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Gorgeous George
Gorgeous George, art by Larry Stroman.Publication information Publisher Marvel Comics First appearance X-Factor #75 (Feb 1992) Created by Peter David
Larry StromanIn-story information Alter ego George Blair Species Human Mutant Team affiliations Nasty Boys Abilities Tar like body,
ElasticityGorgeous George (George Blair) is a fictional character, a mutant in the Marvel Comics Universe. His first appearance was in X-Factor #75.
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Fictional character biography
Very little is known about Gorgeous George, but it is known that he was a member of the Nasty Boys, a group of young mutants whose first and only missions were against the government sponsored X-Factor.[volume & issue needed] The Nasty Boys were lackeys of the super-villain Mister Sinister. The goal of the group was to gain influence and power in the legislative areas of Washington D.C..
Gorgeous George is Australian. He is able to do many things with his tar-like body, and he once attempted to choke Strong Guy by entering his lungs.[volume & issue needed] It is unknown if Gorgeous George retained his mutant powers after M-Day.
Powers
George has an elastic, tar-like body that can stretch and puddle. His power makes him exceptionally resistant to injury, as he survived Strong Guy breaking through his hardened form, and was also able to reconfigure himself after being blown apart by Havok.
Other media
Television
- Gorgeous George played a prominent role in the X-Men animated series voiced by Rod Wilson. He is shown as a member of Mister Sinister's Nasty Boys. He also appeared in X-Men Adventures, a comic which was based on the animated series.
Bibliography
- All-New Official Handbook to the Marvel Universe: A–Z 2006 #7
- What If? #41–42
- X-Factor #75, 104–105
- X-Men Adventures v.2 #2, 12–13
Categories:- Comics characters introduced in 1992
- Fictional Australian people
- Fictional characters who can stretch themselves
- Fictional mercenaries
- Marvel Comics mutants
- Marvel Comics supervillains
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