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    Hulk #27

    Hulk » Hulk #27 - Scorched Earth, Pt. 3; Pressure; Mysterious Island released by Marvel on January 2011.

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    Hulk #27 - Scorched Earth, Pt. 3; Pressure; Mysterious Island by hahamanhv on November 24, 2010

    I never really cared one way or the other about General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross. He was always a bit of a villain, but much like J. Jonah Jameson, he was a man of a different time who was afraid of both change and that which he didn't know. As a result, he was trying to do the right thing in his mind, so at the end of the day I could never hate him. Slowly though he's growing on me, due in no small part to this series right here, and the love he has for Betty and his commitment to serving hi...

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    Hulk #27 - Scorched Earth, Pt. 3; Pressure; Mysterious Island by dark_noldor on December 27, 2010

    General Tad "Thunderbolt" Ross is playing ball with Steve Rogers and Bruce Banner in order to stop a greater evil, the Scorched Earth program of M.O.D.O.K and Leader, but for how long will he obey and be nice, since he´s always acostumed in giving orders, not taking them? Also we get the feeling that Ross gets a second agenda, like a plan of his own, what is brightly showed to us by Parker and Hardman with glimpses, shadows and dialogues. This man is paying for his sins but can he endure more of...

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