Comic Book Religion Database
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<b>Character</b>, <b>Religious Affiliation</b>, <b>Team</b>, and <b>Publisher</b>. | <b>Character</b>, <b>Religious Affiliation</b>, <b>Team</b>, and <b>Publisher</b>. | ||
| - | In addition to some of the more | + | In addition to some of the more popular religions and denominations, there are also several unconventional ones, including: Wiccan, Norse, Occult, Voodun, Vampire, |
==Religion of Characters== | ==Religion of Characters== | ||
Revision as of 01:16, 11 July 2009
Many comic book characters can be classified by their religious affiliation. The website Religion of Comics does just that.
Religion of Comics
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Religion of Comics
There are over 18,000 characters listed in the Comic Book Religion database. Character, Religious Affiliation, Team, and Publisher.
In addition to some of the more popular religions and denominations, there are also several unconventional ones, including: Wiccan, Norse, Occult, Voodun, Vampire,
Religion of Characters
- Greco-Roman: Namor, Aquaman, Wonder Woman, etc.
- Jewish: the Thing, Magneto, American Flagg, etc.
- Catholic: Daredevil, Nightcrawler, Hellboy, etc.
- Protestant: Captain America, Cyborg, Ms. Marvel, etc.
- Episcopalian: Angel, Beast, Elastigirl, etc.
- Baptist: Bibleman, Canonball, Falcon, etc.
- Muslim: Batal, Dust, Darr the Afflicter, etc.
- Hindu: Thunderbird, Deadman, Shakti, etc.
- Buddhist: Katana, Hiro Nakamura, Radioactive Man, etc.
See Also
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References
The Official ComicBookReligion.com
