Character
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and his/her religious practice, affiliation, etc.) |
Religious
Affiliation |
Team(s)
[Notes] |
Pub. |
#
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Tailor Group
[father-figure for Deathlok foe Tracer (Richard Bloom)] |
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1 |
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Centurions |
Wolfman Creations |
1 |
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pacifist |
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human
[Luke Skywalker's X-wing technician; refused to carry weapon] |
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1 |
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Greek philosophy; Greco-Roman classical religion |
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[1st app: Cabiria (1914)] |
Itala Film |
11 |
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[thought to have killed Batman (actually brainwashed him)] |
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1 |
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Catholic; Sacred Order of Saint Dumas: Order of Purity; Cult of La Saligia |
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Angels of Death; Batman Inc....  |
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54 |
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demonolatry |
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[first wore armor; then empowered by Cyttorak] |
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18 |
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[designed Nighthawk's jetpack] |
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1 |
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Christian (denomination unknown); ghost |
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[aeronautics engineer; wanted to testify in own murder case] |
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1 |
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indeterminate |
[spoke at X-Mansion gate, then fell, apparently dead 1 week] |
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4 |
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[brillian chemical engineer] |
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1 |
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[1st app: The Fury of Firestorm (vol. 1) #2 (July 1982)] |
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16 |
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black |
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1 |
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[chief engineer; killed during Thermal Man's attack] |
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2 |
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[defeated Midnight Monster, which was after his fiance] |
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1 |
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Hood's Army; Maggia |
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2 |
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Catholic |
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[1st app: The Tragic Love of Mona Lisa (1912)] |
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78 |
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Christian (denomination unknown) |
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[aeronautical engineer, widower] |
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380 |
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alien |
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Partyers from Mars
[based on Scotty (Star Trek)] |
Kitchen Sink Press |
1 |
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Stark Industries |
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1 |
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S.H.I.E.L.D.
[weapons specialist] |
 , etc. |
1 |
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indeterminate |
[1st app: New York World's Fair Comics #2 (1940)] |
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1 |
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Stark Industries |
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1 |
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[1st app: The Avengers (vol. 1) #5 (May 1964)] |
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1 |
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Stark Industries
[rescued from street gang by Spider-Man] |
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1 |
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alien |
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Brotherhood of Evil
[master of technology, especially androids] |
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20 |
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anti-corporate activist |
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A.I.M.; The Thunderbolts |
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36 |
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Troubleshooters
[had crush on Spitfire (Jenny Swensen)] |
New Universe |
10 |
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Elementals (DC)
[chemical engineer; founder of Arden Chemicals] |
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2 |
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Jewish |
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[designed fanciful, complex "Rube Goldberg machines"] |
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7 |
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Stark Industries |
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19 |
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[console engineer for Lex Luthor apparatus] |
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1 |
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African primal-indigenous religion (Black Panther cult) |
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black
[designed Captain America's van] |
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1 |
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black; Whiz Kids |
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10 |
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[technology wizard; Hawkeye's former technical assistant] |
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3 |
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[mining engineer] |
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1 |
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[Rachel's husband; Miles' brother; helped invent nanobots] |
  , etc. |
21 |
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Tailor Group
[led development of Deathlok protocols] |
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1 |
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Titanian priestess |
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Infinity Watch; The Avengers...
[raised by Shao-Lom monks on Titan] |
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335 |
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religious |
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[strict, authoritarian; laments not becoming a musician] |
  , etc. |
14 |
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repentant |
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[designed FAUST factory] |
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2 |
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Eternals religion |
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Eternals; Eternal... |
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8 |
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[Ka-Zar's brother] |
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3 |
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The Recession Raiders (leader)
[driven to crime by terrible state of U.S. economy] |
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70 |
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Muslim |
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The Outsiders |
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9 |
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Fabulous Five |
  , etc. |
4 |
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[committed statuatory rape; forced to do Krotze's dity work] |
New Universe |
4 |
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religious/ethical |
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[created robotic cop Officer Z.E.R.O.] |
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1 |
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[featured in 1-page gag strips] |
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40 |
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Starfleet; The Enterprise |
Desilu Productions |
330 |
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[1st app: The Punisher (vol. 2) #64 (June 1992)] |
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7 |
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[mistakenly sent dental patient Alfred Pook on space mission] |
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1 |
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D.P.7; Troubleshooters |
New Universe |
29 |
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Control; S.H.I.E.L.D....
[Iron Man's father] |
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105 |
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Nazi |
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[1st app: Combat Kelly and the Deadly Dozen #1 (June 1972)] |
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1 |
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[gifted sound engineer] |
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2 |
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Emissaries of Evil (Electro); Gang of Four |
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53 |
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State Shinto |
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[1st app: Captain America Comics #42 (Oct. 1944)] |
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1 |
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indeterminate |
[1st app: New York World's Fair Comics #2 (1940)] |
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2 |
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religious/ethical |
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[1st app: Superman (vol. 1) #9 (Mar.-Apr. 1941)] |
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1 |
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[military engineer] |
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4 |
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[father of Patsy Walker (Hellcat); aeronautical engineer] |
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11 |
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Communist; Anarchist |
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[pioneering neurophysiologist and robotician] |
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1 |
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Stark Industries |
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3 |
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[Stark Enterprises research director] |
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31 |
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