recovers the remaining gravitonium. When S.H.I.E.L.D. comes under attack by alien warriors sent by the Confederacy, Glenn Talbot infuses himself with the remaining gravitonium, along with Hall and Quinn's consciousnesses, and uses his new abilities to kill the warriors before taking Coulson to confront the Confederacy, who they learn intend to stop Thanos. Becoming increasingly narcissistic and unhinged under the corrupting influence of the gravitonium however, Talbot takes control of the Confederacy's primary ship, appropriates an alien costume, and murders the wisest leader to force his way into the alien group. Deliriously claiming that he can save the world from Thanos, Talbot kills his Hydra handler General Hale, forces Coulson's cooperation, and kidnaps the prophetic Inhuman Robin Hinton to search for more gravitonium. He is eventually defeated by Daisy Johnson, who blasts him into space, averting an alternate timeline where he inadvertently destroyed the Earth in his search for gravitonium. Film Graviton appears in Avengers Confidential: Black Widow & Punisher. Video games Graviton appears as a boss in The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Graviton appears as a boss in Marvel: Avengers Alliance 2. References External links Graviton at Marvel.com Graviton at Marvel Database Graviton at Marvel Directory Graviton at Comic Vine Graviton at Writeups.org Characters created by Jim Shooter Characters created by Sal Buscema Comics characters introduced in 1977 Fictional Canadian people in comics Fictional characters with gravity abilities Fictional physicists Marvel Comics male supervillains Marvel Comics mutates Marvel Comics scientists Marvel Comics television characters