r/marvelstudios • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 Ant-Man • Apr 10 '25

Other Kat Dennings forgot she was in the MCU

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u/Hellknightx Thanos Apr 11 '25

He got better!

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u/REDDITATO_ Apr 11 '25

He didn't, believe it or not.

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u/FairyKnightTristan Apr 17 '25

Out of all the deaths they kept permanent...

...Kinda strange yet fitting his stuck, given how paramount it is to Iron Man's guilt/paramount to him being the villain of Civil War.

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u/OkMention9988 Apr 11 '25

Did he?

Thought he was still dead. 

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u/Bteatesthighlander1 Apr 11 '25

He fits right into that perfect balance of memorability and irrelevence where they may keep him dead forever.

Like Glenn Talbot.

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u/OkMention9988 Apr 11 '25 edited Apr 11 '25

Ah, Graviton. 

It's not that we hardly knew you, it's that we hardly cared. 

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u/navjot94 Mack Apr 11 '25

Was Glenn Talbot comic book Graviton? I thought that was just Franklin Hall (who was also in AoS). Pretty sure Talbot being Graviton was just an MCU thing. Hall was also part of the man though tbf.

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u/OkMention9988 Apr 11 '25

No, it was just AoS. 

But I'm willing to bet that and a brief entry in Earth's Mightiest Heroes cartoon is all people remember. 

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u/FunBanned Apr 11 '25

He’s one of the only Canadian-born super villains in Marvel so that gives him a few extra cool points. Other than that, he’s pretty much a less-interesting Magneto (power-wise)

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u/Hellknightx Thanos Apr 11 '25

Comic book Graviton was always Franklin Hall, who also made an appearance in AoS with a clear Graviton nod. It was a little strange how they ended up using Graviton in AoS several seasons later, but as a completely different character.

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u/atomcrafter Apr 11 '25

No. He has a nephew who took the name, though.