime (25 Dec. 1965)]

Richard Tate

skeptic

[1st app: Outcasts - Season 1, Episode 1 (7 Feb. 2011)]

Chloe Teal

agnostic

[1st app: Hyperdrive - Season 1, Episode 1 (8 Jan. 2006)]

Mother Teresa

Catholic nun

[1st app: Something Beautiful for God (1969)]

Margaret Thatcher

Methodist (raised); Anglican (convert)

[1st app: Election 74 (1974)]

313

Thermoman (George Sunday)

[1st app: My Hero - Season 1, Episode 1 (4 Feb. 2000)]

Uncle Sweetheart

Nina Veronica

[slimy, dishonest; planning a benefit concert]

Dave Vine

[quiet, introverted; collects 1990s antiques]

idiosyncratically religious

[father of science fiction]

Eduardo York

loves violence; trained by
monks of Quivutin

[1st app: Hyperdrive - Season 1, Episode 1 (8 Jan. 2006)]

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Religion of Comic Book Characters published by: BBC

Religion of Comic Book Characters published by:
BBC