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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 published by:
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Number of characters in this sub-list: 471 (out of a total of 36,945 in the database). Records 151 through 200 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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[Albert Grancourt's eldest son] |  |
1 | |||||||
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[weathy diamond merchant] | |
1 | |||||||
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[Albert Grancourt's 9-year-old daughter] | |
1 | |||||||
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1 | ||||||||
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[circus strongman] | |
1 | |||||||
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[visited Nauru while gathering material for a novel] | |
1 | |||||||
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[did experiments on patients, looking for elixer of youth] | |
1 | ||||||
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Luftwaffe Squadron One | |
1 | |||||||
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[1st app: Police Comics #6 (Jan. 1942)] | |
1 | ||||||
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[1st app: Police Comics #9 (May 1942)] | |
1 | |||||||
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[sold the pearls he harvested to James Lee Chong] | |
1 | |||||||
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panda | |
8 | ||||||
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[went on murderous rampage dressed as monk, with noose] | |
1 | ||||||
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[1st app: Police Comics #5 (Dec. 1941)] | |
1 | ||||||
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Arab | |
1 | ||||||
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[targeted ambassador using dirigible with bomb on it] | |
1 | ||||||
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Blackhawks | |
171 | |||||||
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[1st app: Police Comics #7 (Feb. 1942)] | |
1 | ||||||
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[1st app: Police Comics #7 (Feb. 1942)] | |
1 | |||||||
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[1st app: Hit Comics #1 (July 1940)] | |
24 | |||||||
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[1st app: Police Comics #10 (July 1942)] | |
1 | ||||||
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[star of rural-based humor strip] | |
15 | |||||||
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[witness; testified against Rock Gatty, who tried to kill him] | |
1 | |||||||
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[1st app: Police Comics #1 (Aug. 1941)] | |
1 | |||||||
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[readily believed a dummy the Mouthpiece set up was a ghost] | |
1 | ||||||
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[readily believed a dummy the Mouthpiece set up was a ghost] | |
1 | ||||||
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[hapless suburban husband featured in humor strip] | |
20 | |||||||
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[Jacob Horn's newborn; inspired #711 to go to jail for Horn] | |
1 | |||||||
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[criminal who Dan Dyce switched places with, to become #711] | |
1 | |||||||
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[wife of Jacob Horn (criminal #711 switched places with)] | |
1 | |||||||
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Hispanic; storm troopers | |
1 | ||||||
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[briefly posed as the real Human Bomb (Roy Lincoln)] | |
1 | |||||||
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All-Star Squadron; Freedom Fighters | |
116 | |||||||
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demons [mischievous devil; gets his friend Lammypie in trouble] |
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2 | ||||||
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[1st app: Police Comics #103 (Dec. 1950)] | |
25 | |||||||
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All-Star Squadron; Freedom Fighters | |
8 | |||||||
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[Japanese plotted to destroy this plant] | |
1 | |||||||
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[1st app: Untamed Love #4 (July 1950)] | |
1 | |||||||
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[1st app: Police Comics #10 (July 1942)] | |
1 | |||||||
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Freedom Fighters | |
9 | |||||||
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[1st app: Kid Eternity (vol. 1) #6 (Summer 1947)] | |
1 | |||||||
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[spent summers at an isolated lakeside camp] | |
1 | ||||||
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[smuggled marijuana] | |
1 | |||||||
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[1st app: Police Comics #10 (July 1942)] | |
1 | |||||||
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[killed football players to see how it felt to make dead-line] | |
1 | |||||||
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[1st app: Untamed Love #1 (Jan. 1950)] | |
1 | |||||||
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[one of Pappy's progeny; only one mentioned by name] | |
1 | |||||||
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[1st app: Doll Man #1 (Autumn 1941)] | |
1 | |||||||
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[a leader of Nazi forces occupying Paris during WWII] | |
1 | ||||||
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[1st app: Police Comics #6 (Jan. 1942)] | |
1 |
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