Red Hulk #2

Overall, Red Hulk #2 is a thrilling and engaging installment that delivers on the promise of a high-stakes escape. It's a must-read for fans of action-packed superhero stories and those who enjoy seeing classic characters pushed to their limits. Read Full Review

Benjamin Percy continues to impress with Red Hulk in the second installment. It's an interesting side of the One World Under Doom event as this story shows how much of a villain Doom and his Doombots truly are. Read Full Review

Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG

Mar 26, 2025

Plot This comic supports the ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM event. General Thaddeus Ross becomes Red Hulk after removing his power-inhibiting chip, but he only manages to be Red Hulk for a short time; all that time underground hasn't allowed him to absorb any energy. Machine Man helps him walk, while Hugo Perez warns them via Morse code that the Doombots are either executing all the prisoners or releasing deadly gas. Ross and Machine Man help Deathlok and General Ryker escape. Their goal is to reach the surface so Ross can absorb the solar radiation needed to become Red Hulk. Upon exiting, they discover it's nighttime and encounter a giant Doombot made up of thousands of Doombots. This giant robot warns Ross that he must surrender. This com ic continues with a fast-paced narrative and a brilliant premise, where Ross is undoubtedly an interesting character, an antihero with whom one can empathize, promising to be key in defeating Doctor Doom in this event. This comic includes powerful, super-violent action sequences. Art It's super detailed with a mind-blowing, organic tone that captures the essence of Ross and Red Hulk, with their facial expressions and the rage behind each of their actions. It's magnificent, and Shaw gives the Hulk universe a powerful and mesmerizing vision. Summary Ross, Machine Man, Deathlok, and General Ryker attempt to escape but encounter a legion of Doombots. A powerful second installment of this brilliant miniseries more

Williamflipper

Apr 20, 2025

It's entertaining enough. Isn't memorable and some parts of the story are forced.