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	\| significant_issues = Operation: Hulk initiated (Tales to Astonish #61, 1964); Operation: Greenskin/Hulkbusters initiated (Incredible Hulk #145, 1971); captured by the Gremlin's agents (Incredible Hulk #163-166, 1973); renamed Hulkbuster Base as Gamma Base (Incredible Hulk #198, 1976); nervous breakdown (Incredible Hulk #228, 1971), allied with MODOK and Abomination (Incredible Hulk #287-290, 1983); merged with Zzzax, died fighting Nevermind (Incredible Hulk #325-327, 330; 1986, 1987); resurrected and used as Redeemer (Incredible Hulk #398-400, 1992); re-resurrected by Troyjans (Incredible Hulk #464, 1998); with Kathleen Sparr in new Hulkbusters (Incredible Hulk #468, 470, 472-474; 1998, 1999); forced to assist Gen. Ryker (Incredible Hulk #16, 18-20; 2000); sent Hulk to gain vengeance on Abomination (Incredible Hulk #24-25, 2001); Responsible for the death of the Abomination (Hulk #1, 2008); Defeated She-Hulk and Iron Man and took out a S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier (Hulk #2, 2008); Fought A-Bomb, destroyed Gamma Base and released the original Hulk (Hulk #3, 2008); Fought and defeated Hulk (Hulk #4, 2008); Fought, defeated and left Thor stranded on the moon (Hulk #5, 2008); Rematch with Hulk and Thor, was beaten then abandoned by his benefactors, General Ross and Doc Samson (Hulk #6, 2008); killed a Wendigo before facing the Abomination, and threatened the life of She-Hulk before destroying the Helicarrier (King-Size Hulk #1, 2008); Challenged by She-Hulk and her allies and made quick work of them (Hulk #7-9, 2008); Formed a group of his own to take on the Defenders, killed the Hulk but was defeated by the Hulk when he was resurrected by the Grandmaster (Hulk 10-12, 2009); Possibly had his identity compromised by Domino, formed Code Red, fought X-Force, and found out his allies were now his enemies (Hulk #13-17, 2009-2010); killed General Ross LMD and is working with Banner (Fall of the Hulks: Gamma, 2010); Saved Fantastic Four from being killed by the Frightful Four (Hulk #19, 2010); Attempted to prevent the kidnapping of T'Challa and Beast (Hulk #20. 2010); Helped Thudra get home (Fall of the Hulks: Red Hulk #2, 2010); Beaten by the Intelligencia (Hulk #21, 2010); Origin of the Red Hulk (Hulk #23, 2010); Teamed with other heroes to put an end to a doomsday plan devised by the Leader and M.O.D.O.K. (Hulk #26-29, 2010-2011); fought Xemnu, body fused together with green Hulk courtesy of the Impossible Man (Hulk #30, 2011)		\| significant_issues = Operation: Hulk initiated (Tales to Astonish #61, 1964); Operation: Greenskin/Hulkbusters initiated (Incredible Hulk #145, 1971); captured by the Gremlin's agents (Incredible Hulk #163-166, 1973); renamed Hulkbuster Base as Gamma Base (Incredible Hulk #198, 1976); nervous breakdown (Incredible Hulk #228, 1971), allied with MODOK and Abomination (Incredible Hulk #287-290, 1983); merged with Zzzax, died fighting Nevermind (Incredible Hulk #325-327, 330; 1986, 1987); resurrected and used as Redeemer (Incredible Hulk #398-400, 1992); re-resurrected by Troyjans (Incredible Hulk #464, 1998); with Kathleen Sparr in new Hulkbusters (Incredible Hulk #468, 470, 472-474; 1998, 1999); forced to assist Gen. Ryker (Incredible Hulk #16, 18-20; 2000); sent Hulk to gain vengeance on Abomination (Incredible Hulk #24-25, 2001); Responsible for the death of the Abomination (Hulk #1, 2008); Defeated She-Hulk and Iron Man and took out a S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier (Hulk #2, 2008); Fought A-Bomb, destroyed Gamma Base and released the original Hulk (Hulk #3, 2008); Fought and defeated Hulk (Hulk #4, 2008); Fought, defeated and left Thor stranded on the moon (Hulk #5, 2008); Rematch with Hulk and Thor, was beaten then abandoned by his benefactors, General Ross and Doc Samson (Hulk #6, 2008); killed a Wendigo before facing the Abomination, and threatened the life of She-Hulk before destroying the Helicarrier (King-Size Hulk #1, 2008); Challenged by She-Hulk and her allies and made quick work of them (Hulk #7-9, 2008); Formed a group of his own to take on the Defenders, killed the Hulk but was defeated by the Hulk when he was resurrected by the Grandmaster (Hulk 10-12, 2009); Possibly had his identity compromised by Domino, formed Code Red, fought X-Force, and found out his allies were now his enemies (Hulk #13-17, 2009-2010); killed General Ross LMD and is working with Banner (Fall of the Hulks: Gamma, 2010); Saved Fantastic Four from being killed by the Frightful Four (Hulk #19, 2010); Attempted to prevent the kidnapping of T'Challa and Beast (Hulk #20. 2010); Helped Thudra get home (Fall of the Hulks: Red Hulk #2, 2010); Beaten by the Intelligencia (Hulk #21, 2010); Origin of the Red Hulk (Hulk #23, 2010); Teamed with other heroes to put an end to a doomsday plan devised by the Leader and M.O.D.O.K. (Hulk #26-29, 2010-2011); fought Xemnu, body fused together with green Hulk courtesy of the Impossible Man (Hulk #30, 2011)
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	bio_text= As a young man, Thaddeus Ross enlisted in the military and received his nickname from his troops because he '''"struck like a thunderbolt"''' when leading them into action. Now he has become the very thing he hated most in life. He is the '''Red Hulk'''.		bio_text= As a young man, Thaddeus Ross enlisted in the military and received his nickname from his troops because he '''"struck like a thunderbolt"''' when leading them into action. Now he has become the very thing he hated most in life. He is the '''Red Hulk'''.
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	== Military Man ==		== Military Man ==

-	[[image: Ross442.jpg\|~~200px~~\|left\|thumb]]General Thaddeus E. Ross was born into a family with a proud tradition of military service. Both his father and his grandfather served heroically in past American wars. As a boy Thaddeus immersed himself in military history, and he learned how to fly by barnstorming at country fairs.	+	[[image: Ross442.jpg\|205px\|left\|thumb]]General Thaddeus E. Ross was born into a family with a proud tradition of military service. Both his father and his grandfather served heroically in past American wars. As a boy Thaddeus immersed himself in military history, and he learned how to fly by barnstorming at country fairs.

