Red Hulk #6

Red Hulk #6 is the most intense and thematically loaded issue of the series yet. Benjamin Percy continues to evolve the book beyond a standard Hulk spinoff and into something more dangerous, more personal, and more relevant. With shades of Cold War-era paranoia and modern military critique, the book paints Ross as both relic and warningan embodiment of the unchecked ego that sees violence as a first and only solution. The introduction of War-Wolf adds a terrifying new wrinkle to the gamma mythos, and the prison facility sets the stage for future horrors that may force even Ross to reconsider what kind of beast hes become. Read Full Review

Red Hulk #6 represents a significant shift in the series as the action moves beyond Latveria and a direct confrontation with Dooms forces. In that sense it is an issue of transitiongoing from the established location where the characters were to whatever mysterious location theyre at now. The same is true for the shift in antagonists. Narratively its very well executed, and Shaw and Valenza make sure the art doesnt disappoint even though it is pretty low octane. Read Full Review

Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG

Jul 09, 2025

Plot This comic supports the ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM event. Red Hulk is in a mysterious military facility, where he has lost all radiation and reverted to General Ross. Ross is visited by Sergeant Tamika Bowden, who gives him a tour of the facility, wearing a power-inhibiting collar. This facility conducts biological experiments with cybernetic energy. Ross is taken to the leader of this facility: General Ryker, who was imprisoned with Ross in Latveria and helped him escape, but was believed to have been eliminated by the Doombots. Ryker hasn't revealed how he got to this facility or what negotiation he made, but he does reveal that he is a superhuman named War Wolf, a wolf with the size and power of the Hulk. Meanwhile, Machine M an and Deathlok prepare to locate and rescue Red Hulk. This spectacular new installment draws heavily from the ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM story and shines on its own, depicting Red Hulk as a prisoner of war while Doctor Doom remains at large. Art It's super detailed with a mind-blowing organic tone, capturing the essence of Ross and Red Hulk, with their facial expressions and the rage behind their every action. It's magnificent, and Shaw gives the Hulk universe a powerful and mesmerizing vision. Summary Red Hulk is a prisoner of war in a mysterious US government facility, run by a former ally. A shocking chapter with a powerful revelation more