Ross has an interesting MCU arc that has largely happened offscreen. He debuted as General Ross in 2008's The Incredible Hulk and returns as the Secretary of State in 2016's Captain America ...

as Spidey didn't join the fight (like he did in the MCU movies) and Tony ultimately begins to work for Secretary of State Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross. In the MCU, Captain America and his team of ...

But it’s only now that Red Hulk makes sense for the overall MCU story. Rumors say Secretary Ross will become President of the US in the MCU very soon. We already think we know where that might ...

As Secretary of State, Ross (then played by William Hurt ... situation or a puppet in the Leader’s schemes. Looking at the MCU timeline through this new lens raises fascinating questions ...

Captain America: Brave New World failed to deliver a great Sam Wilson story because it didn’t really deliver a Sam Wilson story at all. The film’s main character didn’t have much of an arc ...

Although having more of Harrison Ford is never a bad thing, it is unfortunate that William Hurt’s passing prevented him from reprising his role as Thunderbolt Ross in Captain America ...

that would only gum up the MCU’s perpetual ... The thing is, Ross did try to rein in superheroes with the Sokovia Accords back when he was Secretary Of State in Captain America: Civil War.

It’s one thing to have Secretary Ross calling some shots in the MCU. And quite another to have President Ross/Red Hulk calling all the shots. Drop the Avengers in the middle of that, with Sam ...

According to the insider, Ford has already signed up to reprise his role as Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross/Red Hulk in an upcoming MCU project. There's no word on which one, though we have to believe ...

Ross’ story wasn’t a perfectly developed subplot, but it was still effective for some very basic, very important reasons. And both its strengths and shortcomings provide lessons the MCU should ...