	When he came of age Ross enlisted in the military, graduating first in his class at West Point. He married Karen Lee, the daughter of his commanding officer at the time. Ross rapidly rose in rank to captain and then major while serving in his first war. Ross made a great reputation as a leader in combat, but after the war, he was stationed at the nuclear research facility at Los Alamos, New Mexico. There he met nuclear physicist [[Banner, Brian\|Brian Banner]], the father of [[Hulk (Bruce Banner)\|Robert Bruce Banner]].		When he came of age Ross enlisted in the military, graduating first in his class at West Point. He married Karen Lee, the daughter of his commanding officer at the time. Ross rapidly rose in rank to captain and then major while serving in his first war. Ross made a great reputation as a leader in combat, but after the war, he was stationed at the nuclear research facility at Los Alamos, New Mexico. There he met nuclear physicist [[Banner, Brian\|Brian Banner]], the father of [[Hulk (Bruce Banner)\|Robert Bruce Banner]].
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	== No Peace in the Afterlife ==		== No Peace in the Afterlife ==

-	[[image: Acotilletta2--Red_Hulk_Ross_Redeemer.jpg\|~~175px~~\|left\|thumb]]Ross's body was taken by the Leader, who had the [[Soul Man]] restore it to a semblance of life as a nearly mindless servant, and placed it in the [[Redeemer (armor)\|Redeemer]] armor after its previous occupant's death. After being exposed as the new Redeemer, Ross was nearly killed again during a battle with the Hulk, who believed him to another of the Leader's tricks. He was recovered by the [[Troyjans]], who fanned the spark of life within him and brought him to the Leader's Freehold Base where he eventually regained his memories and personality. Not long after this, Ross was restored to his previous position of Air Force General.	+	[[image: Acotilletta2--Red_Hulk_Ross_Redeemer.jpg\|180px\|left\|thumb]]Ross's body was taken by the Leader, who had the [[Soul Man]] restore it to a semblance of life as a nearly mindless servant, and placed it in the [[Redeemer (armor)\|Redeemer]] armor after its previous occupant's death. After being exposed as the new Redeemer, Ross was nearly killed again during a battle with the Hulk, who believed him to another of the Leader's tricks. He was recovered by the [[Troyjans]], who fanned the spark of life within him and brought him to the Leader's Freehold Base where he eventually regained his memories and personality. Not long after this, Ross was restored to his previous position of Air Force General.


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	== Murder, Mayhem and Betrayal ==		== Murder, Mayhem and Betrayal ==

-	[[image: Acotilletta2--Red_Hulk_new_2.jpg\|~~225px~~\|left\|thumb]] The assassination of the Abomination in his homeland of Russia led to an investigation conducted by [[Iron Man (Tony Stark)\|Iron Man]], [[Hill, Maria\|Commander Maria Hill]], of [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], General Ross, [[Doc Samson]] and the [[She-Hulk]]. One conclusion was of the majority; the person responsible was the Hulk. There were only two problems with this theory. The first was the Abomination was ultimately killed by gunfire – from a missing gun – and the second was Bruce Banner was locked away at [[Gamma Base]] in Nevada. However, the massive amounts of residual radiation at the scene seemed to give credence to the hypothesis even though there was speculation as to why the massive footprint, supposedly belonging to the Hulk, had turned the sand underneath it into glass. Upon returning to Gamma Base, General Ross and Samson turned to the one man that could help them in their search for their gamma-powered mystery: Bruce Banner. It wouldn’t be long before the [[assassin revealed]] himself.	+	[[image: Acotilletta2--Red_Hulk_new_2.jpg\|220px\|left\|thumb]] The assassination of the Abomination in his homeland of Russia led to an investigation conducted by [[Iron Man (Tony Stark)\|Iron Man]], [[Hill, Maria\|Commander Maria Hill]], of [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], General Ross, [[Doc Samson]] and the [[She-Hulk]]. One conclusion was of the majority; the person responsible was the Hulk. There were only two problems with this theory. The first was the Abomination was ultimately killed by gunfire – from a missing gun – and the second was Bruce Banner was locked away at [[Gamma Base]] in Nevada. However, the massive amounts of residual radiation at the scene seemed to give credence to the hypothesis even though there was speculation as to why the massive footprint, supposedly belonging to the Hulk, had turned the sand underneath it into glass. Upon returning to Gamma Base, General Ross and Samson turned to the one man that could help them in their search for their gamma-powered mystery: Bruce Banner. It wouldn’t be long before the [[assassin revealed]] himself.

	A Red Hulk was on the loose, and there seemed to be no way to stop him. He defeated every challenger in his path – both [[gods and monsters]]. Still, it was his confidence that ultimately led to his defeat. Despite besting both Hulk and Thor in their initial meetings, both opponents came back for round two. Again, Hulk found himself on the losing end until Thor returned ready to teach the monster a lesson. Thor fought the Red Hulk to a stand-still, and just as he was about to deliver the final blow, Hulk snatched victory from Thor's grasp. Hulk needed to win this battle, and A-Bomb convinced Thor of this as well. Hulk uncovered Red Hulk's condition of the angrier he gets, the hotter he gets, and guessed it could be a weakness. Hulk let his opponent strike him repeatedly until the heat became too intense for the Red Hulk. He became unbalanced, and Hulk was able to finish him off quickly. Satisfied, the Hulk left as A-Bomb transformed back to Rick, and before Rick could yell out the true identity of the red beast, he was shot in the back by Doc Samson. Samson dragged Rick away as General Ross berated the defeated Red Hulk; telling him how he was given the means to destroy the Hulk and he blew it.		A Red Hulk was on the loose, and there seemed to be no way to stop him. He defeated every challenger in his path – both [[gods and monsters]]. Still, it was his confidence that ultimately led to his defeat. Despite besting both Hulk and Thor in their initial meetings, both opponents came back for round two. Again, Hulk found himself on the losing end until Thor returned ready to teach the monster a lesson. Thor fought the Red Hulk to a stand-still, and just as he was about to deliver the final blow, Hulk snatched victory from Thor's grasp. Hulk needed to win this battle, and A-Bomb convinced Thor of this as well. Hulk uncovered Red Hulk's condition of the angrier he gets, the hotter he gets, and guessed it could be a weakness. Hulk let his opponent strike him repeatedly until the heat became too intense for the Red Hulk. He became unbalanced, and Hulk was able to finish him off quickly. Satisfied, the Hulk left as A-Bomb transformed back to Rick, and before Rick could yell out the true identity of the red beast, he was shot in the back by Doc Samson. Samson dragged Rick away as General Ross berated the defeated Red Hulk; telling him how he was given the means to destroy the Hulk and he blew it.
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	== Hell Hath No Fury… ==		== Hell Hath No Fury… ==

-	~~[[image: Acotilletta2--RedHulkBeatDown.jpg\|225px\|left\|thumb]]~~She-Hulk, still angry over the beating the Red Hulk gave her, called in a few friends to help dish out some payback. Two powerhouses in [[Valkyrie]] and [[Thundra]] answered her call. The mission was to find and take down the Red Hulk in hopes of determining who he really is. The trio found him on Mount Rushmore, but even with their combined strength, the Red Hulk proved to be more than a match for them. The three female gladiators almost succeeded in their task, but the Red Hulk simply would not give in. Once reinforcements showed up in the form of [[Invisible Woman]], [[Black Widow (Natasha Romanova)\|Black Widow]], [[Tigra (Greer Nelson)\|Tigra]], [[Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew)\|Spider-Woman]], [[Storm]] and [[Hellcat (Patricia Hellstrom)\|Hellcat]], the odds suddenly turned against the massive red devil. The Red Hulk would not be stopped as he tossed around the [[Lady Liberators]] like rag dolls, but it wasn't until She-Hulk built up a rage so fierce that her next assault staggered the monster. The rest of the women followed suit, and it seemed as if victory was theirs. The Red Hulk was down and bound in chains as they waited for him to revert back to his civilian identity, and only Thundra wanted to slay the beast. Red Hulk was merely playing possum with the Liberators, and he broke free of his chains, kidnapped Thundra and offered to recruit her because of her warrior nature. The proposition remained undisclosed to Thundra's allies, and the Red Hulk went on his way - his identity still a mystery.	+	She-Hulk, still angry over the beating the Red Hulk gave her, called in a few friends to help dish out some payback. Two powerhouses in [[Valkyrie]] and [[Thundra]] answered her call. The mission was to find and take down the Red Hulk in hopes of determining who he really is. The trio found him on Mount Rushmore, but even with their combined strength, the Red Hulk proved to be more than a match for them. The three female gladiators almost succeeded in their task, but the Red Hulk simply would not give in. Once reinforcements showed up in the form of [[Invisible Woman]], [[Black Widow (Natasha Romanova)\|Black Widow]], [[Tigra (Greer Nelson)\|Tigra]], [[Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew)\|Spider-Woman]], [[Storm]] and [[Hellcat (Patricia Hellstrom)\|Hellcat]], the odds suddenly turned against the massive red devil. The Red Hulk would not be stopped as he tossed around the [[Lady Liberators]] like rag dolls, but it wasn't until She-Hulk built up a rage so fierce that her next assault staggered the monster. The rest of the women followed suit, and it seemed as if victory was theirs. The Red Hulk was down and bound in chains as they waited for him to revert back to his civilian identity, and only Thundra wanted to slay the beast. Red Hulk was merely playing possum with the Liberators, and he broke free of his chains, kidnapped Thundra and offered to recruit her because of her warrior nature. The proposition remained undisclosed to Thundra's allies, and the Red Hulk went on his way - his identity still a mystery.

