"MISSION: LATVERIA," reads Marvel's ominous solicitation text for Red Hulk #9. "Thunderbolt Ross is a fugitive in his own ...

Before the role was brought to life by Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and Tom Holland, the first actor to play Peter Parker ...

Ford’s debut performance as Ross will be in 2024 in the new Captain America movie, which may lead to future appearances. Here’s everything you need to know on who Thaddeus Ross is in the MCU.

Though Zemo's version of the Thunderbolts disbands following the events of Marvel's 2006 Civil War crossover, that crossover also paves the way for a brand new incarnation of the team.

In the late 90s there were DC Versus Marvel and the Amalgam Age comics, wherein each publisher’s respective heroes went up against each other (Batman vs. Captain America or Silver Surfer vs ...

He also meets with his estranged daughter Betty Ross (Liv Tyler), who helps restore his humanity. Clearly, President Ross won’t be turning into the Red Hulk in future MCU projects.

How Thunderbolt Ross's Red Hulk Origin Is Changed From the Comics After his explosive debut in Hulk #1 (January 2008) Red Hulk’s true identity was revealed 22 issues later in Hulk #22 (March ...

In the comics, Betty is killed by the gamma radiation that comes from the blood of Bruce Banner. This naturally leads to Thunderbolt Ross having an even stronger vendetta against The Hulk, setting ...

The “DC Comics Style Guide,” created in 1982, streamlined how DC’s characters appeared on merchandise. The collector’s item is now being reissued.

DC Comics' "Kingdom Come" sets a fall premiere for its Alex Ross documentary, along with a trailer and Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign.

This dooms Ross to a miserable existence inside a military prison, and he’s later killed as part of a plot to frame Captain America. But with Red Hulk set to make his MCU debut soon, we may see Ross ...

Not much is known about the MCU’s Thunderbolts as of this writing, though early rumors indicate Bucky won’t play a huge role, despite his ties to two prominent Thunderbolts teams in Marvel Comics.