Comic Bingo Archive August 25, 2026

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Comic Bingo — August 25, 2026

Every Comic Bingo player got this exact board on August 25: a 4×4 grid of 16 comic book categories and a shuffled deck of 40 characters. Fill every cell before the deck runs out.

The board

All 16 categories from August 25

  • Smallville

    Characters who have appeared in the superhero television series Smallville.

  • Non-Human

    Characters who are completely not human — aliens, gods, robots, demons, and other non-human species.

  • Silver Age (1956–1970)

    Characters who made their first appearance during the Silver Age of comics, between 1956 and 1970.

  • Created by Chris Claremont

    Characters co-created by Chris Claremont.

  • Created by Geoff Johns

    Characters co-created by writer Geoff Johns.

  • Hero

    Characters whose alignment includes hero — they generally fight for good and protect others.

  • Batman: The Long Halloween

    Characters who appear in the iconic DC comic Batman: The Long Halloween.

  • No children

    Characters who do not have a biological or adopted child in canon.

  • Savage Avengers

    Characters who have been/are members of the Savage Avengers.

  • Duelist (Marvel Rivals)

    Characters who are classified as Duelist — the damage role — in Marvel Rivals.

  • Regeneration

    Characters with a regenerative ability (the process of renewal, regrowth, or restoration of lost or damaged tissues, organs, or body parts to full function) as of right now.

  • Task Force X II

    Characters who have been/are members of Task Force X II, a team assembled by Rick Flag to oppose Amanda Waller's Suicide Squad.

  • Birds of Prey

    Characters who have been/are members of Birds of Prey.

  • Married (Marvel)

    Marvel characters who are currently married.

  • Justice Society of America

    Characters who have been/are members of the JSA.

  • Superhuman Strength

    Characters who currently have the ability to exert physical force, lift, or strike far beyond the natural limits of an ordinary human. Includes strength granted through mechanical or technological enhancements.