the Hulk's escape from Desert Base, Talbot fires a missile at the Hulk, which ricochets off of his skin, killing Talbot in the ensuing explosion. Video games Glenn Talbot appears in The Incredible Hulk, voiced by Michael Gannon. This version views both Banner and the Hulk as threats to mankind. Later in the game, his actions against them escalate to the point where Talbot himself becomes a danger to civilian safety, with his strategies varying from attempting to launch missiles in a civilian area to destroy the Hulk to kidnapping Betty Ross and donning a nuclear-powered Hulkbuster suit to fight the Hulk directly; intending to pass off civilian casualties as the Hulk's fault once his foe has been dealt with. When he is defeated, Talbot activates his suit's self-destruct mechanism to kill the Hulk along with himself and the entire city. However, the Hulk throws Talbot's suit into the upper atmosphere, where it explodes safely, killing Talbot. Novels In Peter David's 1995 novel, The Incredible Hulk: What Savage Beast, Talbot leads a new team of Hulkbusters against Bruce Banner and the Hulk. References External links "Colonel Talbot". Marvel Directory Glenn Talbot. Comic Vine. Fictional soldiers Marvel Comics supervillains Comics characters introduced in 1964 Fictional colonels Fictional majors Fictional military strategists Marvel Comics film characters Characters created by Stan Lee Characters created by Steve Ditko Marvel Comics television characters Fictional United States Air Force personnel Marvel Comics military personnel