Religion and Characters in
America vs. the Justice Society #3 (Mar. 1985):
“Hostile Witness”
by Roy Thomas, Dann Thomas, Howard Bender, Alfredo P. Alcala

40 characters in this story:

Character (Click links for info about character and his/her religious practice, affiliation, etc.)	Religious Affiliation	Team(s) [Notes]	Pub.	# app.
Superman (Clark Kent)	Methodist / Kryptonian religion	Justice League; Super Friends		12,271
Wonder Woman (Diana)	Greco-Roman classical religion	Justice League; Super Friends		4,282
Robin (Dick Grayson)	Christian (denomination unknown); raised Gypsy/Roma	Teen Titans; Batman family  Super Friends; Outsiders		4,498
Hawkman (Carter Hall / Katar Hol)	Egyptian classical religion; Thanagarian religion	Justice Society of America; Justice League  Super Friends; All-Star Squadron		1,270
The Flash (Jay Garrick)	Christian (denomination unknown)	Justice Society of America		687
Green Lantern (Alan Scott)	Christian (denomination unknown)	Justice Society of America; Sentinels of Magic  Checkmate; All-Star Squadron [Position in Checkmate: White King]		768
Wildcat (Ted Grant)		Justice Society of America; All-Star Squadron		423
Mr. Terrific (Terry Sloane)	Fair Play; agnostic?	Justice Society of America; All-Star Squadron		34
Doctor Mid-Nite (Charles McNider)	Catholic	Justice Society of America		80
Hourman (Rex Tyler)		Justice Society of America; Freedom Fighters  Justice League; All-Star Squadron		98
Johnny Thunder (John Thunder)	Badhnesian mysticism	Justice Society of America; All-Star Squadron  U.S. Navy		261
The Sandman (Wesley Dodds)	Jewish Catholic	Justice Society of America; All-Star Squadron		255
Sandy the Golden Boy (Sandy Hawkins)		Justice Society of America; Young All-Stars  All-Star Squadron		258
Spectre (Jim Corrigan)	angel	Justice Society of America; All-Star Squadron		101
Doctor Fate (Kent Nelson)	occult	Justice Society of America; All-Star Squadron		114
Atom (Al Pratt)		Justice Society of America		203
Starman (Ted Knight)	atheist	Justice Society of America; All-Star Squadron		219
Black Canary (Dinah Drake Lance)	Christian (denomination unknown)	Justice Society of America ["Earth-2 Black Canary"; mother of modern Black Canary]		80
Huntress (Helena Wayne)		Batman family; Infinity Inc.  Justice Society of America		122
Adolf Hitler	Nazi	[Germany]	, etc.	1,593
Solomon Grundy (Cyrus Gold)	atheist	Injustice League; Injustice Society  Infinity Inc.; Injustice Gang of the World; The Suicide Squad; Secret Society of Super Villains		102
The Wizard (William I. Zard)	occult/magic; Tibetan Buddhism	Crime Champions; Injustice Society  Secret Society of Super Villains		61
Phantom Lady (Sandra Knight)		Freedom Fighters		175
Ray (Happy Terrill)		Freedom Fighters; All-Star Squadron		96
Black Condor (Richard Grey Jr.)		Freedom Fighters		96
Thunderbolt (Peter Cannon)	Tibetan Buddhism	[historian]		62
Huntress (Paula Brooks)		Young All-Stars; Injustice Society		57
Uncle Sam		Freedom Fighters		131
Brainwave (Dr. Henry King Sr.)		Injustice Society		40
The Fiddler (Isaac Bowin)	Hindu mystic music	Crime Champions; Injustice Society of the World  Injustice Unlimited; Secret Six; Secret Society of Super Villains [trained in mystic music by Hindu fakir]		42
The Icicle (Dr. Joar Mahkent)		Crime Champions; Injustice Society  Cold Warriors		40
The Sportsmaster (Crusher Crock)		Injustice Society		35
The Gambler (Steven Sharpe III)		Injustice Society		29
Psycho-Pirate (Charley Halstead)	mysticism of emotions			10
Per Degaton	Nazi; obsessed with time travel	Injustice Society; Time Stealers		50
Franklin D. Roosevelt	Episcopalian	[U.S. President]		422
Harlequin (Molly Mayne-Scott)	religious/ethical	Injustice Society; FBI  Manhunters [wife of Green Lantern (Alan Scott)]		32
Wotan	Norse-Teutonic paganism; sorcerer; worshipped as goddess; Judeo-Christian (convert)	[Foe of: Spectre. saw light of God (Yahweh), reformed; lives in a monastery]		19
Andrew Vinson		[helped Power Girl develop her secret identity]		10
The Alchemist (Curtis Engstrom)	alchemist	[biochemist]		4

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