The Genie With The Light Brown Hair

History: The Genie's bottle was found by Mike Morgan, a cruel hobo. Releasing the Genie, Morgan demanded three wishes, thinking the Genie would be grateful to be out. The Genie detested humans and preferred the peace and quiet of the bottle; since he released the Genie, Morgan was the only one who could order him back into the bottle (a fact Morgan exploited to his advantage). The Genie agreed to give Morgan three wishes if Morgan would keep his part of the deal and order him back into the bottle. Morgan wished for youth, good looks, and great wealth; none of these physical changes altered the cruel Morgan's character. Morgan then made the Genie his personal stooge, making him perform humiliating tasks, but eventually Morgan grew weary of this and ordered the Genie back in the bottle. The Genie asked Morgan a favor: because the bottle was so lonely, let him take a human with him for company. Morgan agreed, and the Genie took Morgan.

Height: Variable
Demonstrated Powers: The Genie had the power to magically alter reality to the wishes of his master. Any limits to this power are unknown, although the master was apparently limited to three wishes. The Genie could alter his size, from being small enough to fit into a bottle, to giant size.

Comment: It is unknown if there is any connection between “The Genie With The Light Brown Hair” and The Genie, Ozarr the Mighty from Amazing Adult Fantasy # 14 (art by Steve Ditko), or the genie controlled by “The Teen-Ager Who Ruled the World” in Tale of Suspense # 38 (art by Jack Davis).

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