Red Hulk #1 Is More Brains Than Brawn, and That’s a Good Thing (Review)
Red Hulk #1 by Geoff Shaw and Benjamin Percy delivers an enticing debut for Thaddeus Ross that focuses more on his brains than brawn.
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REVIEW: ‘Red Hulk’ Issue 1
Red Hulk Issue 1 plans a great escape from a secret prison, with General Ross held captive by Doctor Doom in this latest tie-in. The post REVIEW: ‘Red Hulk’ Issue 1 appeared first on But Why Tho?.
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A Field Guide to Marvel’s Multicolored Hulks
First Appearance: 2000 Reason for color: Not given, other than he has a more monstrous, reptilian form compared to the regular Hulk. Many heroes over the years have harbored the cosmic ...
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Red Hulk #1 Preview: Smash First, Think Tank Later
Let us examine Red Hulk #1, arriving in your primitive physical ... But please, do carry on reading about the angry red man and his containment issues. Observing Doctor Doom's think tank has ...