Marvel's Red Hulk (Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross): Created By: Red Hulk, also known as Thunderbolt Ross, was created by writer Jeph Loeb and artist Ed McGuinness. He first appeared in "Hulk" #1 in 2008. First Appearances: Thaddeus Ross, as the Red Hulk, made his debut in "Hulk" #1. This marked a significant transformation for the character, who had long been associated with his pursuit of the original Hulk, Bruce Banner. Major Comic Book Story Appearances: Red Hulk has been a central character in various "Hulk" and "Thunderbolts" storylines. Notable appearances include his role in the "Red Hulk" series and his involvement in crossover events like "Fear Itself." Full Bio: Thaddeus Ross, a military general with a longstanding vendetta against the Hulk, undergoes a radical transformation into the Red Hulk. Seeking increased power to combat the Hulk, Ross is exposed to gamma radiation, resulting in his own Hulk-like form with a unique twist— his skin is red, and he emits intense heat. Red Hulk's arrival introduces a dynamic twist to the Hulk mythos. Unlike Bruce Banner, Ross retains his intelligence when transformed, making him a cunning and strategic adversary. His actions often blur the lines between heroism and antiheroism, as he aligns himself with different groups and pursues his own agenda. The "Red Hulk" series delves into Thaddeus Ross's experiences as the Red Hulk, exploring the consequences of his transformation and his interactions with various Marvel characters. His role in the "Thunderbolts" and "Avengers" showcases the complexities of a character torn between military duty and personal motives. Power Set: As the Red Hulk, Ross possesses superhuman strength, durability, and regenerative abilities, much like the original Hulk. However, Red Hulk's unique ability is the generation of intense heat, allowing him to melt objects and emit powerful energy blasts. His strategic mind and military training complement his formidable physical powers. Allies in the Comics: Red Hulk's alliances vary depending on the circumstances. He has been both an antagonist and an ally to various superheroes, including the Hulk, the Avengers, and the Thunderbolts. His connections with characters like Deadpool and the Punisher highlight the complexity of his relationships in the Marvel Universe.