I can think of one person who can take the Hulk pretty easily...
For me, DC Comics Doomsday could handle the Hulk...
But MCU Gravition is pretty powerful, nonetheless.
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You don't fight the Hulk by pushing him down, where he can grip the Earth and get leverage, you fight the Hulk by tossing him up, to where there's nothing to throw and nothing to leap off of. Without anything to act against, his near-infinite strength is infinitely useless.
Just note that he can clap his hands hard enough to create shockwaves, so best to gravitate him out of the atmosphere... :)
But I wouldn't expect Talbot to be smart enough to realize that. He'd try to match the Hulk strength to (gravitational) strength, and only cosmic level folk are allowed to beat the Hulk in that sort of contest.
That's been a factor for comic-book Graviton as well. He's got more power than he knows what to do with, and, despite being really smart, and a scientist specializing in gravitational physics, he's gotten a little too used to thinking of himself as unbeatable, and is more likely to go with the brute force approach than a smart or subtle approach.
I think Thor can officially take the hulk at least most of the time.
Even I, as a HUGE Thor fan, recognize that the Hulk is the strongest there is in the Marvel Universe. DC, it's Doomsday.
He is strongest but thor got skills! and lighting lets not forget lighting.
I forgot a N their twice but I'm going to stick to it anyways. So he can use the lighting to blind the hulk then hit him in the head with his hammer! boom done game.
Yeah green That was my guess but It wasn't as obvious as his other uses of the gems. I think Thanos can usually beat the the hulk but he doesn't do it with raw strength and even has said on occasion he avoids it when at all possible.
Anyways... back to the heart of the matter; Graviton and possibly the end of the world...maybe.
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Maybe Graviton will just mysteriously vanish with 50% of the cast for some reason >.>
If they kill Coulson and Daisy I will be VERY unhappy. Just Daisy...meh.
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oppoiste of what Bjorn said.
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Let's split the difference. Coulson lives forever... Daisy dies a horrible death :D
YAY COMPROMISE!!
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I'm occasionally surprised that I've enjoyed Agents of SHIELD as much as I have, considering that I can't stand Coulson.
I didn't even like his death in the first Avengers movie, since I was all like, 'Really? They called themselves the Avengers to avenge some schmuck that some of them had adversarial relationships with (Thor, Iron Man), openly mocked (Iron Man, Black Widow) or found vaguely off-putting in a creepy stalker alert sort of way (Cap)?' Ugh. Plus he was super-smarmy. Now that he's less so, I find him more tolerable.
Sometimes my rings of contrariness go into overdrive. I hate Coulson, who seems to be the heart and soul of the show. I liked Ward (and am amused whenever they find a way to bring him back, like in the framework), who's generally loathed to a degree shared only by the 'funny' intern lady (Darcy?) from the first two Thor movies.
Then again, I liked Ryan Reynolds reviled Green Lantern movie way better than any of Nolan's critical darling (overwrought, pretentious, deadly dull) Batman films, so my taste is, as the French say, entirely in my mouth. :)
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I'm occasionally surprised that I've enjoyed Agents of SHIELD as much as I have, considering that I can't stand Coulson.
I didn't even like his death in the first Avengers movie, since I was all like, 'Really? They called themselves the Avengers to avenge some schmuck that some of them had adversarial relationships with (Thor, Iron Man), openly mocked (Iron Man, Black Widow) or found vaguely off-putting in a creepy stalker alert sort of way (Cap)?' Ugh. Plus he was super-smarmy. Now that he's less so, I find him more tolerable.
Sometimes my rings of contrariness go into overdrive. I hate Coulson, who seems to be the heart and soul of the show. I liked Ward (and am amused whenever they find a way to bring him back, like in the framework), who's generally loathed to a degree shared only by the 'funny' intern lady (Darcy?) from the first two Thor movies.
Kosh,
Not sure that's accurate since the public face wasn't Coulson, it was Jeffery Mace. And he's dead now.
Also, Set, I agree that Nolan's films CAN be pretentious, but his Batman is still better than Shumaker's last two.
As for splitting the difference...eh.
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For some reason, the only characters I've genuinely liked on the show have been British (as in from Great Britain, not that they are all English), and two of them were removed.
I could not stand Fitz and Simmons and how cutesy they were together, back in the beginning, but they've really grown on me. It's a sign of my weirdness that I didn't like Fitz until he was recovering from brain damage. I'm so mean. :)
Bobbi Morse was hands down my favorite Agent of SHIELD.
Holden Radcliffe, played by John Hannah. I don't know if I LIKED him but he was interesting.
My favorite are still May and Mack.
So... Can I say I'm REALLY pissed they killed off a GREAT Marvel comic book character?!
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Yes, you can say that. You aren't alone in that opinion.
I'm glad to know that. Don't get me wrong, I like Talbot as Graviton...even if it makes me hate him. But to do that to a better Carl Creel?!! That's just cruel and insane!
No, your not alone on that one as well.
I would be glad if they killed off Yo-to, never liked her character or her powers.
I wouldn't mind if they killed off May, she never really grew on me as a character.
I would be sad if they killed off Phil but it looks like they might.
I don't want them to kill off Daisy, Fitz, and Simmons.
I like Mack but wouldn't be too sad if he died doing something heroic.
I liked May, having her die is bad. Yo-yo, as you said, isn't the same as her comic book counterpart. And thus less interesting. Mac dying would REALLY suck.
Season finale: everybody dies. Conclusion: the show wasn't picked up for renewal. :-)
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My favorite are still May and Mack.
I don't always agree with Mack, but I do love how he's always the one with the 'I'm stuck in a horror movie, and know all the tropes' lines. (Him and Yo-Yo, with the movie references about aliens and robots and hanging the lampshades about how it's all going to go wrong, are always fun.)
May, at some point, transitioned from badass to memetic badass (tell, don't show), and I'm less impressed with her than I was. The line, 'I'll take a gun if I need one,' particularly grates my cheese. She was super-practical, for a long time, now she's just kind of being cocky and overconfident, and I don't like that, since it suggests that she's due for a comeuppance (and if she *doesn't* get a comeuppance, it's just bad writing! If there's one thing I hate more than a character I like making bad decisions, it's a character making bad decisions and being rewarded for it by the writing!).
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I don't WANT Creel gone!!! I still need him to fight Thor in Thor V!!
Also Joel might be right.
Ed,
I hope not! I want at least ONE more season before I'm ready to give it the book. (Some reason I stop loving shows after season 6 and hating/actively not watching them in season 8.)
All I know is I still want Creel to fight Thor...
Well the only good version of the Absorbing Man on screen anyway.
No one did, Belabras. It was just something that Aang stuck on there for...reasons.
Maybe he'll come back when they reboot the MCU. I mean you know it has to happen. ;)
Yay, we get a season 6 (but only 13 episodes)
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*crosses his fingers for Big Hero 6 and/or Agents of Atlas*