Religion of Comic Book Characters
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thealien2000uk, 5 January 2011, 2:50 PM:
more religious comic heroes
Slaine from 2000 AD is Celtic/Pagan Johnny Alpha from 2000 AD is Athiest Wulf from 2000 AD is Norse/Viking Rogue Trooper 2000 AD is Techocatholic all are mentioned in various early 2000 AD comics Xenomorphs from The Alien series do have a diety as on the various altar scenes but i cant find or translate a name. Ripley from The Alien series was catholic as is sygourney weaver (hmmm...). Jones the cat from The Alien series was a cat!! Bishop the android asked Ripley if he would go to heaven so he probably was a christian (but what denommination???)

William Laks, 10 March 2011, 5:51 PM:
Sub List Choice
Tawky Tawny should be on the list of mutated animals, for Primeval sake. Along with Sniffles the Mouse.

Ray D, 13 May 2011, 9:54 PM:
Religion of "Love and Rockets" Characters
As far as I can tell, you have only one character listed from Jaime Hernandez' 'Locas' series from "Love and Rockets." That character is Hopey Glass, whose 'religious' affiliation you give as 'LGBT.' Despite your attempt to define it as such, LGBT is not a religion. Hopey is an areligious punk hedonist, but her religious upbringing was apparently Catholic. Her mother comes from Colombia, an overwhelmingly Catholic country, and as a child Hopey attended a Catholic school. (See J. Hernandez, "Maggie the Mechanic," Seattle: Fantagraphics Books, 1997, p. 117.) Of the original 'Locas,' Isabel Ortiz Reubens (Izzy), Penny Century (born Beatriz Garcia), and Maggie Chascarrillo are all Mexican-American and born Catholic. Izzy dabbles in the occult and renounces the church, but she still uses Catholic symbolism to protect herself against the demons who haunt her. Maggie does not attend church, but she still becomes godmother to her nieces and nephews. (See J. Hernandez, 'Locas II", Seattle: Fantagraphics Books, 2009, pp. 249-252, and J. Hernandez, 'The Love Bunglers,' in 'Love and Rockets: New Stories,' Vol. 3, p. 97.) Another of the Locas, Theresa Leeanne (Terry) Downe, is of British and German ancestry. She has a dream/vision of herself as a saint, possibly Saint Theresa. This suggests that Terry may have been raised Catholic as well. (See J. Hernandez, "The Girl From H.O.P.P.E.R.S.," Seattle: Fantagraphics Books, 2007, p. 202.) One acquaintance describes Terry as "a good Christian," but she is apparently a punk hedonist like her (ex) lover Hopey.

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