= Hero	= Villain	= Deity
= Supporting Character		= Clergy
= Based on Real Person		= Scientist
= Real Person	= Non-Superhero Lead Character

Newest character in database (19 Jun 2013):
A.B.C. Warriors - N.A.

Most recently updated (19 Jun 2013):
Ro-Jaws - N.A.

Religion of Comic Book Characters whose occupation is:
convict

Number of characters in this sub-list: 47 (out of a total of 30,256 in the database).

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Religious
Affiliation

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Jack Abbot

[tried to warn Daredevil about Owl's war against Kingpin]

Uli Algor

[impersonated Shadow Lass to infiltrate Legion]

Ament

alien

[usually gentle, but murdered 31 people in a fit of rage]

Tor-An

Kryptonian religion (nominal)

[Australia. Phantom Zone criminal]

Andrew

LGBT

[convict]

Andronski

[convict]

The Angelus (Celestine Wright)

cosmic entity

[convicted murderer who became Angelus host]

Bad Dan (Dan)

manifestly non-religious

[incarcerated at Blackgate Prison]

Big Red

manifestly non-religious

[murderer incarcerated in Blackgate Prison]

Burton

[convict]

Dr. Joe Carroll

Carrollism (founder)

[Foe of: Debra Parker. obsessed with Edgar Allan Poe]

Joe Cord

[long-time friend of Chameleon]

Corrosive Man (Deke Mitchell)

vengeance

[convict]

Walter Crane

indeterminate

[convict]

The Creature From Kosmos (Pilai)

alien

[convict]

Crime-Buster (Eugene Mason)

repentant

Initiative: The Cavalry

Deevers

[convict]

Double Down (Jeremy Tell)

[convict]

Clyde Allen Durkin

LGBT

[child molester; killed in prison by Lynn Michaels]

Maxwell Glenn

[Heather Glenn's father; possible slumlord]

Vincent Grazia

[manipulated by Mr. Fear]

Vince Harding

manifestly non-religious

[escaped killer]

Bruno Hauptmann

Lutheran

[Germany; USA. kidanpped, killed Charles Lindbergh's baby]

TV-60 Filmproduktion / Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen

Henry James

Bug Brothers

Johnny Jerome

[ex-con; previously dated Aunt May]

Jureski

[convict]

Mel Lansing

indeterminate

[childhood friend of Falcon]

Lewis

[convict]

G. Gordon Liddy

Catholic

[Watergate's chief operative of White House Plumbers unit]

Luke McBain

Protestant

[based on country music star Trace Adkins]

12-Gauge Comics

The Mechanic

A.I.M.
[Iron Fist freed him from prison to analyze Anomaly]

Dante Ortega

LGBT

[Cuba; USA. boyfriend of Emma Frost's brother Christian]

Primus

Kree religion

Underground Militia
[Foe of: Imperial Guard]

Julio Rodriguez

manifestly non-religious

Y-Men

Rufus

[convict]

Separated Man (Jake Trask)

[convict]

Shades (Alvarez)

[convict]

Skeet

[asked Captain Boomerang (II) to kill him]

T-Bar

[convict]

Tellius

alien

Underground Militia
[Foe of: Imperial Guard]

Third Rail

[Foe of: The Judge]

The Trump (Carlton Sanders)

[convict]

unnamed convict

manifestly non-religious

[tricked alien Beast Man into switching minds with him]

unnamed convicts

[convict]

Miguel Vazquez

indeterminate

[convict]

Marion Vicar

[convict]

Tony Zack

repentant

[convict]

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Religion of Comic Book Characters whose occupation is: convict

Religion of Comic Book Characters whose occupation is:
convict