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?.

But there is one iconic Phase 1 casting choice that we wish we could have seen played out further in the franchise: Edward ...

In a 1990 interview with The Comics Journal, Kirby revealed that the idea for the Hulk came from witnessing an incredible act of desperation. He recalled seeing a mother lift a car to save her ...

The Hulk's most unlikely ally is in desperate need of help, and only the former Sorcerer Supreme himself can save her from ...

including the cover to The Incredible Hulk #1, it’s easy to see the horror elements of the character. Marvel basically advertised the Hulk as a continuation of their old school monster comics ...

Samuel Sterns, a character from 'The Incredible Hulk,' returns to get ... dies The Red Hulk first debuted in March 2008's "Hulk #1," but the monster's true identity was kept secret for over ...

It is with that I must confess my secret love for 2008’s The Incredible Hulk—a film that is often besmirched, and dismissed, by our needlessly cruel society. The movie is more often seen ...

Brave New World includes multiple hidden Easter eggs and references to various future projects that will excite Marvel fans!

He first appeared in The Incredible Hulk #1, and thus, is a Stan Lee and Jack Kirby creation. From his inception, Ross has been portrayed as a gruff, trigger-happy member of the American military.