= Hero	= Villain	= Deity
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Muriel Banks - Christian (denomination unknown)

Most recently updated (2 Jun 2018):
Tom Jenson

Religion of Comic Book Characters listed by religious group:
fictional religions
Villains

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Number of characters in this sub-list: 270 (out of a total of 36,945 in the database). Records 201 through 250 displayed below.

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Religious
Affiliation

Team(s)
[Notes]

Pub.

Night People

[live in caverns beneath Central Park]

Sister Sweet

Night People

Lightmaster (Edward Lansky)

One World Church

Hood's Army; The Enforcers (ally)

Zolo Grace

Order of Grace

[sister of Brothers Grace]

Meme

Order of Grace

[1st app: Marvel Knights (vol. 2) #3 (July 2002)]

Mister Tune (Augustus Tuneski)

Order of Grace

[1st app: Marvel Knights (vol. 2) #1 (May 2002)]

Brothers Grace (Marco Grace)

Order of Grace (leader); addicted to plastic surgery

[with brother Polo, formed Brothers Grace]

Brothers Grace (Polo Caius Grace)

Order of Grace (leader); addicted to plastic surgery

[with brother Marco, formed Brothers Grace]

Father Sky

Order of Grace (prophet)

[psychic, agent of Brothers Grace]

Father Nigel

Order of Grace (prophet)

[psychic, agent of Brothers Grace]

Order of the Five Blades

[sent Helix to obtain power object from other religious sect]

The Helix

Order of the Five Blades; anti-mutant

[agents sent to obtain powerful object from religious sect]

Order of the Golden Dawn

[alliance of groups assisting Fu Manchu to conquer Earth]

High Father of Order of the Hellfire Serpent

Order of the Hellfire Serpent

[only person able to approach, touch the Serpent]

Order of the Hellfire Serpent

[worshipped Darksoul-imbued snake; based in Himalayas]

The Hellfire Serpent

Order of the Hellfire Serpent (worshipped by)

snake
[snake possessed by Daimon Hellstrom's Darksoul]

Reverend Stryker

Power Cult (leader)

[1st app: Marvel Super-Heroes (vol. 2) #11 (Oct. 1992)]

Alice (Beth Kane)

Religion of Crime

[based her name, look on Alice in Wonderland]

[1st app: 52 #11 (19 July 2006)]

Rush

Religion of Crime

[1st app: Detective Comics (vol. 1) #854 (Aug. 2009)]

The Hooded One (Briar Harvestar)

religious

[former Veni Yan warrior]

Cartoon Books

General Heshin

Royalist Forces of America

Royalist Forces of America; The Elite

The Imperial Forces of America

Royalist Forces of America

Royalist Forces of America
[secretly funded by then-evil Helmut Zemo]

Number Two

Royalist Forces of America

Royalist Forces of America
[led a kill derby team]

The Keeper of the Flame (Lann)

Sacred Flame of Life religion

[1st app: The Avengers (vol. 1) #30 (July 1966)]

guard of the Second Assembly

Second Assembly

[1st app: Druid #3 (July 1995)]

The Second Assembly

Second Assembly

[cannibalistic sect; created "god" from corpses of murderers]

god of the Second Assembly

Second Assembly "god"

["savior" created from corpses of murderers]

Brother Elton

Set worship

[1st app: The Spectacular Spider-Man Annual #9 (Sep. 1989)]

Serpent-Men

Set worship

[

]

Set worship (high priestess)

Lemurian; The Frightful Four
[Lemurian mutant]

Menkara

Set worship (priest)

[1st app: Conan the Buccaneer (1971) - book 6 in Conan the Barbarian (Lancer/Ace Paperback) series]

Fu Manchu

Si-Fan (leader); Order of the Golden Dawn (leader); Leopard Cult (leader)

Asian; Si-Fan
[father of Shang-Chi]

148

Fah Lo Suee

Si-Fan (raised); Golden
Daggers sect (former leader)

Golden Daggers; MI-6 (leader)...

[Fu Manchu's daughter; Shang-Chi's half-sister]

Sisterhood of the Wasp

[religious sect; longtime enemy of Spider Society]

Supreme SOOFI (Anita Bryant)

SOOFI (leader); Southern Baptist

[

]

Sudd

SOOFI (morally intolerant
cult)

[1st app: Howard the Duck (vol. 1) #20 (Jan. 1978)]

The Reverend (Blackburn Addison)

Southern Baptist; Ku Klux Klan; Dragon Circle

[1st app: Marvel Premiere #53 (Apr. 1980)]

Stonewall (Stanley Buchovitz)

Stonewall Brigade (leader)

[1st app: Heroes for Hire (vol. 1) #17 (Nov. 1998)]

Teacher

Students of Love (leader)

[1st app: Web of Spider-Man (vol. 1) #40 (July 1988)]

Zaladane (Zala Dane)

Sun People (Savage Land) chief
high priestess

Savage Land Mutates

mysterious stalker from The Brotherhood

The Brotherhood

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