Red Hulk #10

History

Marvel announced the Red Hulk series in November 2024, timed deliberately to coincide with the character's MCU debut in the film Captain America: Brave New World (February 2025). Writer Benjamin Percy — coming off his acclaimed 'Sabretooth War' run in Wolverine — pitched the concept around Doom using Ross as a wargaming asset, a premise that immediately locked the book into the One World Under Doom event as one of its foundational tie-in series. Percy and series regular artist Geoff Shaw handled the bulk of the run; Gabriel Guzman stepped in as interior penciler for the final two issues (#9–10), with Shaw retaining cover duties throughout. Editor Mark Paniccia shepherded the series, which concluded in November 2025 (cover-dated January 2026) alongside the close of the broader One World Under Doom event.

Trivia · 8 facts

• Written by Benjamin Percy with interior art by Gabriel Guzman, colors by Bryan Valenza, and cover art by Geoff Shaw; a Michele Bandini variant cover was also produced.
• Released November 12, 2025, with a January 2026 cover date; it is the tenth and final issue of the Red Hulk Vol. 1 (2025–2026) series.
• The issue is a tie-in to Marvel's 'One World Under Doom' event and is listed as issue #76 of 81 in that event's publication order.
• War-Wolf (Captain Simon Ryker) received his first appearance as War-Wolf — an armored lycanthrope alter ego — in Red Hulk #6 of this same series; issue #10 delivers his climactic battle against Thaddeus Ross/Red Hulk in the Latverian mountains.
• Wildstreak (First Sergeant Tamika Bowden) appears in this issue; the character was originally introduced in Fantastic Four Annual #26 and had not appeared in comics since 2006 before being revived in this series.
• The issue marks the final in-series appearances of Machine Man (Aaron Stack), Deathlok (Luther Manning/Deathlok Prime), and Wildstreak (Tamika Bowden) as assembled in this story — as indicated in official solicitation copy.
• The story's title, 'Red Flag,' functions as a deliberate double meaning: Ross plants a U.S. flag in Latveria at the issue's close, an act Wildstreak warned would widen the conflict — an ending that seeds further geopolitical consequences addressed in Captain America (2025) #5 and beyond.
• The series was launched in part to capitalize on the Red Hulk's MCU debut in Captain America: Brave New World (February 14, 2025), and the conclusion of this run feeds directly into subsequent Marvel Universe storylines including The Will of Doom and a new Captain America arc.

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