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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 listed by religious group:
Tibetan Buddhism
Clergy and Religious Leaders

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Number of characters in this sub-list: 22 (out of a total of 36,945 in the database).

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Affiliation

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Archer (Obadiah Archer)

Pentecostal (raised); resurrected; Tibetan Buddhism

[a Harbinger; trained with Tibetan monks]

unnamed lama

Shamballa Buddhist lama

[brought Prometheus to Shamballa deity; gave him key]

Monks of Doom

Tibetan Buddhism

[served Doctor Doom; constructed his armor]

The Chosen One (Arnie Green)

Tibetan Buddhism (lama)

[high lama of Kamar-Taj]

The High Abbot

Tibetan Buddhism (lama)

[was protector of monastery Peter Cannon was raised in]

High Lama

Tibetan Buddhism (lama)

[head of sect of priests; sacrificed own life to save Puck]

The Vajra

Tibetan Buddhism (lama)

[was protector of monastery Peter Cannon was raised in]

Culflam

Tibetan Buddhism (lama); Fire-Men (ancient race)

[1st app: Marvel Mystery Comics #14 (Dec. 1940)]

Kalif

Tibetan Buddhism (lama); Fire-Men (ancient race)

[1st app: Marvel Mystery Comics #14 (Dec. 1940)]

The Dalai Lama (Tenzin Gyatso)

Tibetan Buddhism
(lama/religious leader)

[1st app: The Mighty Avengers (vol. 1) #30 (Dec. 2009)]

149

Tibetan lamas

Tibetan Buddhism (lamas)

[1st app: Batman (vol. 1) #168 (Dec. 1964)]

Bulletproof Monk

Tibetan Buddhism (monk)

Asian

Albert Destine

Tibetan Buddhism (monk)

ClanDestine
[Master of Seventh Moon Monastary, Nepal]

The Master of the Cold People

Tibetan Buddhism (monk); Cold People (spiritual leader)

[1st app: Fantastic Four (vol. 1) #145 (Apr. 1974)]

Monks of Ikonn

Tibetan Buddhism (monks); demonolatry

[worshipped demon Ikonn]

Green Lama (Jethro Dumont)

Tibetan Buddhism (ordained)

[1st app: Prize Comics (vol. 1) #7 (Dec. 1940)]

Frank A. Munsey Co.; Spark Publications, etc.

Rama Lama

Tibetan Buddhism lama

[1st app: The Outsiders (vol. 1) #1 (Nov. 1985)]

Thugben Sung

Tibetan Buddhism lama

[lama of Rache Churan monastery; trained by Fu Manchu]

Larin

Tibetan Buddhism monk; Monks
of Doom/Wise Ones

[helped Dr. Doom lead revolution in Latveria]

Monk of Doom

Tibetan Buddhism monk; Monks
of Doom/Wise Ones

[oversaw device dream-joining Doom, Ghost Rider, Wolverine]

Otto

Tibetan Buddhism monk; Monks
of Doom/Wise Ones

[1st app: Books of Doom #3 (Mar. 2006)]

The Ancient One (bTsaan Saa)

Tibetan Buddhism; Order of the Ancient Ones; occult; spirit

Asian
[belonged to an unnamed order of sorcerers]

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Religion of Comic Book Characters listed by religious group:
Tibetan Buddhism
Clergy and Religious Leaders