EARTH FORCE

     The Earth Force was created by Lord Seth as a means of insuring his victory in his recent war against all the gods.  He selected three humans who were on the verge of death.  He seized their spirits, gave them tangible forms, transported them to his location, and transformed them into their new, superpowerful forms.  He told them that their lives and the very existence of Earth were at risk unless they killed Hogun the Grim, and Asgardian then lying injured in he same Manhattan hospital where the Earth Force's mortal bodies lay comatose.
    Although they had understandable misgivings about their new conditions and mission, they were transported to the hospital and immediately got involved in a battle with the hospital staff, a SWAT team, and Thor.  During the battle, Earthlord encountered his wife and partner but was shocked when they did not recognize him.  Skyhawk wanted to take advantage of the chaos to slay Hogun, but the others decided they needed to know more before they could  become cold-blooded killers.  They flew away in Wind Warrior's cyclone.
    They later discovered Lord Seth's true intentions and rebelled.  Wind Warrior escaped but Earthlord and Skyhawk were captured and thrown into Seth's dungeons alongside Thor, the Black Knight, and the now-healthy Hogun.  Together, the new allies escapes.  They freed Bes, the god of luck, and Odin, whom they had thought slain.
    Wind Warrior joined forces with the Heliopolitan Gods deposed by Lord Seth.  They were much-needed reinforcements in the destruction of Seth's citadel, the Black Pyramid.  They accompanied Odin back to Asgard, which was about to fall to Seth's serpent legions.  The Force fought Seth in single combat but they were too weak to succeed.  One by one, they died again.
    When Seth was defeated and the Heliopolitan gods reclaimed their powers, they admitted their debt to the slain Earth Force.  They pooled their godly powers and restored the trio to their original lives.  Each awoke separetely in the hospital with no sign that their adventure had occured, save for the glowing mark of Aton on their left palms.
    Presumably their powers remain, lying dormant until such time as the Earth Force is needed again.

Wind Warrior
First Appearance:  Thor #395
Origin Issue:  Thor #395

Real Name:  Pamela Shaw
Aliases:  None

Height:  5' 11"
Weight:  146 lbs
Eyes:  Brown
Hair:  Auburn
Distinguishing Features:  none

Occupation:  Housewife
Citizenship:  United States of America
Place of Creation/Birth:  Unrevealed

Known Relatives:  Mr Shaw (estranged husband), unnamed child (deceased)
Known Allies:  Earth Force (Skyhawk, Earth Lord), Thor, Hogun the Grim, Black Knight 3, Gods of Heliopolis
Known Enemies:  Seth

Intelligence:  Normal (4/10)
Strength:  Superhuman Class 10 (6/12)
Speed:  Enhanced Human (5/10)
Flight Speed:  Artificial Winged Flight (4/12)
Stamina:  Enhanced Human (5/10)
Durability:  Enhanced Human (5/14)
Agility:  Peak Human (4/7)
Reflexes:  Peak Human (4/7)
Fighting Skills:  Minimal
Special Skills/Abilities:  None known
Superhuman physical powers:  Aside from the above listed attributes, Wind Warrior has the ability to transform her body to become winds and whirlwinds of strengths ranging up to tornado force, ability to fly by summoning winds strong enough to bear her aloft
Superhuman Mental Powers:  none
Special Limitations:  None
Source of Superhuman Powers:  Magically endowed by the Egyptian god Seth
Personal Weaponry:  None

Significant Issues: 

• Thor #395-399:  attempted suicide following death of her baby; healed and granted superhuman powers along with Skyhawk and Earth Lord by Seth, deceived by Seth into thinking Hogun was a menace, fought Thor and Hogun; reconciled with Thor and Hogun, transported to Seth's dimension, fought Seth's warriors; captured by Seth's forces, freed by Hogun
• Thor #400:  confronted Seth, mortally injured, restored to life and returned to Earth by gods of Heliopolis
• Thor Annual #16:  prevented Earth Lord from endangering a baby by attacking Silver Sable and her Wild Pack who they mistook for kidnappers
• Thor #456:  joined Earth Lord and Wind Warrior in fighting Bloodaxe

Appearances:

Thor #395-400, 426, 456
Thor Annual #16

Earth Lord
First Appearance:  Thor #395
Origin Issue:  Thor #395

Real Name:  Kyle Brock
Aliases:  None

Height:  12' 2" to unknown limit
Weight:  variable according to his height
Eyes:  Brown
Hair:  Brown
Distinguishing Features:  The glowing sign of Aton can appear on Brock's palm

Occupation:  Policeman
Citizenship:  United States of America
Place of Creation/Birth:  Unrevealed, presumable United States

Known Relatives:  Marge (wife), unnamed children
Known Allies:  Sky Hawk, Wind Warrior, Thor, Hogun, Black Knight 3, Gods of Heliopolis
Known Enemies:  Seth, Bloody Claws

Intelligence:  Normal (4/10)
Strength:  Superhuman Class 100 (11/12)
Speed:  Peak Human (4/10)
Stamina:  Metahuman (7/10)
Durability:  Superhuman (7/14)
Agility:  Athlete (3/7)
Reflexes:  Athlete (3/7)
Fighting Skills:  Good hand-to-hand combatant, received police training in unarmed combat and marksmanship with firearms
Special Skills/Abilities:  none known
Superhuman physical powers:  Aside from the above listed attributes, Earth-Lord has the ability to draw strength and mass from the ground to become a giant with superhuman physical attributes, can return to his normal size and mass at will
Superhuman Mental Powers:  none
Special Limitations:  None
Source of Superhuman Powers:  Magically endowed by the Egyptian god Seth
Personal Weaponry:  None as Earth-Lord, but employs a conventional handgun and nightstick and policeman

Significant Issues: 

• Thor #395-399:  hospitalized after being shot by criminals, healed and granted superhuman powers along with Sky Hawk and Wind Warrior by Seth, deceived by Seth into thinking Hogun was a menace, fought Thor and Hogun; reconciled with Thor and Hogun, transported to Seth's dimension, fought Seth's warriors; captured by Seth's forces, freed by Hogun; continues to battle Seth's forces
• Thor #400:  confronted Seth, mortally injured by him, restored to life and returned to Earth by god of Heliopolis
• Thor #426:  fought Bloody Claws
• Thor Annual #16:  prevented by Wind Warrior from endangering a baby by attacking Silver Sable
• Thor #456:  joined Earth Lord and Wind Warrior in fighting Bloodaxe
  

Appearances:

Thor #395-400, 426, 456
Thor Annual #16

Skyhawk
First Appearance:  Thor #395
Origin Issue:  Thor #395

Real Name:  Winston Manchester
Aliases:  None

Height:  unknown
Weight:  unknown
Eyes:  unknown
Hair:  unknown
Distinguishing Features:  The glowing sign of Aton can appear on Winston's palm

Occupation:  Businessman
Citizenship:  United States of America
Place of Creation/Birth:  Unrevealed, presumably United States

Known Relatives:  none
Known Allies:  Sky Hawk, Wind Warrior, Thor, Hogun, Black Knight 3, Gods of Heliopolis
Known Enemies:  Seth

Intelligence:  unrevealed
Strength:  unrevealed
Speed:  Can fly up to 150mph
Stamina:  unrevealed
Durability:  unrevealed
Agility:  unrevealed
Reflexes:  unrevealed
Fighting Skills:  unrevealed
Special Skills/Abilities:  Skilled in business and finance
Superhuman physical powers:  Aside from the above listed attributes, none known
Superhuman Mental Powers:  none
Special Limitations:  None
Source of Superhuman Powers:  Magically endowed by the Egyptian god Seth
Personal Weaponry:  None

Significant Issues: 

• Thor #395-399:  apparently "worked himself to death", probably a heart attack.  Deceived by Seth into thinking Hogun was a menace, fought Thor and Hogun; reconciled with Thor and Hogun, transported to Seth's dimension, fought Seth's warriors; captured by Seth's forces, freed by Hogun; continues to battle Seth's forces
• Thor #400:  confronted Seth, mortally injured by him, restored to life and returned to Earth by god of Heliopolis
• Thor Annual #16:  came across Lawrence Covey, and old friend and business rival that tried to kill himself.  Saved his life and reminded him about everything he has to live for.
• Thor #456:  joined Earth Lord and Wind Warrior in fighting Bloodaxe
  

Appearances:

Thor #395-400, 456
Thor Annual #16