The Red Hulk's rumored origin in Captain America: New World Order could perfectly set up the Marvel Cinematic Universe's new version of Wolverine.
In introducing the highly-anticipated antihero Red Hulk, Captain America: New World Order may also be planting the seeds for Wolverine's debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The upcoming film will act as one of the final entries in Phase 5, set to hit theaters in May 2024, and has multiple opportunities to change the franchise forever.
Red Hulk & Wolverine Are Both Attempted Recreations Of Captain America In Marvel Comics, both Wolverine and Red Hulk were created in an attempt to fashion a super soldier similar to Captain America. While the results for each experiment differed greatly, both produced powerful superhumans with capabilities beyond even those of Steve Rogers. Interestingly, the MCU has introduced countless super-soldiers, most of whom were the results of direct attempts to create a new Captain America.
Later storylines would reveal that Wolverine's codename was also Weapon X, using Roman numerals to allude to the mutant's position as the project's tenth experiment. Fox's X-Men film series adapted this portion of Wolverine's origin, though it left out any reference to Captain America for obvious reasons.
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