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{{{character_name}}}
Publication information
Publisher {{{publisher}}}
First Appearance {{{debut}}}
Created By {{{creators}}}
In-story information
Alter Ego {{{alter_ego}}}
Species {{{species}}}
Place of Origin {{{homeworld}}}
Team Affiliations {{{alliances}}}, {{{previous_alliances}}}
Partnerships {{{partners}}}
Supporting Character Of {{{supports}}}
Notable Aliases {{{aliases}}}
Abilities {{{powers}}}
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This template is intended to be used for comic book superheroes/supervillains only.

Infobox comics character instructions

{{Infobox comics character}} is currently being revamped. These instructions may be slightly out of date.

The infobox should use {{infobox comics character}} as shown below. Copy and paste the following text at the beginning of the comic book character's article:

{{Infobox comics character
<!--Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics-->
| character_name = 
| image          = <!-- filename format only -->
| imagesize      = <!-- default 250 -->
| caption        = 
| publisher      = 
| debut          = 
| creators       = 
| alter_ego      = *
| full_name      =
| species        = <!-- optional -->
| homeworld      = <!-- optional -->
| alliances      = <!-- optional -->
| partners       = <!-- optional -->
| supports       = <!-- optional -->
| aliases        = <!-- optional -->
| powers         = 
| cat            = 
| subcat         = 
| hero           = 
| villain        = 
| sortkey        = {{PAGENAME}}
| addcharcat#    = 
}}

*- Previously titled "real_name"

  • Parameter notes:
    • Do not delete a parameter - leave the field blank if there is nothing to enter.
    • The image field is setup use the file name only and without braces. For example: image= example.jpg
    • The imagesize (width) parameter is set up to only accept a numeric value. If left blank or if a string (such as "225px") is entered, the image will default to 250px wide.
      • If you find the image to be too tall, reduce the size below 250px.
      • The parameter is capped at 250. Entering values grater than this will result in the default setting being used.
      • The image will also cap at 450 in height.
    • The caption will appear below the image. Keep it short, but indicate the comic book and issue # if it is from a comic book, in the form Wolverine #17 (typed as ''Wolverine'' #17)
    • For the debut field, provide the first appearance of the character. Example: Incredible Hulk #181.
    • For multiple creators or powers, separate each with <br />. For example: creators=Stan Lee<br />Jack Kirby
    • Alter ego and Full name are mutually exclusive; the former is for articles where the character has a superhero name, the latter is for characters that go by a shortened version of their given name or a nickname.
    • Alliances include any current or previous team affiliations. Please stick to notable affiliations. Affiliations also works for this parameter but is being phased out.
    • Partners include any current or previous partners. Please stick to notable partnerships. Also, please avoid "employee/employer" relationships.
    • Aliases include any significant alternate names. It should not include nicknames, epithets, or short-lived names.
    • Powers include significant current and previous powers, and other notable abilities. This should be a short list, without description. Keep longer prose for the article text.
    • This template is designed to place the articles into the relevant "<Publisher> <character type>" categories.
      • Entering the appropriate type of character at cat will place the article into that subcategory of characters.. Due to naming conventions for categories, the entry at cat must be lower case. For "superhero" and "supervillain" enter just "super".
      • Subcat must be used to enter a comic book publisher. Entering this without cat will place the article in to "<Publisher> characters" category.
      • Hero and villain are logical functions that work with "cat= super". Each will add the article to the publisher specific "superhero" and "supervillain" categories.
      • Sortkey is required for use with cat. It can be changed for forcing a different sort in the category. This parameter will not recognize a leading space.
      • Additional "<Publisher> <character type>" categories can be added with addcharcat#. Replace "#" with a number (currently the template is set up for 2 additional cats) and list the full category title. Please list the publishers in publication order.

Example

{{Infobox superhero <!--Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics-->
| character_name = Invisible Woman
| image     = [[Image:Placeholder.png|250px]]
| caption   = The Invisible Woman.<br/>Art by [[Steve McNiven]]
| publisher = [[Marvel Comics]]
| debut     = ''[[Fantastic Four]]'' #1 (November 1961)
| creators  = [[Stan Lee]] (writer)<br/>[[Jack Kirby]] (artist)
| alter_ego = Susan Storm Richards
| species   =
| homeworld =
| alliances = [[Fantastic Four]]<br/>[[Avengers (comics)| Avengers]]
| partners  =
| supports  =
| aliases   = Malice, Invisible Girl
| powers    = [[Invisibility]],<br />[[Force field (science fiction)| force-field]] generation.
}}
Invisible Woman
NoImage.jpg
The Invisible Woman.
Art by Steve McNiven
Publication information
Publisher Marvel Comics
First Appearance Fantastic Four #1 (November 1961)
Created By Stan Lee (writer)
Jack Kirby (artist)
In-story information
Alter Ego Susan Storm Richards
Team Affiliations Fantastic Four
Avengers
Notable Aliases Malice, Invisible Girl
Abilities Invisibility,
force-field generation.


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Article text goes here. Infobox floats attractively at the right.