Cover: Alan Davis & Mark Farmer

Totally Awesome Hulk #7

Aug 2016 · Marvel · 3.99 USD

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In Totally Awesome Hulk #7, Bruce Banner finally sheds the Hulk persona—only to find that freedom doesn’t bring peace, as his inner turmoil persists in new, unexpected ways. Written by Greg Pak and illustrated by Alan Davis, with inks by Mark Farmer and colors by Chris Sotomayor, the issue explores the fragile aftermath of a life-long burden lifted, all rendered with bold energy and emotional depth. The cover, by Alan Davis and Mark Farmer, captures the moment’s tension with striking clarity.

writer Greg Pak · artist Alan Davis · inker Mark Farmer · colorist Chris Sotomayor · letterer Cory Petit · letterer Virtual Calligraphy · cover Alan Davis, Mark Farmer

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Cast · 6 characters

Amadeus Cho Black Panther Hulk Hulk Iron Man Monica Rappaccini

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writer Greg Pak

artist Alan Davis

inker Mark Farmer

colorist Chris Sotomayor

letterer Cory Petit

letterer Virtual Calligraphy

cover pencils Alan Davis

cover inks Mark Farmer

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Now that Amadeus is the Hulk, Bruce Banner is free of his long-standing curse; the only problem is, Banner is still consumed with self-destructive urges.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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