Osiris

Osiris is Marvel's interpretation of the Egyptian god of the dead and the afterlife, introduced during Thor's mythological crossover adventures. As a divine figure of cosmic stature, he interacts with deities from multiple pantheons, including Thor, Odin, Zeus, and Horus.

Stepping out of the Bronze Age alongside gods and titans, Osiris made their Marvel debut in Thor #239 (1975), brought to life by the legendary team of Roy Thomas and Sal Buscema. This divine figure from Egyptian mythology has kept extraordinary company across nearly five decades — sharing pages with Thor, Odin, Zeus, and Horus, a pantheon-hopping roster that speaks to the cosmic scale on which Osiris operates. Turning up across titles as varied as Thor, Hellstorm: Son of Satan, and Moon Knight: City of the Dead, this character has proven a surprisingly enduring presence in Marvel's mythological tapestry. With 17 catalog appearances stretching all the way to 2024, Osiris is a rewarding discovery for readers who love the intersection of ancient legend and Marvel's ever-expanding universe of gods.