	== Offenders / Defenders War ==		== Offenders / Defenders War ==

-	Soon after, one of the [[Elders of the Universe]], the [[Collector (Taneleer Tivan)\|Collector]], came to the Red Hulk with a proposition. [[image: Offenders_442.jpg\|~~300px~~\|left\|thumb]]Red Hulk could handpick teammates from any point in the time stream to assist him in battle against an opposing team put together by another Elder, the [[Grandmaster]], in a cosmic game of life or death. Red Hulk readily agreed and chose [[Tiger Shark]], [[Baron Mordo]] and [[Terrax]], dubbing them the [[Offenders]]. The fiendish foursome discovered their foes would be their heroic counterparts of the original [[Defenders]], and they were all too eager to destroy them. Once paired off, Grandmaster and the Collector felt the combatants were too evenly matched, so they decided to add a new element to the game. Before the new addition could be added to the Hulks' underwater arena, Red Hulk killed Hulk by impaling him on the end of a trident, ending his participation.	+	Soon after, one of the [[Elders of the Universe]], the [[Collector (Taneleer Tivan)\|Collector]], came to the Red Hulk with a proposition. [[image: Offenders_442.jpg\|305px\|left\|thumb]]Red Hulk could handpick teammates from any point in the time stream to assist him in battle against an opposing team put together by another Elder, the [[Grandmaster]], in a cosmic game of life or death. Red Hulk readily agreed and chose [[Tiger Shark]], [[Baron Mordo]] and [[Terrax]], dubbing them the [[Offenders]]. The fiendish foursome discovered their foes would be their heroic counterparts of the original [[Defenders]], and they were all too eager to destroy them. Once paired off, Grandmaster and the Collector felt the combatants were too evenly matched, so they decided to add a new element to the game. Before the new addition could be added to the Hulks' underwater arena, Red Hulk killed Hulk by impaling him on the end of a trident, ending his participation.

	The Red Hulk's win went to his head, and he presumed he could give orders to the two Elders responsible for the game. At his behest, Red Hulk was inserted back into the game where he proceeded to murder each of his teammates, starting with Terrax. After he absorbed the [[Glossary:P#Power Cosmic\|Power Cosmic]] of the [[Silver Surfer]], Red Hulk exterminated the remaining Defenders, [[Dormammu]] and challenged [[Galactus]] too. Galactus would have nothing to do with Red Hulk's insolence and took the cosmic energy inside him away, expelling him back to the Elders with a warning. The Grandmaster had enough of the Red Hulk and resurrected the Defenders to deal with him. He also undid the damage to the other Offenders, but he was too late to save himself. Red Hulk viciously attacked him until the Hulk intervened and punched him through a mountain face. The Collector claimed the Grandmaster was dead, and he refused to honor the deal to restore the soul mates of the Defenders. Each individual was returned to their respective time and Hulk was left distraught over his still dead love, [[Jarella]]. Red Hulk was happy his nemesis was alive because the Hulk was left in the same state he was left in at one time – with a broken heart.		The Red Hulk's win went to his head, and he presumed he could give orders to the two Elders responsible for the game. At his behest, Red Hulk was inserted back into the game where he proceeded to murder each of his teammates, starting with Terrax. After he absorbed the [[Glossary:P#Power Cosmic\|Power Cosmic]] of the [[Silver Surfer]], Red Hulk exterminated the remaining Defenders, [[Dormammu]] and challenged [[Galactus]] too. Galactus would have nothing to do with Red Hulk's insolence and took the cosmic energy inside him away, expelling him back to the Elders with a warning. The Grandmaster had enough of the Red Hulk and resurrected the Defenders to deal with him. He also undid the damage to the other Offenders, but he was too late to save himself. Red Hulk viciously attacked him until the Hulk intervened and punched him through a mountain face. The Collector claimed the Grandmaster was dead, and he refused to honor the deal to restore the soul mates of the Defenders. Each individual was returned to their respective time and Hulk was left distraught over his still dead love, [[Jarella]]. Red Hulk was happy his nemesis was alive because the Hulk was left in the same state he was left in at one time – with a broken heart.
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	General Ross never told anyone that from the first moment he encountered the Hulk he coveted the creature's raw power. After suffering several defeats at the brute's hands, Ross finally got a taste of what real power felt like when the Leader placed him in the Redeemer armor. Finally, he had enough power to destroy the monster that plagued him for years, but there was one drawback. Ross couldn't speak or function on his own and appeared to be in a catatonic state though he was fully conscious of what was happening to him; even the Leader wasn't aware Ross's mind was undamaged. Ross was eventually returned to his normal state, but his obsession with the Hulk continued to grow.		General Ross never told anyone that from the first moment he encountered the Hulk he coveted the creature's raw power. After suffering several defeats at the brute's hands, Ross finally got a taste of what real power felt like when the Leader placed him in the Redeemer armor. Finally, he had enough power to destroy the monster that plagued him for years, but there was one drawback. Ross couldn't speak or function on his own and appeared to be in a catatonic state though he was fully conscious of what was happening to him; even the Leader wasn't aware Ross's mind was undamaged. Ross was eventually returned to his normal state, but his obsession with the Hulk continued to grow.

-	At a time when Ross was at his lowest point – Hulk was banished off-world, Betty was dead and [[Captain America (Steve Rogers)\|Captain America]] was killed – the Leader and M.O.D.O.K. came to him once more. They had a plan that needed Ross to succeed, and they made him an offer he couldn't refuse. The Leader promised to resurrect Betty if Ross agreed to work with them.[[image: Acotilletta2--Red Hulk transformation 600px.jpg\|~~350px~~\|center\|thumb]]	+	At a time when Ross was at his lowest point – Hulk was banished off-world, Betty was dead and [[Captain America (Steve Rogers)\|Captain America]] was killed – the Leader and M.O.D.O.K. came to him once more. They had a plan that needed Ross to succeed, and they made him an offer he couldn't refuse. The Leader promised to resurrect Betty if Ross agreed to work with them.[[image: Acotilletta2--Red Hulk transformation 600px.jpg\|355px\|center\|thumb]]

	After Hulk returned to Earth and waged war on the [[Illuminati]], that's when Ross's obsession gave way to his new nightmare. Using radiation siphoned from the Hulk, Leader and M.O.D.O.K. transformed Ross into the Red Hulk. However, Ross didn't reveal his true identity until he came under attack by the Red She-Hulk for a second time. He offered no resistance to her violence, telling her he could never harm his daughter.		After Hulk returned to Earth and waged war on the [[Illuminati]], that's when Ross's obsession gave way to his new nightmare. Using radiation siphoned from the Hulk, Leader and M.O.D.O.K. transformed Ross into the Red Hulk. However, Ross didn't reveal his true identity until he came under attack by the Red She-Hulk for a second time. He offered no resistance to her violence, telling her he could never harm his daughter.

