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| | [RC] What Religion is Your Favorite Superhero ? |
 | | From: "At DC Comics, Diversity Is No Laughing Matter", published on AOLTimeWarner.com website, 1 November 2001 (http://www.bluecorncomics.com/atdccom.htm; viewed 20 December 2005): "The original creators of comics, 60 or 70 years ago, were almost all Jewish and Italian kids from various parts of New York," notes DC Comics Executive Vice President and Publisher Paul Levitz. |
 | | Comic books increasingly making reference to faith_ (http://www.gazette.com/display.php?secid=20) ", published in Colorado Springs Gazette, 6 May 2006: In the foreword to The Gospel According to Superheroes, a book examining superheroes and religion, legendary comic-book writer and editor Stan Lee says he always scrupulously avoided any mention of specific religions in his stories. |
 | | The team has sometimes been known simply as the "Justice League." The team is sometimes referred to as "the League," not to be confused with the ancient DC Universe team known as "The League," introduced in Justice League of America #70 (October 2002). |
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