Red Hulk #1
Frank Miller regular variant · original first printing · One World Under Doom tie-in · Collect Forever label #1F
26 February 2025
Original first-print Frank Miller regular variant of Red Hulk #1, launching Benjamin Percy and Geoff Shaw's 2025 Thunderbolt Ross series as part of One World Under Doom. The story imprisons Ross in Doctor Doom's Think Tank alongside Machine Man and Deathlok and begins a ten-issue run later collected across two volumes.
Read the catalogue note →- Issue
- #1
- Publisher
- Marvel Comics
- State
- Collect Forever Soft Slab
- Condition
- Near Mint appearance, provisional and ungraded inside Collect Forever Soft Slab.
- Completeness
- Complete under the standing TMR accession rule. No missing issued component has been reported; the comic remains enclosed in its Collect Forever Soft Slab, so interior page-by-page inspection has not been performed.
- Rarity
- Open-order regular variant; no edition-size claim made
Catalogue note
Original first-print Frank Miller regular variant of Red Hulk #1, launching Benjamin Percy and Geoff Shaw's 2025 Thunderbolt Ross series as part of One World Under Doom. The story imprisons Ross in Doctor Doom's Think Tank alongside Machine Man and Deathlok and begins a ten-issue run later collected across two volumes. Miller's cover provides a late-career visual interpretation of Red Hulk, with Alex Sinclair on cover colour. The issue appeared in the same period that Red Hulk was receiving renewed mainstream attention through Captain America: Brave New World. The reverse preserves a full-page Godzilla vs. Hulk #1 promotional advertisement.
Writer: Benjamin Percy
Artist: Geoff Shaw (pencils/inks); Bryan Valenza (colors); VC's Cory Petit (letters)
Cover: Frank Miller; Alex Sinclair (cover colors)
Edition: Frank Miller regular variant · original first printing · Collect Forever label #1F; exact UPC 75960620931600181
Why this object matters
The Miller/Sinclair Red Hulk cover, Doom tie-in and period reverse advertisement provide meaningful contemporary franchise evidence. Film-era attention is contextual, not proof that this comic is historically outstanding. The regular variant merits 7.5.
Evidence limits: Complete under the standing TMR accession rule. No missing issued component has been reported; the comic remains enclosed in its Collect Forever Soft Slab, so interior page-by-page inspection has not been performed.
Score and assessment method
Archive Importance: 7.5 / 10.
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Recorded contributions · 2
- Benjamin PercyWritingCatalogue credit
Writing credit: Benjamin Percy Original catalogue credit
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Cover artwork credit: Frank Miller; Alex Sinclair (cover colors) Original catalogue credit
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