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-	An attribute of the Red Hulk which isn't known to many is what gives him his tremendous power. Red Hulk is able to absorb radiation, mostly [[Glossary:G#gamma radiation\|gamma radiation]], but he can also absorb other types such as [[Glossary:C#cosmic\|cosmic]] radiation ~~too~~. The more he absorbs, the more powerful he becomes.	+	An attribute of the Red Hulk which isn't known to many is what gives him his tremendous power. Red Hulk is able to absorb radiation at will, mostly [[Glossary:G#gamma radiation\|gamma radiation]], but he can also absorb other types such as [[Glossary:C#cosmic\|cosmic]] radiation. The more he absorbs, the more powerful he becomes. However, Red Hulk is susceptible to mind control.
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	At one time, Ross's mind controlled the form of [[Zzzax]] and commanded Zzzax's powers too. When his mind was returned to his original body, Ross could still release some of the electromagnetic energy at will for a brief period.		At one time, Ross's mind controlled the form of [[Zzzax]] and commanded Zzzax's powers too. When his mind was returned to his original body, Ross could still release some of the electromagnetic energy at will for a brief period.
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	\| debut = (Ross) Incredible Hulk #1 (1962); (Redeemer) Incredible Hulk #397 (1992); (Red Hulk) Hulk #1 (2008)		\| debut = (Ross) Incredible Hulk #1 (1962); (Redeemer) Incredible Hulk #397 (1992); (Red Hulk) Hulk #1 (2008)
	\| origin = (Ross) Incredible Hulk #291 (1984); (Red Hulk) Hulk #23 (2010)		\| origin = (Ross) Incredible Hulk #291 (1984); (Red Hulk) Hulk #23 (2010)
-	\| significant_issues = Operation: Hulk initiated (Tales to Astonish #61, 1964); Operation: Greenskin/Hulkbusters initiated (Incredible Hulk #145, 1971); captured by the Gremlin's agents (Incredible Hulk #163-166, 1973); renamed Hulkbuster Base as Gamma Base (Incredible Hulk #198, 1976); nervous breakdown (Incredible Hulk #228, 1971), allied with MODOK and Abomination (Incredible Hulk #287-290, 1983); merged with Zzzax, died fighting Nevermind (Incredible Hulk #325-327, 330; 1986, 1987); resurrected and used as Redeemer (Incredible Hulk #398-400, 1992); re-resurrected by Troyjans (Incredible Hulk #464, 1998); with Kathleen Sparr in new Hulkbusters (Incredible Hulk #468, 470, 472-474; 1998, 1999); forced to assist Gen. Ryker (Incredible Hulk #16, 18-20; 2000); sent Hulk to gain vengeance on Abomination (Incredible Hulk #24-25, 2001); Responsible for the death of the Abomination (Hulk #1, 2008); Defeated She-Hulk and Iron Man and took out a S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier (Hulk #2, 2008); Fought A-Bomb, destroyed Gamma Base and released the original Hulk (Hulk #3, 2008); Fought and defeated Hulk (Hulk #4, 2008); Fought, defeated and left Thor stranded on the moon (Hulk #5, 2008); Rematch with Hulk and Thor, was beaten then abandoned by his benefactors, General Ross and Doc Samson (Hulk #6, 2008); killed a Wendigo before facing the Abomination, and threatened the life of She-Hulk before destroying the Helicarrier (King-Size Hulk #1, 2008); Challenged by She-Hulk and her allies and made quick work of them (Hulk #7-9, 2008); Formed a group of his own to take on the Defenders, killed the Hulk but was defeated by the Hulk when he was resurrected by the Grandmaster (Hulk 10-12, 2009); Possibly had his identity compromised by Domino, formed Code Red, fought X-Force, and found out his allies were now his enemies (Hulk #13-17, 2009-2010); killed General Ross LMD and is working with Banner (Fall of the Hulks: Gamma, 2010); Saved Fantastic Four from being killed by the Frightful Four (Hulk #19, 2010); Attempted to prevent the kidnapping of T'Challa and Beast (Hulk #20. 2010); Helped Thudra get home (Fall of the Hulks: Red Hulk #2, 2010); Beaten by the Intelligencia (Hulk #21, 2010); Origin of the Red Hulk (Hulk #23, 2010)	+	\| significant_issues = Operation: Hulk initiated (Tales to Astonish #61, 1964); Operation: Greenskin/Hulkbusters initiated (Incredible Hulk #145, 1971); captured by the Gremlin's agents (Incredible Hulk #163-166, 1973); renamed Hulkbuster Base as Gamma Base (Incredible Hulk #198, 1976); nervous breakdown (Incredible Hulk #228, 1971), allied with MODOK and Abomination (Incredible Hulk #287-290, 1983); merged with Zzzax, died fighting Nevermind (Incredible Hulk #325-327, 330; 1986, 1987); resurrected and used as Redeemer (Incredible Hulk #398-400, 1992); re-resurrected by Troyjans (Incredible Hulk #464, 1998); with Kathleen Sparr in new Hulkbusters (Incredible Hulk #468, 470, 472-474; 1998, 1999); forced to assist Gen. Ryker (Incredible Hulk #16, 18-20; 2000); sent Hulk to gain vengeance on Abomination (Incredible Hulk #24-25, 2001); Responsible for the death of the Abomination (Hulk #1, 2008); Defeated She-Hulk and Iron Man and took out a S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier (Hulk #2, 2008); Fought A-Bomb, destroyed Gamma Base and released the original Hulk (Hulk #3, 2008); Fought and defeated Hulk (Hulk #4, 2008); Fought, defeated and left Thor stranded on the moon (Hulk #5, 2008); Rematch with Hulk and Thor, was beaten then abandoned by his benefactors, General Ross and Doc Samson (Hulk #6, 2008); killed a Wendigo before facing the Abomination, and threatened the life of She-Hulk before destroying the Helicarrier (King-Size Hulk #1, 2008); Challenged by She-Hulk and her allies and made quick work of them (Hulk #7-9, 2008); Formed a group of his own to take on the Defenders, killed the Hulk but was defeated by the Hulk when he was resurrected by the Grandmaster (Hulk 10-12, 2009); Possibly had his identity compromised by Domino, formed Code Red, fought X-Force, and found out his allies were now his enemies (Hulk #13-17, 2009-2010); killed General Ross LMD and is working with Banner (Fall of the Hulks: Gamma, 2010); Saved Fantastic Four from being killed by the Frightful Four (Hulk #19, 2010); Attempted to prevent the kidnapping of T'Challa and Beast (Hulk #20. 2010); Helped Thudra get home (Fall of the Hulks: Red Hulk #2, 2010); Beaten by the Intelligencia (Hulk #21, 2010); Origin of the Red Hulk (Hulk #23, 2010); Teamed with other heroes to put an end to a doomsday plan devised by the Leader and M.O.D.O.K. (Hulk #26-29, 2010-2011); fought Xemnu, body fused together with green Hulk courtesy of the Impossible Man (Hulk #30, 2011)
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	Red Hulk was not going to place the country he fought so hard to protect over the years in jeopardy, but to his surprise, the Hulk returned and challenged his authority. The battle of the Hulks was savage, and both knew the only way their feud would end was when one of them was dead. Banner was unwilling to take a life, but his opponent wasn't as squeamish. Red Hulk delivered a killing blow only he failed to kill the Hulk. Instead, he was defeated, and Hulk told him he could never change back into Ross or he would expose him as a traitor to the world. Ross was trapped in the body of what he hated most and there was nothing he could do about it. Red Hulk was imprisoned, and Hulk called in Steve Rogers to give his enemy a chance at redemption.		Red Hulk was not going to place the country he fought so hard to protect over the years in jeopardy, but to his surprise, the Hulk returned and challenged his authority. The battle of the Hulks was savage, and both knew the only way their feud would end was when one of them was dead. Banner was unwilling to take a life, but his opponent wasn't as squeamish. Red Hulk delivered a killing blow only he failed to kill the Hulk. Instead, he was defeated, and Hulk told him he could never change back into Ross or he would expose him as a traitor to the world. Ross was trapped in the body of what he hated most and there was nothing he could do about it. Red Hulk was imprisoned, and Hulk called in Steve Rogers to give his enemy a chance at redemption.
		+
		+	== Scorched Earth ==
		+
		+	Ross' time to prove himself would come as a backup plan of the Leader's and M.O.D.O.K.'s automatically initiated after their defeat. Steve Rogers enlisted Red Hulk to stop everything from techno-viruses to speeding comets, hard-sound sea monsters to mega-life from [[Monster Island]], but Red Hulk could not handle it alone. Specially selected teammates were paired with Red Hulk, but all had a score to settle with him. Iron Man, Thor, Namor and even A-Bomb had all fallen to his might, but each of them had to move past previous defeats to save Earth from certain destruction. Red Hulk ran into trouble on Monster Island while attempting to stop the inhabitants from marching to the mainland and destroying everything in their path. His body overheated as his temper rose, and Red Hulk transformed back to Ross. He would have been eaten if Banner had not teleported to his side, giving Ross enough time to cool down and change back. Again at full strength, the Hulks found the supercomputer consisting of several cloned M.O.D.O.K. brains responsible for activating the Scorched Earth scenarios, and Red Hulk demolished it, shutting it down. Unknown to him he missed one of the brains which was implanted into a new body and [[MODOK Superior]] was born.
		+
		+	== Lights! Camera! Fight! ==
		+
		+	[[image: Acotilletta2--Red Hulk composite442.jpg\|200px\|left\|thumb]] With the doomsday plot averted, Red Hulk was assigned other tasks to give him purpose. While on the tail of a spiraling portal Red Hulk was attacked by a mind-controlled [[Woodgod]] but quickly defeated him. Woodgod retreated back through the portal, and his master returned in his place. The original Hulk, the mighty [[Xemnu]], came for a rematch with the Hulk to lay claim to the planet Earth, and the [[Impossible Man]] was with him to record the event for a galactic fighting circuit. Xemnu was not interested in battling an imposter, but Red Hulk was not interested in Xemnu's opinion of him either. However, Red Hulk was susceptible to Xemnu’s mind control and was forced to pummel himself with his own fists until Banner showed up, and the Impossible Man merged both green and red Hulks, combining their best aspects into one individual. Xemnu had prepared for any eventuality and unleashed his own creation engineered with the Hulk's DNA – [[Kluh]]. At first it was difficult for their two minds to act as one, but there was one thing Ross and Banner could focus on to help them solve their problem, Betty. Now able to focus clearly this composite Hulk was able to defeat Kluh and Xemnu, again saving the Earth from certain disaster. The Impossible Man proposed they go on tour with the galactic fighting circuit but immediately separated the two Hulks who hated the idea.
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2010-09-24T17:40:36Z

