The Totally Awesome Hulk #6 – Comic Book Overview
Genre
Superhero, Action, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Main Characters
- Amadeus
Cho / Hulk – The youthful genius who now bears the power of the Hulk.
- Thor
(Jane Foster) – Wielder of Mjolnir, representing Asgard's strength and
justice.
- The
Enchantress (Amora) – A powerful sorceress from Asgard, often driven
by manipulation and ambition.
- Mysterious
Creature – An unknown entity that emerges with dangerous implications
for the Ten Realms.
Writer
Greg Pak – Known for his influential work on Hulk
titles, Pak continues to shape Amadeus Cho’s journey with emotional depth and
sharp wit.
Artist
Mike Choi – Brings a dynamic and cinematic visual
energy to the issue, effectively balancing explosive action and emotional
nuance.
Editor Details
- Editor-in-Chief:
Axel Alonso
- Assistant
Editors: Chris Robinson & Mark Paniccia
Their coordination ensures the pacing and continuity remain strong within Marvel’s broader universe.
Publisher and Brand
Marvel Comics
Part of the All-New, All-Different Marvel imprint, which redefined
iconic characters with fresh takes post-Secret Wars.
Release Year
2016
Brief Plot Summary
In The Totally Awesome Hulk #6, tensions ignite when
Amadeus Cho, still adapting to his new Hulk identity, faces off against two
Asgardian powerhouses—Thor and the Enchantress. Their confrontation escalates
as a powerful, long-contained creature is unleashed, threatening chaos across
the Ten Realms. As allegiances blur and threats multiply, Amadeus is forced to
confront his inner rage, intelligence, and the fine line between heroism and
destruction. This issue delves deeper into the burden of power and control,
unveiling a surprising and darker layer to Cho's persona.
Notable Arcs or Storylines
- "Cho
Hulk vs. Asgardians" – A short but impactful arc that explores
how Amadeus’ version of the Hulk differs emotionally and morally from
Bruce Banner’s legacy.
- Emerging
Darkness Within Amadeus – A key narrative turning point, hinting at
the inner conflict and dangerous potential simmering beneath his confident
exterior.
Fan Theories or Interpretations
Many readers speculate that this issue subtly foreshadows
Amadeus Cho’s eventual internal struggle with the Hulk persona, despite his
confident control. The reveal of a more feral, impulsive side has led fans to
theorize that Cho’s arrogance may eventually lead him to mirror the very
monster he believed he could master. Additionally, the mysterious monster in
the trunk has sparked debate—some suggest it's metaphorical for Amadeus' own
suppressed rage.
Review Summary
The Totally Awesome Hulk #6 offers a thrilling blend of Asgardian mysticism and modern superhero intensity. Greg Pak’s writing excels at blending action with introspection, giving readers a complex look at a hero in evolution. Mike Choi’s art enhances the narrative with crisp, energetic visuals, especially during the intense magical and physical clashes. The character dynamics—especially the friction between Thor and Cho—are written with sharp clarity and emotional impact. Overall, it’s a visually striking and emotionally charged issue that pushes the young Hulk into new territory.
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