How can religion be presented or exist in comics?

Religion in comics often plays a symbolic role, representing values and beliefs. It can also be used to add depth to characters' backstories and motivations.

Religion can be made funny in comics by giving religious characters comical quirks or having them encounter absurd situations within the context of their faith. However, it's crucial to be sensitive and avoid causing harm or disrespect.

Yes, they can. A story could be set in a future where a new religious order has emerged. And within this religious context, there could be a romantic relationship between two characters. The science - fictional aspect could be the technology or the new world order that this society lives in. For example, a story about a couple in a space colony that has developed its own religious beliefs.

It's really hard to give an exact number because new Marvel comics are constantly being created and old ones are re-released or collected in different editions. But there are thousands upon thousands of them.

It's hard to give an exact number as new Garfield comics are still being created. But there are thousands of them published over the years.

I'm not sure about the exact count. But it's likely that a limited number exist due to its rarity and age.

It's difficult to give an exact number. But it's a rare comic, and the number in existence is likely quite limited.

I'm not sure exactly, but you might be able to find out by checking dedicated comic databases or fan forums.

There are countless Batman comics. Different publishers and series have contributed to a large number over the years.

Amnesia can be made funny in comics by showing the character's confusion and hilarious attempts to remember things. Maybe they keep getting facts wrong or have comical misunderstandings.