Is it just me?

[Punstarr]

...or is the Red Hulk the most absurd character to ever invade the pages of a Marvel comic?

Beating up the Watcher (who can go toe to toe with Galactus)?

Picking up Mjolnir despite the Odinforce placing an enchantment on it so powerful even Dr Strange is envious.

Or to quote someone from another site:

He even went so far as to "ignore" the enchanment on Mjolnir because he "didn't care" what the "rules" were....


Thor - "Impossible, no-one who is unworthy can lift Mjolnir!"

Red Hulk - "You're confusing me with someone who gives a crap!"


That's awesome writing...

Absorbing the Power Cosmic?

Am I really the only one who finds this character to be the height of ridiculousness?

[BurningDoom]

No, you're not alone. I lost interested long ago.

-Nate-

[Green Skin]

I hear ya. The character so absurd it's like a 10 year old is writing it. My favorite absurd moment is when he took Terrax's axe and slice the Surfer's board in two. Now that they have Red She Hulk we should get double the stupidness.

[Punstarr]

That's a relief.

Remember this is the same writer that got fired from Heroes for his crappy writing there.

[Green Skin]

That's a relief.

Remember this is the same writer that got fired from Heroes for his crappy writing there.

Didn't realize he wrote on Heroes, certainly explains a lot.

[Wesr]

I looked the red hulk and she hulk up on a wiki and they had an interview with that guy and he was a real d-bag when they mentioned the criticism his comics get for the writing.

[sonofred79]

That's why I love DC comics a lot better than Marvel comics. I mean don't get me wrong I like marvel but I like DC better. Especially when things like captain america dies, red hulk comes, wolverine has a son so does hulk, sabretooth dies. But then look at DC all these gl series and nightwing becomes batman in my opinion way better

[Punstarr]

I like Marvel better because DC tends to be stories about god level characters and Marvel tends to be stories about real people you can relate to more... real people with real flaws. Honestly, who can you relate to more? Clark Kent or Peter Parker? Bruce Wayne or Tony Stark? Clark and Bruce have no -flaws-, which is is what makes a character interesting. DC tends to be more about the hero and less about the guy or gal behind the mask that I've seen.