The Red Hulk almost showed up much earlier, and was pegged as being the only Hulk that Marvel wanted to showcase.

Brave New World gives lots of attention to the fiery effects of the Red Hulk transformation, but never properly explains it.

With the Red Hulk smashing onto screens in Captain America: Brave New World, here are some Marvel comics facts about him that some fans may not know. Script by Emilia Cotella, video edited by ...

The Red Hulk, who is exactly what his name suggests, threw down with the Sentinel of Liberty on the White House lawn. But the character who became Red Hulk, General Ross, has actually been around ...

Doctor Doom roughs Red Hulk up in his cell after Thaddeus makes the mistake of mouthing off. Once Doom leaves, Red Hulk hears a faint tapping from the walls. He makes out that the tapping is Morse ...

with Hulk and She-Hulk typically teetering between rage and normalcy. In Captain America: Brave New World, we also added Red Hulk to the mix, but the character remained a little less vocal than ...

In a recent discussion, The Cloverfield Paradox filmmaker stated that the decision to keep Red Hulk from talking in Captain America 4 was purely creative. He explained that the team chose to go ...

Only this time, he gets angry — really angry — and turns into the Red Hulk. Ross, who was portrayed by William Hurt until the actor’s death in 2022, is now played by Harrison Ford.

Captain America: Brave New World opens in theaters globally on Valentine's Day 2025, bringing with it a popular expansion to Hulk-lore, the Red Hulk. Like all Hulks across various forms of media ...

But I can’t stop thinking about one thing that worked too well: the movie’s CG textures. Red Hulk’s intricately designed, visceral torso wasn’t the only overly textured body part in the movie.

Long before he was ever the Red Hulk, General Thadeus “Thunderbolt” Ross was a thorn in the side of the Incredible Hulk. He first appeared in The Incredible Hulk #1, and thus, is a Stan Lee ...