Enemies: Seth

Known Relatives: Shu (father), Tefnut (mother), Nut (sister/wife), Osiris, Seth, Horus I (sons), Isis, Nephthys (daughters), Ammon Ra (grandfather/uncle), Thoth (granduncle), Kuk, Huk (uncles), Amaunet, Naunet, Kauket, Heket (aunts), Nun (Demiurge, great-grandfather), Gaea (great-grandmother, alias Neith), Khepri, Sokar, Selkhet, Satis, Khonshu, Bes, Ptah, Montu (cousins)

Aliases: "chief of the gods", "father of the gods", Keb, Kenken-wer ("the Great Cackler"), Qeb, Seb, Sham-ur or Suti (names for the soul of Geb)

Base of Operations: Celestial Heliopolis

First Appearance: Thor I#241 (November, 1975)

Powers/Abilities: Geb possesses the conventional attributes of the Egyptian Gods such as superhuman strength (Class 30), a long life and resistance to injury. As God of Earth, he may be able to create Earthquakes as he did in ancient times which may indicate his powers are close to or resemble the mutants Magma and Avalanche. Presumably, he has or had powers of great growth, as his form in ancient times was said to sometimes represent the mountains.  It may also be that over the past thousands of years that the strength of his power has waned significantly from lack of use during his long retirement.

Height: 5'11"
Weight: Unrevealed
Eyes: Brown
Hair: Unrevealed

History: (Egyptian Myth) - Geb is the son of Shu, the air-god, and Tefnut, the rain-goddess. Geb succeeded his father as Pharaoh of Ancient Egypt and took his sister, Nut, the sky-goddess, to be his wife. The Sky-Father Atum Ra, their ancestor, however, took offense by the union and ordered Shu to separate them. Geb pined for Nut to return so much that his brother, Thoth, the god of time, gambled with Selkhet the sun-goddess for five extra days for them to be together. Nut bore him one child for each day: Horus, Osiris, Isis, Seth, and Nephthys. (in the Marvel Universe Ammon Ra is Atum, which makes it even creepier and Thoth is Ammon Ra's brother and therefore Nut's granduncle)