added recent history

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	Drained both mentally and physically because of his ordeal aboard the Hellcarrier, Ross looked defeated until an out-of-control Cosmic Hulk happened upon him and attacked. Ross absorbed much of the radiation flowing through the robot's body, triggering his transformation back to the Red Hulk. He tore the Cosmic Hulk in half and began his search for the Leader. Done with alliances and ready to take on the world solo, Red Hulk confronted the Leader only to learn Glenn Talbot was inserted into the White House as a replacement for Ross since the world believed him dead. Red Hulk absorbed all the gamma radiation within the Leader's body, leaving him an ordinary man. He then proceeded to the White House to destroy what he assumed was another Life Model Decoy of Talbot controlled by the Leader while it was addressing the people of the nation. Red Hulk held the LMD's severed head up to the cameras and stated he was now in charge.		Drained both mentally and physically because of his ordeal aboard the Hellcarrier, Ross looked defeated until an out-of-control Cosmic Hulk happened upon him and attacked. Ross absorbed much of the radiation flowing through the robot's body, triggering his transformation back to the Red Hulk. He tore the Cosmic Hulk in half and began his search for the Leader. Done with alliances and ready to take on the world solo, Red Hulk confronted the Leader only to learn Glenn Talbot was inserted into the White House as a replacement for Ross since the world believed him dead. Red Hulk absorbed all the gamma radiation within the Leader's body, leaving him an ordinary man. He then proceeded to the White House to destroy what he assumed was another Life Model Decoy of Talbot controlled by the Leader while it was addressing the people of the nation. Red Hulk held the LMD's severed head up to the cameras and stated he was now in charge.
		+
		+	Red Hulk was not going to place the country he fought so hard to protect over the years in jeopardy, but to his surprise, the Hulk returned and challenged his authority. The battle of the Hulks was savage, and both knew the only way their feud would end was when one of them was dead. Banner was unwilling to take a life, but his opponent wasn't as squeamish. Red Hulk delivered a killing blow only he failed to kill the Hulk. Instead, he was defeated, and Hulk told him he could never change back into Ross or he would expose him as a traitor to the world. Ross was trapped in the body of what he hated most and there was nothing he could do about it. Red Hulk was imprisoned, and Hulk called in Steve Rogers to give his enemy a chance at redemption.
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Acotilletta2: updated stats with HB information

