Supergiant (Marvel)

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She remained with the captive Black Bolt at the Necropolis where she mentally controlled him by the time the Illuminati arrived to rescue him. Supergiant then had him attack the Illuminati as faced Maximus the Mad who had the trigger for the anti-matter bomb. Maximus pressed the trigger for the bomb and had Lockjaw teleport it along with Superiant to a distant uninhabited world where it exploded seemingly killing her. (Infinity v1 #6)
  
 
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Revision as of 13:04, 26 February 2017

Supergiant in Infinity v1 #1.

Supergiant is a female comic supervillain that features in Marvel Comics.

Contents

Biography

She remained with the captive Black Bolt at the Necropolis where she mentally controlled him by the time the Illuminati arrived to rescue him. Supergiant then had him attack the Illuminati as faced Maximus the Mad who had the trigger for the anti-matter bomb. Maximus pressed the trigger for the bomb and had Lockjaw teleport it along with Superiant to a distant uninhabited world where it exploded seemingly killing her. (Infinity v1 #6)

Overview

Personality and attributes

Powers and abilities

Notes

  • Supergiant was created by Jonathan Hickman and Jerome Opeña where she made her first appearance in Infinity v1 #1 (October, 2013).
  • In an interview on CBR, writer Jonathan Hickman commented, "History unknown. A mentally unstable omnipath and telepathic parasite, Supergiant seeks out intellect and devours it. What she knows, Thanos knows."
  • Editor Tom Brevoort added, "Supergiant, as a term, refers to a particular grade of star that is of colossal size and colossal heat and colossal mass. She is probably the most outwardly psychotic of the five lieutenants. Her physicality belies what you might think of when you hear the name. You hear ‘Supergiant’ and you think, ‘That’s a Hank Pym character. That’s a tall person.’ In fact, while she’s got some stature, she’s not huge and massive. What she is, is a mentally unstable telepathic parasite, who is drawn to intelligence in the manner of gravity. Gravity attracts gravity, she is drawn to intelligence and sucks it dry. She’s almost the information source among Thanos’ guys. What she knows, Thanos knows."

Alternate Versions

In other media

Television

  • In Avengers Assemble, Supergiant appeared as an antagonist in the episode "New Frontier" where she was voiced by actor Hynden Walch. She was a member of the Black Order and served the Mad Titan Thanos.
  • In Guardians of the Galaxy, Supergiant appeared as an antagonist in the episode "Undercover Angle" where she was voiced again by actor Hynden Walch. She was shown to possess the ability to grow in size and was a member of the criminal gang known as the Black Order. At some point, she was a girlfriend to Star-Lord till he broke up with her. During a mission, Supergiant was captured and detained by the Nova Corps.

Video games

  • In Marvel: Avengers Alliance, Supergiant appeared as an antagonist in the setting of the Facebook video game. Her backstory mentioned her being a mysterious and unstable psychic parasite that fed on intellect and controlled the minds of her victims.
  • In Marvel: Future Fight, Supergiant was introduced as a playable character in the mobile game.

Appearances

  • Infinity v1:

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