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Newest character in database (21 May 2013):
Sweetwater Chemical Company
Religion of Comic Book Characters listed by religious group:
Latter-day Saint / Mormon
Latter-day Saint / Mormon super-heroes, villains, and other characters
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Number of characters in this sub-list: 59 (out of a total of 30,101 in the database). Records 1 through 50 displayed below.
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User Comments
Mike, 7 February 2011, 1:04 PM:
Death isn't a Mormon.
[Editor: Mike is correct that Neil Gaiman's character "Death" is not a Mormon. She transcends any specific denominational affiliation. However, the physical form she manifests herself as is that of an actual young Mormon woman from Salt Lake City. That is why this religious affiliation note for Death appears in quotes. Death herself isn't a Mormon. But her physical form is "Mormon," or at least copied directly from a real-life Mormon.]
Cynthia J. Finnegan, 21 May 2011, 2:39 AM:
Mary Marvel is NOT a Mormon
Mary Batson's adopted parents, the Bromfields, were/are Episcopalian, and raised Mary as one, too.