2010-09-11T04:41:45Z

updated stats with HB information

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	\| aliases = General Ross, "Thunderbolt" Ross, Red Hulk, Rulk, Red, Red man, Redeemer, Zzzax		\| aliases = General Ross, "Thunderbolt" Ross, Red Hulk, Rulk, Red, Red man, Redeemer, Zzzax
	\| identity = Publicly known (Ross); known only to a select few (Red Hulk)		\| identity = Publicly known (Ross); known only to a select few (Red Hulk)
-	\| occupation = ~~Lieutenant General~~, U.S. Air Force~~; former assassin~~	+	\| occupation = Adventurer; former assassin, lieutenant general, U.S. Air Force, stunt pilot
	\| citizenship = U.S.A.		\| citizenship = U.S.A.
	\| place_of_birth = Unrevealed		\| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
-	\| relatives = Karen Lee Ross (wife, deceased), [[Ross-Banner, Betty\|Betty Ross-Banner]] (daughter), [[Talbot, Glenn\|Glenn Talbot]] (son-in-law, deceased), [[Hulk (Bruce Banner)\|Bruce Banner]] (son-in-law)	+	\| relatives = Karen Lee Ross (wife, deceased), [[Ross-Banner, Betty\|Betty Ross-Banner]] (daughter), [[Talbot, Glenn\|Glenn Talbot]] (son-in-law, deceased), [[Hulk (Bruce Banner)\|Bruce Banner]] (son-in-law), unidentified father-in-law
	\| groups = None; formerly [[Intelligencia]], [[Code Red]], [[Offenders]], [[Operation: Hulk]], United States Air Force Mobile Combat Force One ([[Hulkbusters]] and Area 102 Hulkbusters)		\| groups = None; formerly [[Intelligencia]], [[Code Red]], [[Offenders]], [[Operation: Hulk]], United States Air Force Mobile Combat Force One ([[Hulkbusters]] and Area 102 Hulkbusters)
	\| education = Unrevealed		\| education = Unrevealed
-	\| height = 6'1" (Ross); ~~Unrevealed~~ (Red Hulk)	+	\| height = 6'1" (Ross); 7' (Red Hulk)
-	\| weight = 245 lbs. (Ross); ~~Unrevealed~~ (Red Hulk)	+	\| weight = 245 lbs. (Ross); 1200 lbs. (Red Hulk)
	\| eyes = Blue (Ross); Yellow (Red Hulk)		\| eyes = Blue (Ross); Yellow (Red Hulk)
	\| hair = White, formerly brown (Ross); Black (Red Hulk)		\| hair = White, formerly brown (Ross); Black (Red Hulk)
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	At one time, Ross's mind controlled the form of [[Zzzax]] and commanded Zzzax's powers too. When his mind was returned to his original body, Ross could still release some of the electromagnetic energy at will for a brief period.		At one time, Ross's mind controlled the form of [[Zzzax]] and commanded Zzzax's powers too. When his mind was returned to his original body, Ross could still release some of the electromagnetic energy at will for a brief period.
-	\| abilities = Ross has proven himself to be a highly skilled armed and unarmed combatant as well as a master strategist	+	\| abilities = Ross has proven himself to be a highly skilled armed and unarmed combatant as well as a master strategist, organizer and leader
	\| weapons = Ross has had access to a variety of conventional and unconventional weaponry throughout his career.		\| weapons = Ross has had access to a variety of conventional and unconventional weaponry throughout his career.

	Red Hulk used a giant-sized gun, stolen from [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], to assassinate the [[Abomination]], has used other types of guns as well and has shown proficiency in wielding more barbaric items like a chain.		Red Hulk used a giant-sized gun, stolen from [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], to assassinate the [[Abomination]], has used other types of guns as well and has shown proficiency in wielding more barbaric items like a chain.
	\| paraphernalia = None		\| paraphernalia = None
-	\| debut = (Ross) Incredible Hulk #1 (1962); (Red Hulk) Hulk #1 (2008)	+	\| debut = (Ross) Incredible Hulk #1 (1962); (Redeemer) Incredible Hulk #397 (1992); (Red Hulk) Hulk #1 (2008)
	\| origin = (Ross) Incredible Hulk #291 (1984); (Red Hulk) Hulk #23 (2010)		\| origin = (Ross) Incredible Hulk #291 (1984); (Red Hulk) Hulk #23 (2010)
	\| significant_issues = Operation: Hulk initiated (Tales to Astonish #61, 1964); Operation: Greenskin/Hulkbusters initiated (Incredible Hulk #145, 1971); captured by the Gremlin's agents (Incredible Hulk #163-166, 1973); renamed Hulkbuster Base as Gamma Base (Incredible Hulk #198, 1976); nervous breakdown (Incredible Hulk #228, 1971), allied with MODOK and Abomination (Incredible Hulk #287-290, 1983); merged with Zzzax, died fighting Nevermind (Incredible Hulk #325-327, 330; 1986, 1987); resurrected and used as Redeemer (Incredible Hulk #398-400, 1992); re-resurrected by Troyjans (Incredible Hulk #464, 1998); with Kathleen Sparr in new Hulkbusters (Incredible Hulk #468, 470, 472-474; 1998, 1999); forced to assist Gen. Ryker (Incredible Hulk #16, 18-20; 2000); sent Hulk to gain vengeance on Abomination (Incredible Hulk #24-25, 2001); Responsible for the death of the Abomination (Hulk #1, 2008); Defeated She-Hulk and Iron Man and took out a S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier (Hulk #2, 2008); Fought A-Bomb, destroyed Gamma Base and released the original Hulk (Hulk #3, 2008); Fought and defeated Hulk (Hulk #4, 2008); Fought, defeated and left Thor stranded on the moon (Hulk #5, 2008); Rematch with Hulk and Thor, was beaten then abandoned by his benefactors, General Ross and Doc Samson (Hulk #6, 2008); killed a Wendigo before facing the Abomination, and threatened the life of She-Hulk before destroying the Helicarrier (King-Size Hulk #1, 2008); Challenged by She-Hulk and her allies and made quick work of them (Hulk #7-9, 2008); Formed a group of his own to take on the Defenders, killed the Hulk but was defeated by the Hulk when he was resurrected by the Grandmaster (Hulk 10-12, 2009); Possibly had his identity compromised by Domino, formed Code Red, fought X-Force, and found out his allies were now his enemies (Hulk #13-17, 2009-2010); killed General Ross LMD and is working with Banner (Fall of the Hulks: Gamma, 2010); Saved Fantastic Four from being killed by the Frightful Four (Hulk #19, 2010); Attempted to prevent the kidnapping of T'Challa and Beast (Hulk #20. 2010); Helped Thudra get home (Fall of the Hulks: Red Hulk #2, 2010); Beaten by the Intelligencia (Hulk #21, 2010); Origin of the Red Hulk (Hulk #23, 2010)		\| significant_issues = Operation: Hulk initiated (Tales to Astonish #61, 1964); Operation: Greenskin/Hulkbusters initiated (Incredible Hulk #145, 1971); captured by the Gremlin's agents (Incredible Hulk #163-166, 1973); renamed Hulkbuster Base as Gamma Base (Incredible Hulk #198, 1976); nervous breakdown (Incredible Hulk #228, 1971), allied with MODOK and Abomination (Incredible Hulk #287-290, 1983); merged with Zzzax, died fighting Nevermind (Incredible Hulk #325-327, 330; 1986, 1987); resurrected and used as Redeemer (Incredible Hulk #398-400, 1992); re-resurrected by Troyjans (Incredible Hulk #464, 1998); with Kathleen Sparr in new Hulkbusters (Incredible Hulk #468, 470, 472-474; 1998, 1999); forced to assist Gen. Ryker (Incredible Hulk #16, 18-20; 2000); sent Hulk to gain vengeance on Abomination (Incredible Hulk #24-25, 2001); Responsible for the death of the Abomination (Hulk #1, 2008); Defeated She-Hulk and Iron Man and took out a S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier (Hulk #2, 2008); Fought A-Bomb, destroyed Gamma Base and released the original Hulk (Hulk #3, 2008); Fought and defeated Hulk (Hulk #4, 2008); Fought, defeated and left Thor stranded on the moon (Hulk #5, 2008); Rematch with Hulk and Thor, was beaten then abandoned by his benefactors, General Ross and Doc Samson (Hulk #6, 2008); killed a Wendigo before facing the Abomination, and threatened the life of She-Hulk before destroying the Helicarrier (King-Size Hulk #1, 2008); Challenged by She-Hulk and her allies and made quick work of them (Hulk #7-9, 2008); Formed a group of his own to take on the Defenders, killed the Hulk but was defeated by the Hulk when he was resurrected by the Grandmaster (Hulk 10-12, 2009); Possibly had his identity compromised by Domino, formed Code Red, fought X-Force, and found out his allies were now his enemies (Hulk #13-17, 2009-2010); killed General Ross LMD and is working with Banner (Fall of the Hulks: Gamma, 2010); Saved Fantastic Four from being killed by the Frightful Four (Hulk #19, 2010); Attempted to prevent the kidnapping of T'Challa and Beast (Hulk #20. 2010); Helped Thudra get home (Fall of the Hulks: Red Hulk #2, 2010); Beaten by the Intelligencia (Hulk #21, 2010); Origin of the Red Hulk (Hulk #23, 2010)

