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The Totally Awesome Hulk #13 (2016)

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by Comic Books Library August 06, 2025
The Totally Awesome Hulk #13 (2016)


The Totally Awesome Hulk #13 (2016) – Slam Dunks, Science, and Smashing!

📚 Genre

Superhero | Action | Science Fiction | Comedy
A vibrant fusion of classic superhero action with a quirky, youthful twist. This issue infuses humor, sports, and sci-fi elements with a strong cultural undercurrent.

🧬 Main Characters

  • Amadeus Cho / The Totally Awesome Hulk – A teenage genius turned Hulk, Cho is full of confidence, humor, and heart.

  • Jeremy Lin – Real-life NBA player, portrayed in this issue as himself. He helps ground the story with charm and athletic prowess.

  • Quasi/Mo/Do – A reimagined version of the Hulk villain Quasimodo, given a techno-modern upgrade for this tale.

✍️ Writer

Greg Pak – Known for blending heart and heroism, Pak continues his strong run with Amadeus Cho, delivering witty dialogue and emotional subtext beneath the action.

🎹 Artist

Luke Ross – His clean line work and energetic paneling capture both the kinetic chaos of a superhero smackdown and the fluid motion of a basketball game.

📝 Editor Details

Mark Paniccia (Editor) – Steering the direction of Marvel’s younger and more diverse characters, Paniccia’s editorial influence ensures the tone remains sharp, fun, and culturally relevant.

🏱 Publisher and Brand

Publisher: Marvel Comics
Brand: Marvel NOW! (2016) – A line aimed at reinvigorating the Marvel Universe with fresh voices, diverse heroes, and bold storytelling shifts.

📅 Release Year

2016

đŸ§© Brief Plot Summary

When Amadeus Cho isn’t smashing villains as the Totally Awesome Hulk, he’s trying to refine his game—both scientifically and on the basketball court! Enter NBA star Jeremy Lin, who helps Cho figure out that even the smartest guy in the room has a few things to learn about teamwork. Meanwhile, a classic Hulk adversary makes a wild return in the form of QUASI/MO/DO, reprogrammed and more unpredictable than ever. Between basketball metaphors, smashing science, and real talk, this issue delivers both style and substance. đŸ€đŸ’„

🔄 Notable Arcs or Storylines

This issue forms part of the "Totally Awesome Hulk" solo series run where Amadeus Cho takes center stage as a new, youthful Hulk. It's not part of a broader crossover, but it stands out as a cultural touchstone for Marvel’s efforts to diversify its lineup.

🧠 Fan Theories or Interpretations

Fans have speculated that QUASI/MO/DO’s redesign in this issue could symbolize modern fears of tech dependency and digital identity crises. Meanwhile, Jeremy Lin’s inclusion is seen as Marvel’s nod to real-world representation and bridging fandoms across pop culture.

🧐 Review Summary

This issue is a slam dunk for readers craving light-hearted superhero fun with meaningful undertones. Greg Pak’s writing balances Amadeus’s overconfidence with growing humility, while Luke Ross’s art is sharp, expressive, and dynamic. The surprise guest star, Jeremy Lin, isn’t just a gimmick—his scenes add charm and depth. QUASI/MO/DO provides a unique villain twist, though the conflict remains more personal than apocalyptic. Overall, The Totally Awesome Hulk #13 scores high for style, humor, and heart. 🌟🌟🌟🌟


Comic Resource / Read Online (External Source)

The Totally Awesome Hulk #13 (2016)
Language : English