The Religious Affiliation of
Mickey the Moocher
Mickey

Religion: anthropomorphic animal

Name: Mickey the Moocher

Alter Ego: Mickey

Other Names: The Moocher

Classification:  lead character  

Publisher(s):

First Appearance: All Humor Comics #1 (Spring 1946): "No Tire! No Money!"

Number of Appearances: 9

Birth Place: USA

Species: rabbit

Gender: male

This character is in the following 9 stories which have been indexed by this website:
All Humor Comics

All Humor Comics #1 (Spring 1946): "No Tire! No Money!" (lead character)
All Humor Comics #2 (Summer 1946): "Gaaaa!... Whadaya know?" (lead character)
All Humor Comics #3 (Autumn 1946): "Beneath the spreading chest tree -- the village nut sprawls!" (lead character)
All Humor Comics #4 (Winter 1946): "King for a Day" (lead character)
All Humor Comics #5 (Spring 1947): "Gaaaaa! There ain't no justice!" (lead character)
All Humor Comics #6 (Summer 1947): "See you at eight tonight, Eedie?" (lead character)
All Humor Comics #7 (Autumn 1947): "Trouble" (lead character)
All Humor Comics #8 (Winter 1947): "You are now hypnotized!" (lead character)
All Humor Comics #9 (Spring 1948): "I've been trying to collect this bill for the past year!" (lead character)

Suggested links for further research about this character and the character's religious affiliation:
  - https://www.comics.org/issue/233315/