Acotilletta2: combined General Ross profile with Red Hulk, added inline images and chapter titles, changed main image

2010-08-02T06:47:50Z

combined General Ross profile with Red Hulk, added inline images and chapter titles, changed main image

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Heavyone at 20:21, 24 May 2010

2010-05-24T20:21:00Z

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	universe = [[Marvel Universe]]		universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
-	\| real_name = ~~Unrevealed~~	+	\| real_name = General Thaddeus E. "Thunderbolt" Ross
	\| identity = Red Hulk's true identity is only known to a select few		\| identity = Red Hulk's true identity is only known to a select few
	\| aliases = Red, Red man, Rulk		\| aliases = Red, Red man, Rulk
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	\| citizenship = Unrevealed		\| citizenship = Unrevealed
	\| education = Unrevealed		\| education = Unrevealed
-	\| relatives = ~~Unrevealed~~	+	\| relatives = Betty Ross Talbot Banner
	\| height = Unrevealed		\| height = Unrevealed
	\| weight = Unrevealed		\| weight = Unrevealed
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	Then, following the orders of his superiors, Red Hulk went to a place of their choosing but was spied upon by [[Domino (Neena Thurman)\|Domino]]. Fearing she uncovered his secret identity, Red Hulk gave pursuit but lost her when a roof collapsed under his feet. His was given names of other operatives and force to form a team in order to secure Domino, making sure she would tell no one what she saw. His team, secretly named [[Code Red]], found their target, but Domino was not without friends of her own. [[X-Force]] was on hand, and they weren't going to let Domino be captured. A furious battle between both teams, and a surprise appearance of a [[Red She-Hulk]], ended up in a deadly betrayal by Samson – severing ties with his former employers, the [[Intelligencia]]. Red Hulk discovered his true identity was exposed just to show him he wasn't as untouchable as he believed. The specific members of his team were chosen because they would ensure his identity would be spread around should Domino have talked. Red Hulk had a new war to fight, but only he knew what his next move would be.		Then, following the orders of his superiors, Red Hulk went to a place of their choosing but was spied upon by [[Domino (Neena Thurman)\|Domino]]. Fearing she uncovered his secret identity, Red Hulk gave pursuit but lost her when a roof collapsed under his feet. His was given names of other operatives and force to form a team in order to secure Domino, making sure she would tell no one what she saw. His team, secretly named [[Code Red]], found their target, but Domino was not without friends of her own. [[X-Force]] was on hand, and they weren't going to let Domino be captured. A furious battle between both teams, and a surprise appearance of a [[Red She-Hulk]], ended up in a deadly betrayal by Samson – severing ties with his former employers, the [[Intelligencia]]. Red Hulk discovered his true identity was exposed just to show him he wasn't as untouchable as he believed. The specific members of his team were chosen because they would ensure his identity would be spread around should Domino have talked. Red Hulk had a new war to fight, but only he knew what his next move would be.

-	Red Hulk made an apparent meeting with General Ross that concluded with the general's death when he showed up in the [[Redeemer (armor)\|Redeemer]] armor, intending to kill the red giant. After the memorial service, Red Hulk met with his new ally who appeared to have orchestrated Ross' death all along, Bruce Banner. However, when the new [[Frightful Four]] attacked the [[Fantastic Four]] in the [[Baxter Building]], Red Hulk came to their rescue. He managed to save everyone inside even though [[Mister Fantastic]] was kidnapped. He also tried to prevent the Intelligencia from abducting [[Beast]] and [[Black Panther (T'Challa)\|T'Challa]] from his home in [[Wakanda]] but opposing the [[X-Men]] as well as the [[Red Ghost]] proved to be too much for him. Red Hulk's last chance to stop the Intelligencia would be aboard their [[Hellcarrier]]. His presence was expected and they unleashed the [[Gammadroid]] and [[Hulk (Cosmos Automation)\|Cosmic Hulk]] to take him down. Instead of preventing his former allies from unleashing their master stroke, Red Hulk became a part of it as they siphoned off much of his energy to create an army of Hulks. His backup plan, [[Deadpool]], saved him before they completely drained him, but he was bathed in a gamma bath, transforming him into Hulkpool. The worst part for Red Hulk was the Intelligencia had won with a plan he devised.	+	Red Hulk made an apparent meeting with General Ross that concluded with the general's death when he showed up in the [[Redeemer (armor)\|Redeemer]] armor, intending to kill the red giant. After the memorial service, Red Hulk met with his new ally who appeared to have orchestrated Ross' death all along, Bruce Banner. However, when the new [[Frightful Four]] attacked the [[Fantastic Four]] in the [[Baxter Building]], Red Hulk came to their rescue. He managed to save everyone inside even though [[Mister Fantastic]] was kidnapped. He also tried to prevent the Intelligencia from abducting [[Beast]] and [[Black Panther (T'Challa)\|T'Challa]] from his home in [[Wakanda]] but opposing the [[X-Men]] as well as the [[Red Ghost]] proved to be too much for him. Red Hulk's last chance to stop the Intelligencia would be aboard their [[Hellcarrier]]. His presence was expected and they unleashed the [[Gammadroid]] and [[Hulk (Cosmos Automation)\|Cosmic Hulk]] to take him down. Instead of preventing his former allies from unleashing their master stroke, Red Hulk became a part of it as they siphoned off much of his energy to create an army of Hulks. His backup plan, [[Deadpool]], saved him before they completely drained him, but he was bathed in a gamma bath, transforming him into Hulkpool. The worst part for Red Hulk was the Intelligencia had won with a plan he devised.
		+
		+	In the 2010 "World War Hulks" storyline, the General's death is revealed to have been a ruse when, during a battle with Red She-Hulk, the Red Hulk reverts to human form, and is revealed to be General Thunderbolt Ross himself.
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Acotilletta2: Reverted edits by CovenantRider (Talk) to last revision by Acotilletta2

2010-04-30T03:44:14Z

Reverted edits by CovenantRider (Talk) to last revision by Acotilletta2

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	\| real_name = Unrevealed		\| real_name = Unrevealed
	\| identity = Red Hulk's true identity is only known to a select few		\| identity = Red Hulk's true identity is only known to a select few
-	\| aliases = Red, Red man, Rulk~~, Red Goliath, Rage, Big Red~~	+	\| aliases = Red, Red man, Rulk
	\| occupation = Unemployed, former assassin		\| occupation = Unemployed, former assassin
	\| place_of_birth = Unrevealed		\| place_of_birth = Unrevealed

