Many events that happened in AoS (i.e. the inhuman outbreak, Quake vs Graviton, the chronicom ship in earth’s orbit) were not mentioned in any MCU movie. These events were major world saving events. The Framework saga didn’t mention what happened to the Avengers if Hydra won. The What if series showed that some earth variants had events play out the same way it did in the main MCU. Stark showed had tabs in many heroes on earth but never shows any data on quake. Also their take on time travel seemed to be traditional lore instead of how Banner described it as in Endgame. So…AoS main MCU canon or a live action what-if?
42,050
pages
ALL POSTS
Graviton
Tagged Posts
This small article came to be as I remembered reading about how once some rights contracts expired, the character was given not to Marvel Studios, but rather to the Marvel TV offices. And that got me thinking how many of these characters ended up being reinterpreted in these new adaptations.
The most famous of the bunch is of course, the Man Without Fear. While the movie featured Kingpin, Elektra and Bullseye together, the show had them prominently featured in Seasons 1, 2 and 3 respectively. Other appearances include Foggy, Wesley, Battlin' Jack Murdock, Josie and Karen Page. While Heather Glenn had a voice cameo, in the Defenders shows, Glenn Industries exists, meaning she might've existed.
The spinoff movie led by Elektra also had the Hand, Stick, Stone and Typhoid Mary (?), which appeared in Daredevil, Iron Fist and the Defenders.
However, Daredevil's movie isn't the only source of crossover with the Defenders. The Trial of the Incredible Hulk featured the best man, Turk Barrett.
Punisher is the other main movie star turn tv show lead, with Microchip and Jigsaw being the only two real characters to also appear in the show, besides his dead family.
Agents of SHIELD got two Hulk characters in the form of Absorbing Man and General Talbot. Both were part of (sorta) the Ang Lee movie, where Absorbing Man was merged with Bruce's father, and Talbot was just there. And then there's Ghost Rider. While the main Spirit of Vengeance was Robbie Reyes, Johnny Blaze makes an appearance.
We also technically got crossover characters with of all movies, Nick Fury: Agent of SHIELD, with Werner Von Strucker (in that movie merged with Andreas Von Strucker) and Madame Hydra (though technically she was called Viper, and was really Andrea Von Strucker, and Fox shared the rights to the character).
However, I think the most bizarre of them all is Morgan Le Fay, who last appeared in Doctor Stranger's made for TV movie.
Honorable mentions go to the characters who didn't get their own projects made until they appeared in Marvel TV, such as Iron Fist, Luke Cage, the Runaways, Jessica Jones, Cloak and Dagger, and that's pretty much it.
Missed anyone? Let me know
I am almost (about (50*sqrt(5) - 60) %) ready to put money on Project Patriot (the project that Mace was a result of) getting a reference in Falcon and the Winter Soldier as the origin of US Agent (a dweeb). I mean they can just use those two words and not have to bring up Mace (or Dr Johnson's formula) at all, it is super easy, stays consistent, all while not confusing non-AoS watchers, a perfect "fan service" moment it even avoids the confusing cheer problem since everyone is watching at home. Heck Talbot even described Project Patriot as making a new Captain America.
Though maybe it's never called Graviton in TV. Somehow I can't help thinking what a pity these two never had a chance to get a face-to-face. If they did, it would be interesting. Both are such big surprise from the TV's original take, because the super powers they once had in TV belong/combined to other people in comics. Both characters had such a long history dealing each other through the TV, but only had a short period with their super powers in different time spans. Their super powers are also in different categories, as one is supernatural, the other is mad science. How would it end if they met while having super power available in same time?
I just wanted to get some of your guys opinions on who was the bigger threat: Graviton or Hive?
Revised
(Edited by Anthony Turner1)
Name: Glenn Talbot
Status: Dead
First Appearance: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (season 1)
Latest Appearance: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (season 5)
Portrayed By: Adrian Pasdar
"You know, Hale gave me that speech just before she tortured me. Coulson says it every time he's gonna stab me in the back. Humanity is on the brink. And I alone can fix it."
How do you feel about him, do you like him, what about the actor, favourite moment with him etc. Make sure to comment below any characters you want to discuss in depth next time.
What's your opinions on this character?
