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Red Hulk #3

Jun 2025 · Marvel · 3.99 USD
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Red Hulk #3 (titled 'Uncharted Territory,' April 30, 2025) is a pivotal chapter in the 2025 One World Under Doom event, putting a powerless Thunderbolt Ross — stripped of his ability to transform — through a desperate survival gauntlet across the snowbound mountains of Latveria alongside the unconventional team of Machine Man (Aaron Stack) and Deathlok. The issue is narratively significant because it forces Percy to interrogate the character beneath the gamma-powered exterior: Ross functions here as a purely human military strategist, with his lifetime of war-gaming Latverian terrain becoming his only edge against an overwhelming Doombot force. Within the broader event, Red Hulk #3 also marks a direct, personal intervention by Doctor Doom himself, escalating the series from a prison-break thriller into a full confrontation between the Marvel Universe's new sovereign and one of its most stubborn patriots. The issue also carries a backup or supplementary entry for Deathlok Prime, expanding the cyborg mythology within this corner of the One World Under Doom narrative.

writer Benjamin Percy · artist, inker Geoff Shaw · colorist Bryan Valenza · letterer VC's Cory Petit · cover Geoff Shaw

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History

The 2025 Red Hulk series was conceived by writer Benjamin Percy after Marvel editorial briefed creators on the One World Under Doom event framework; Percy has publicly stated that the premise of a Doom-controlled world immediately pointed him toward Thunderbolt Ross — a man defined by patriotism and strategic obsession — as the ideal protagonist to resist Doom from the inside. Percy and artist Geoff Shaw had already collaborated on Marvel's 'Weapons of Vengeance' Wolverine/Ghost Rider crossover, making their Red Hulk reunion a pre-established creative partnership rather than a new pairing. Series editor Mark Paniccia arranged a prelude story in Incredible Hulk #19 (the milestone 800th Hulk issue) to set the stage before issue #1 launched on February 26, 2025, with issue #3 following on April 30, 2025.

Trivia · 8 facts

  • Written by Benjamin Percy, art and main cover by Geoff Shaw, colored by Bryan Valenza, lettered by VC's Cory Petit; edited by Mark Paniccia under Editor-in-Chief C.B. Cebulski.
  • Released April 30, 2025 (cover-dated June 2025); titled 'Uncharted Territory'; 32 pages, rated T+.
  • Tie-in to Marvel's 2025 One World Under Doom event, in which Doctor Doom — having claimed the title of Sorcerer Supreme — has imprisoned Thunderbolt Ross and other strategic minds in a Latverian 'Think Tank.'
  • Core story: Ross, having escaped Doom's dungeon but too depleted to transform into Red Hulk, leads Machine Man (Aaron Stack) and Deathlok through the Latverian mountains toward a nuclear plant where he can reabsorb enough radiation to power up — a plan drawn from decades of military contingency planning against Latveria.
  • Doctor Doom himself abandons a United Nations address to personally intervene when he learns of Ross's objective, escalating the threat from Doombots to the Sorcerer Supreme directly.
  • Simon Ryker (General) is separated from the group during the escape — betraying Ross and subsequently being electrocuted — setting up his later transformation into the villain War-Wolf in the ongoing series.
  • The issue carries a supplementary appearance of Deathlok Prime alongside the series' recurring Deathlok (Luther Manning).
  • Issue #3 carries two DOOM-banner variant covers (Ben Harvey variant and John Giang variant), part of Marvel's line-wide variant program for the One World Under Doom event.

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Full credits

artist, inker Geoff Shaw
colorist Bryan Valenza
cover pencils, inks Geoff Shaw

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Reprinted in Red Hulk #1 (2025)

Variants (2)

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