CovenantRider: I am just adding some more nick names to red hulk

2010-04-30T00:31:34Z

I am just adding some more nick names to red hulk

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	\| identity = Red Hulk's true identity is only known to a select few		\| identity = Red Hulk's true identity is only known to a select few
-	\| aliases = Red, Red man, Rulk	+	\| aliases = Red, Red man, Rulk, Red Goliath, Rage, Big Red
	\| occupation = Unemployed, former assassin		\| occupation = Unemployed, former assassin
	\| place_of_birth = Unrevealed		\| place_of_birth = Unrevealed

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2010-04-27T22:51:48Z

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Acotilletta2: added info from Hulk #20-21

2010-04-23T19:29:53Z

added info from Hulk #20-21

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	universe = [[Marvel Universe]]		universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
-	\| real_name = ~~Glenn Talbot~~	+	\| real_name = Unrevealed
	\| identity = Red Hulk's true identity is only known to a select few		\| identity = Red Hulk's true identity is only known to a select few
	\| aliases = Red, Red man, Rulk		\| aliases = Red, Red man, Rulk
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	\| debut = Hulk #1 (2008)		\| debut = Hulk #1 (2008)
	\| origin = Unrevealed		\| origin = Unrevealed
-	\| significant_issues = Responsible for the death of the Abomination (Hulk #1, 2008); Defeated She-Hulk and Iron Man and took out a S.H.I.E.L.D. helicarrier (Hulk #2, 2008); Fought A-Bomb, destroyed Gamma Base and released the original Hulk (Hulk #3, 2008); Fought and defeated Hulk (Hulk #4, 2008); Fought, defeated and left Thor stranded on the moon (Hulk #5, 2008); Rematch with Hulk and Thor, was beaten then abandoned by his benefactors, General Ross and Doc Samson (Hulk #6, 2008); killed a Wendigo before facing the Abomination, and threatened the life of She-Hulk before destroying the helicarrier (King-Size Hulk #1, 2008); Challenged by She-Hulk and her allies and made quick work of them (Hulk #7-9, 2008); Formed a group of his own to take on the Defenders, killed the Hulk but was defeated by the Hulk when he resurrected by the Grandmaster (Hulk 10-12, 2009); Possibly had his identity compromised by Domino, formed Code Red, fought X-Force, and found out his allies were now his enemies (Hulk #13-17, 2009-2010); killed General Ross and is working with Banner (Fall of the Hulks: Gamma, 2010); Saved ~~fantastic~~ Four from being killed by the Frightful Four (Hulk #19, 2010)	+	\| significant_issues = Responsible for the death of the Abomination (Hulk #1, 2008); Defeated She-Hulk and Iron Man and took out a S.H.I.E.L.D. helicarrier (Hulk #2, 2008); Fought A-Bomb, destroyed Gamma Base and released the original Hulk (Hulk #3, 2008); Fought and defeated Hulk (Hulk #4, 2008); Fought, defeated and left Thor stranded on the moon (Hulk #5, 2008); Rematch with Hulk and Thor, was beaten then abandoned by his benefactors, General Ross and Doc Samson (Hulk #6, 2008); killed a Wendigo before facing the Abomination, and threatened the life of She-Hulk before destroying the helicarrier (King-Size Hulk #1, 2008); Challenged by She-Hulk and her allies and made quick work of them (Hulk #7-9, 2008); Formed a group of his own to take on the Defenders, killed the Hulk but was defeated by the Hulk when he resurrected by the Grandmaster (Hulk 10-12, 2009); Possibly had his identity compromised by Domino, formed Code Red, fought X-Force, and found out his allies were now his enemies (Hulk #13-17, 2009-2010); killed General Ross and is working with Banner (Fall of the Hulks: Gamma, 2010); Saved Fantastic Four from being killed by the Frightful Four (Hulk #19, 2010); Attempted to prevent the kidnapping of T'Challa and Beast (Hulk #20. 2010); Helped Thudra get home (Fall of the Hulks: Red Hulk #2, 2010); Beaten by the Intelligencia (Hulk #21, 2010)
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	Then, following the orders of his superiors, Red Hulk went to a place of their choosing but was spied upon by [[Domino (Neena Thurman)\|Domino]]. Fearing she uncovered his secret identity, Red Hulk gave pursuit but lost her when a roof collapsed under his feet. His was given names of other operatives and force to form a team in order to secure Domino, making sure she would tell no one what she saw. His team, secretly named [[Code Red]], found their target, but Domino was not without friends of her own. [[X-Force]] was on hand, and they weren't going to let Domino be captured. A furious battle between both teams, and a surprise appearance of a [[Red She-Hulk]], ended up in a deadly betrayal by Samson – severing ties with his former employers, the [[Intelligencia]]. Red Hulk discovered his true identity was exposed just to show him he wasn't as untouchable as he believed. The specific members of his team were chosen because they would ensure his identity would be spread around should Domino have talked. Red Hulk had a new war to fight, but only he knew what his next move would be.		Then, following the orders of his superiors, Red Hulk went to a place of their choosing but was spied upon by [[Domino (Neena Thurman)\|Domino]]. Fearing she uncovered his secret identity, Red Hulk gave pursuit but lost her when a roof collapsed under his feet. His was given names of other operatives and force to form a team in order to secure Domino, making sure she would tell no one what she saw. His team, secretly named [[Code Red]], found their target, but Domino was not without friends of her own. [[X-Force]] was on hand, and they weren't going to let Domino be captured. A furious battle between both teams, and a surprise appearance of a [[Red She-Hulk]], ended up in a deadly betrayal by Samson – severing ties with his former employers, the [[Intelligencia]]. Red Hulk discovered his true identity was exposed just to show him he wasn't as untouchable as he believed. The specific members of his team were chosen because they would ensure his identity would be spread around should Domino have talked. Red Hulk had a new war to fight, but only he knew what his next move would be.

-	Red Hulk made an apparent meeting with General Ross that concluded with the general's death when he showed up in the [[Redeemer (armor)\|Redeemer]] armor, intending to kill the red giant. After the memorial service, Red Hulk met with his new ally who appeared to have orchestrated Ross' death all along, Bruce Banner. However, when the new [[Frightful Four]] attacked the [[Fantastic Four]] in the [[Baxter Building]], Red Hulk came to their rescue. He managed to save everyone inside even though [[Mister Fantastic]] was kidnapped.	+	Red Hulk made an apparent meeting with General Ross that concluded with the general's death when he showed up in the [[Redeemer (armor)\|Redeemer]] armor, intending to kill the red giant. After the memorial service, Red Hulk met with his new ally who appeared to have orchestrated Ross' death all along, Bruce Banner. However, when the new [[Frightful Four]] attacked the [[Fantastic Four]] in the [[Baxter Building]], Red Hulk came to their rescue. He managed to save everyone inside even though [[Mister Fantastic]] was kidnapped. He also tried to prevent the Intelligencia from abducting [[Beast]] and [[Black Panther (T'Challa)\|T'Challa]] from his home in [[Wakanda]] but opposing the [[X-Men]] as well as the [[Red Ghost]] proved to be too much for him. Red Hulk's last chance to stop the Intelligencia would be aboard their [[Hellcarrier]]. His presence was expected and they unleashed the [[Gammadroid]] and [[Hulk (Cosmos Automation)\|Cosmic Hulk]] to take him down. Instead of preventing his former allies from unleashing their master stroke, Red Hulk became a part of it as they siphoned off much of his energy to create an army of Hulks. His backup plan, [[Deadpool]], saved him before they completely drained him, but he was bathed in a gamma bath, transforming him into Hulkpool. The worst part for Red Hulk was the Intelligencia had won with a plan he devised.
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