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Yeah, but, Gambit, isn’t really a practicing Catholic.That is such a pure comic book plot right there. Anyway, Daredevil still has his own comic book. Gambit might, but he’s still in comic books, even if he doesn’t have his own
As for other Catholic superhoes, one particular version of the Hulk (from the Marvel Ultimate line of comic books) was explicitly Catholic, even being shown with rosary beads and writing a detailed note about his view on the afterlife.
Then there’s Banshee, an Irish X-Man whose Catholicism they make obvious but never make a big deal of. Finally, the Punisher, also a Marvel character (I don’t really know any DC ones), was an Italian Catholic and for a while, the writer had him going to confession regularly.
There’s also some female. She’s a lesbian, but, also Catholic (at least she grew up as such).
Henry McCoy is either Catholic or High Episcopal.
I always wondered about Nightcrawler. After his ordination, wouldn’t he have gotten an assignment from his bishop…at the very least parochial vicar somewhere? Wouldn’t it get in the way of his X-Men duties?
“Sorry guys. I can’t go with you to fight Apocalypse. I have the 7 a.m. and 10 a.m. Masses this morning.”
Pager goes off in the middle of a battle with Magneto. "I gotta go. I have to give last rites to an old lady who is having an operation. "
They are!! But, see, when Mystique threw him over a bridge in Germany, the people there saw that he had three fingers (two & thumb) on each hand, was blue, and had a pointed tail, so, they said he was a demon. He’s had this appearance his whole life and is rather scary looking, which contrasts his faith.VERY interesting and in-depth background. Thanks.
Yeah, I had amoment when I read that Nightcrawler was ‘half-demon.’ I thought Mutants were human.
Will read the article after work!