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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 who are enemies of:
Lois Lane

Number of characters in this sub-list: 83 (out of a total of 36,945 in the database). Records 1 through 50 displayed below.

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Religious
Affiliation

Team(s)
[Notes]

Pub.

radical pacifist (fake); Nazi

[1st app: Action Comics (vol. 1) #36 (May 1941)]

Baldy Pate

[1st app: Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #6 (Jan. 1959)]

Francois Bernier

manifestly non-religious

[1st app: Action Comics (vol. 1) #6 (Nov. 1938)4]

dog
[vicious dog]

[faked own death; impersonated Superman]

Burkley

manifestly non-religious

[framed Lois Lane for his murder of Samuel Norval]

Dr. Cardos

[created process to make people, animals into giants]

Cliff

manifestly non-religious

[tried to murder Lois Lane]

Professor Clarence Cobalt

manifestly non-religious

[1st app: Action Comics (vol. 1) #26 (July 1940)]

Lola Cortez

indeterminate

[1st app: Action Comics (vol. 1) #2 (July 1938)]

Manager Crawford

manifestly non-religious

[1st app: Action Comics (vol. 1) #6 (Nov. 1938)5]

Jane Day

manifestly non-religious

Black Gang
[tried to seduce and then rob Clark Kent]

Alex Evell

manifestly non-religious

[1st app: Superman (vol. 1) #5 (Summer 1940)]

The Flynn Mob

[schemed with Dolores Drake's butler to rob her]

Lew Frawley

manifestly non-religious

[1st app: Action Comics (vol. 1) #2 (July 1938)8]

Joe Gatson

manifestly non-religious

[1st app: Action Comics (vol. 1) #6 (Nov. 1938)7]

manifestly non-religious

[1st app: Action Comics (vol. 1) #26 (July 1940)]

Mr. Gram

indeterminate

[1st app: Action Comics (vol. 1) #29 (Oct. 1940)]

Brett Hall

manifestly non-religious

[murdered his own brother, lumber king Ken Hall]

Mr. Harde

indeterminate

[store owner; enticed kids to play slot machines]

Joe Hogg

prob. indeterminate

[tried to sabotage Lois Lane's work at factory]

Jackel

manifestly non-religious

[1st app: Action Comics (vol. 1) #6 (Nov. 1938)2]

Mr. Jackson

manifestly non-religious

[used Jewelry company as front for murder syndicate]

Jarvis

[impersonated Superman]

Tom Jepson

manifestly non-religious

[1st app: Action Comics (vol. 1) #6 (Nov. 1938)8]

Joe

prob. indeterminate

[rival of Lois Lane; resembles Kurt Schaffenberger]

Dan Jones

prob. indeterminate

[tried to convince Lois Lane he was Superman]

Frank Jordan

manifestly non-religious

Black Gang

Kolb

Nazi

[1st app: Action Comics (vol. 1) #31 (Dec. 1940)]

Mr. Lassiter

manifestly non-religious

[1st app: Action Comics (vol. 1) #6 (Nov. 1938)9]

Jim Laurey

manifestly non-religious

[tried to murder his neice to gain her inheritance]

Leftie

[1st app: Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #4 (Sep.-Oct. 1958)]

Major Lester

indeterminate

U.S. Navy

The Licence Plate Mob

[made counterfeit license plates]

Superintendent Lyman

manifestly non-religious

[1st app: Action Comics (vol. 1) #2 (July 1938)7]

Maisy

prob. indeterminate

[Joe Hogg's gal; he thought job Lois got should be hers]

Martin

manifestly non-religious

[local ward politician]

Butch Matson

manifestly non-religious

[first-ever named Superman villain]

Medini

occult; fake medium

[1st app: Action Comics (vol. 1) #25 (June 1940)]

Medini's assistant

[1st app: Action Comics (vol. 1) #25 (June 1940)]

Pete Molloy

non-religious

[faked own death, blaming Lois Lane's "kiss of death"]

Nazi businessman

Nazi

[1st app: Superman: The Man of Steel #80 (June 1998)]

James Paxton

non-religious

[faked own death, blaming Lois Lane's "kiss of death"]

Peter Peeker

Black Gang

Stuart Pemberton

radical pacifist (fake); Nazi

[leader of Volunteers for Peace]

Gene Powers

manifestly non-religious

[crooked tabloid reporter; blackmailed U.S. Senator]

The Pseudo-Superman

manifestly non-religious

[1st app: Action Comics (vol. 1) #6 (Nov. 1938)]

pterodactyls

N.A.

[1st app: Action Comics (vol. 1) #2 (July 1938)1139]

Mannheim

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Religion of Comic Book Characters who are enemies of: Lois Lane

Religion of Comic Book Characters who are enemies of:
Lois Lane