The page is from the article "Bring on the Bad Guys!" by Tom Brevoort and Mike Kanterovich, which concerns itself even then with the darkening of the Superheroes. Running with the article were lighter sidebar illustrations of the "Good" "Better" and "Best" versions of various Marvel chracters, with the best in each case being a wacky made-up version that was even more extreme than the most extreme version. You can imagine the character progressions that lead to "Bile", "the Patriot Missile", and "Clawjaw". Anyway, the "Red Hulk" pictured above is a red-colored Hulk 2099, if you didn't know.
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Actually, there is a red hulk from the early 1960s.
http://thatsmyskull.blogspot.com/2007/05/world-war-hulk-1961.html
Cool. I dunno,though, Xemnu was more "burnt sienna" than "red".
Not a fan of the "Rulk" storyline, but this pic of a red She-Hulk is hawt!
http://media.comicvine.com/uploads/3/33806/889721-hulkthe016_cov_super.jpg
Totally SFW, I promise!
So, that's supposed to be a "Dark Hulk" ...?
I always did think it was odd that Phoenix wore green and Dark Phoenix wore red. Green means go and red means stop ...? Yeah, I guess red really IS an evil color then. Yeah. Right. :-P
I'm not as sure the Red She-Hulk will be evil as everyone expects, but I could be wrong.
That now makes three She-Hulks in existence: Jen Walters, the Hulk/Thundra offspring, and the Red one (whom I predict will turn out to be Domino).
"Bile" the better symbiote/Spiderman in the 93 Year in Review also is a ringer for Toxin.
Oh post the rest, please please post the rest!
Yes. I'd love to see more of these.
Why did anyone ever think it was a good idea to put Hulk in a vest?
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