= Hero	= Villain	= Deity
= Supporting Character		= Clergy
= Based on Real Person		= Scientist
= Real Person	= Non-Superhero Lead Character
= Non-Feature Lead Character
= Group	= Comic Strip Character (Primarily)

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 first appeared in the year:
1936

Number of characters in this sub-list: 94 (out of a total of 36,945 in the database). Records 51 through 94 displayed below.

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Character
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and his/her religious practice, affiliation, etc.)

Religious
Affiliation

Team(s)
[Notes]

Pub.

#
app.

Mr. Lane

[accomplice in train robbery]

Kate Lane

[was working with kidnapper; died at end of story]

Larry

[young deckhand; castaway on an island]

Licorice

black
[wore big sombrero to stay dry in the rain]

[sister of Lyonesse; sought help from Camelot]

Mac (Dougal MacDonald)

[friendly Scotsman]

Joe Macula

[1st app: New Comics #3 (Feb. 1936)]

Mamacita

Hispanic

The Manning Baby

[kidnapped in Steve Carson's first-published case]

Aunt Matilda

[1st app: New Comics #3 (Feb. 1936)]

Luke McGluke

[humorously incompetent fireman]

merfolk

Atlantean Greco-Roman
classical religion

[1st app: More Fun Comics #12 (Aug. 1936)]

170

Aunt Millie

[Ray and Gail Coeval's aunt; ill]

Aunt Miranda

[her nephew Dan went to work with her husband]

Pearly Moore

[stole $2000 from bank vault]

Frog Morton

[1st app: New Comics #2 (Jan. 1936)]

leopard
[leopard]

[bully; Billy the Kid brags he can beat him up]

Scarlett O'Hara

Catholic

[1st app: Gone with the Wind (1936)]

[generic listing]

Professor Quiz (Dr. Craig Earl)

[1st app: Professor Quiz, Episode 1 (9 May 1936)]

631

Constance Rand

[mother of David Rand (Ka-Zar the Great)]

Manvis Publishing

John Rand

[father of David Rand (Ka-Zar the Great)]

Manvis Publishing

Red

[used basket of tomatoes to ruin Beany's clean appearance]

Scribbly

[1st app: The Funnies #2 (Nov. 1936)]

Sha

N.A.

lion
[lion; mate of Zar, lion companion of Ka-Zar the Great]

Manvis Publishing

Mr. Shultze

[1st app: New Comics #2 (Jan. 1936)]

Sir Ghaut

[owned ship Gail and Ray worked on]

Jim Southworth

[1st app: New Comics #3 (Feb. 1936)]

Sara Lou Sunshine

religious/ethical

[cheerfully helps the needy]

The Texas Rangers

[1st app: New Comics #2 (Jan. 1936)]

elephant
[elephant]

Native American
[Kolar's lackey]

unnamed bodyguard

[1st app: New Comics #2 (Jan. 1936)]

unnamed boy

[Jibby chased him for calling him a "dope"]

unnamed bull

N.A.

cattle
[startled by Ho-lah-an grabbing his tail; charged away]

unnamed cowboy

[takes cougar into bar; drinks kerosene]

unnamed police scientist

[helped Steve Carson solve Manning baby kidnapping]

unnamed ship's captain

[tried to help Morton stell stolen pearl necklace]

Walsh

[dirty cop; takes FBI agent Steve Carson hostage]

Hard Weston

[1st app: New Comics #3 (Feb. 1936)]

Zar

N.A.

lion
[pet lion of Ka-Zar the Great]

Manvis Publishing

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Religion of Comic Book Characters who first appeared in the year: 1936

Religion of Comic Book Characters who first appeared in the year:
1936