A list of various comic book characters, items, etc. that happen to have the same name.
Due to the new "ordered lists can't be more than 100 entries long" rule, I'm reworking my Same Name list into separate lists for each letter of the alphabet.
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Public Domain - the Alice of Lewis Carrol's "Alice in Wonderland" stories.
DC Comics - leader of an evil organization known as the Religion of Crime. Believes herself to be the Alice of Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland."
Image - nurse who survived the initial outbreak of the undead in "The Walking Dead" comics series. Helped the wife of Rick Grimes (main protagonist of the series) give birth to her baby.
Avatar Press - character from the "FreakAngels" series, an online comic also being printed into trade paperbacks. Was brainwashed to kill the FreakAngels, a group of people who possess superhuman abilities, but was eventually freed of her brainwashing and ended up becoming an honorary FreakAngel.
McK Publishing - chicken. Disaproves of her best friend Martha the Hen's boyfriend Lupo Alberto - a wolf. From the comic strip entitled "Lupo Alberto."
IDW Publishing - "Pretender" robot capable of passing as a human. Member of the villainous robotic alien race known as the Decepticons. Appeared in the "Transformers: Revenger of the Fallen" movie.
Marvel - part of a series of clones created by the supervillain known as Mr. Sinister. May play a part in his resurrection.
DC Comics - main character of the comic series "The Prisoner," a sequel to the 1967 British television series of the same name.
Capcom - main protagonist of the "Resident Evil" movie series. Became infected with the T-Virus, which in most cases re-animates the dead as zombies. In her case, it mutated and enhanced her physical and mental abilities. So far, she has no real presence in the video game series that inspired the movies.
Vertigo - fame-hungry girl who wound up on a haunted house reality television series. Saved by the paranormal investigator, John Constantine.
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Public Domain - the princess of Ethiopia in Greek mythology. Was saved from being sacrificed to the god of the sea, Poseidon, by the hero, Perseus.
Marvel - fierce warrior from the undersea kingdom of Atlantis. Raised by her villainous father, Attuma, but eventually sided with his enemy: Namor, ruler of Atlantis. Was a member of the heroic team known as the Defenders.
DC Comics - member of the team known as The Legion of Super-Heroes. An alien from the planet Daxam, possessing powers much like Superman, but with a fatal weakness to lead.
Wildstorm - assassin. Enemy of the hero known as Grifter. Was considered the best student of Grifter's mentor: Hans Arp.
Valiant - goddess. Ally to Archer and Armstrong, two heroic adventure seekers from the series "Archer & Armstrong."
Comico - starship from the series "Star Blazers," the comic version of an American adaptation of a Japanese anime series known as "Space Battleship Yamato."
Dark Horse Comics - once one of the most evil vampires in the world, until he was cursed to regain his soul after, after which he set out to redeem himself by helping others.
Marvel - a doctor that became a costumed detective who had the "mystic cape of Mercury" that allowed him to fly.
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Newspaper: Funny Pages - father of Mafalda, a young girl who is the main character of a comic series that bears her name.
