= Hero	= Villain	= Deity
= Supporting Character		= Clergy
= Based on Real Person		= Scientist
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Newest character in database (28 May 2018):
Muriel Banks - Christian (denomination unknown)

Most recently updated (2 Jun 2018):
Tom Jenson

Religion of Comic Book Characters created by:
Gil Kane

Number of characters in this sub-list: 425 (out of a total of 36,945 in the database). Records 351 through 400 displayed below.

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Religious
Affiliation

Team(s)
[Notes]

Pub.

#
app.

Todgood

[1st app: The Atom (vol. 1) #28 (Dec. 1966 - Jan. 1967)]

Rutherford Toller

[1st app: The Atom (vol. 1) #10 (Dec. 1963 - Jan. 1964)]

Tom

[1st app: Showcase #35 (Nov.-Dec. 1961)]

Tomar-Re

Xudarian religion

Green Lantern Corps; Xudarian

Tony

U.S. Army
[controlled Mechanoid robot]

Toyboy (Johnny Burns)

[vacilates between criminal and law-abiding citizen]

Trail Boss (Matt Savage)

[1st app: Western Comics #77 (Sep.-Oct. 1959)]

Bart Trantor

[1st app: The Atom (vol. 1) #2 (Aug.-Sep. 1962)]

Alfred Trask

[stole art from the art gallery he worked at]

Johnny Trent

[1st app: The Atom (vol. 1) #10 (Dec. 1963 - Jan. 1964)]

Bill Trevor

[mentioned only]

Triax

uplifted animal

New Men; warthog
[super-evolved warthog]

Katma Tui

Korugarian religion

Green Lantern Corps; Korugarian
[married fellow Green Lantern, John Stewart]

116

Dick Turpin

Anglican (nominal)

[late 1700s notorious highwayman; may be Atom's ancestor]

Tuumar

Dakkamite religion

Dakkamite
[sent to slay Wundarr, a fellow Dakkamite]

unnamed American consul

[1st app: The Atom (vol. 1) #10 (Dec. 1963 - Jan. 1964)]

unnamed android

N.A.

[1st app: Marvel Team-Up (vol. 1) #6 (Jan. 1973)]

unnamed arcade manager

[1st app: The Atom (vol. 1) #18 (Apr.-May 1965)]

unnamed assassins

manifestly non-religious

[1st app: The Atom (vol. 1) #27 (Oct.-Nov. 1966)]

unnamed bald saboteur

Communist

[worked with 2 other saboteurs]

unnamed bank president

[in origin story of Atom (Palmer)]

unnamed bus driver

indeterminate

[drove bus that took Thing from Arizona to Florida]

unnamed dark-haired saboteur

manifestly non-religious

[worked with 2 other saboteurs]

unnamed flea circus master

[1st app: The Atom (vol. 1) #18 (Apr.-May 1965)]

unnamed foreign spies

Communist

[2 spies; posed as assistants of Atom's friend Ed Thayer]

unnamed French agents

[sent by French king to kidnap Henry Hudson]

unnamed guard

[1st app: The Atom (vol. 1) #11 (Feb.-Mar. 1964)]

unnamed handsome dark-haired spy

Communist

[worked with 2 other foreign spies]

unnamed police

[investigated theft that led to Ray Palmer's mistaken arrest]

unnamed police detective

[1st app: The Atom (vol. 1) #18 (Apr.-May 1965)]

unnamed prison guard

[1st app: The Atom (vol. 1) #8 (Aug.-Sep. 1963)]

unnamed prison guard

[1st app: The Atom (vol. 1) #13 (June-July 1964)]

unnamed receptionist

[mis-identified Ray Palmer as a thief]

unnamed safecrackers

[2 safecrackers]

unnamed scientist

[taught Greg Phillips art of telekinesis]

unnamed scientists

indeterminate

[unwittingly created cosmic-ray creature]

unnamed shop keeper

indeterminate

[1st app: Marvel Two-in-One (vol. 1) #1 (Jan. 1974)]

unnamed Soviet agents

Communist

[abducted Anton Kraft and replaced him with double]

unnamed Soviet cosmonaut

Communist

[1st app: The Atom (vol. 1) #25 (June-July 1966)]

unnamed Soviet diplomat

Communist

[1st app: The Atom (vol. 1) #25 (June-July 1966)]

unnamed spies

Communist

[gang of Iron Curtain spies]

unnamed studio manager

[1st app: The Atom (vol. 1) #6 (Apr.-May 1963)]

unnamed thief

[1st app: The Atom (vol. 1) #13 (June-July 1964)]

unnamed thief

[1st app: The Atom (vol. 1) #15 (Oct.-Nov. 1964)]

unnamed thug

manifestly non-religious

[helped steal treasure map from Pieface]

unnamed white-haired saboteur

manifestly non-religious

[worked with 2 other saboteurs]

unnamed witch

witch

[Gordon Heath defies ancient witch's curse]

Utolians

Utopian; Atlantean (pre-cataclysmic)

[1st app: The Atom (vol. 1) #5 (Feb.-Mar. 1963)]

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Religion of Comic Book Characters created by: Gil Kane

Religion of Comic Book Characters created by:
Gil Kane