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How dare you call them monkeys? They’re apes! And they do more than just talk. They rush into warfare, indulge in sweeping generalizations, and plot to stab each other in the back every time they turn around. Basically, it’s a hairy version of Read More

It’s been a while since I’ve read up on this POTA series, and a lot has happened. The Lawgiver is dead, Sully gave up on peace, and the humans are on the run. It’s madness! Of course, that’s the appeal of a Planet of the Apes comic series: it’s a Read More

While issues 2 and 3 ratchet up the action, which I like, they also make me doubt the original assumptions I made about how cool the apes and humans in Exile are going to be. Then again, after reading issues 2 and 3, maybe I want to learn more about Read More

Set 18 years before Charlton Heston arrived, these are the damn dirty apes that set the stage for the whole franchise. Immersed in self importance, reveling in self-righteousness, these are the Apes that will beat you senseless if you question their Read More

This was another good issue! It seems aimed at kids, but many jokes are for adults, as most kids probably would not get an honest politician joke or a stunt joke. It stays true to the Garfield of the newspaper comic and is a fun read. Read More

I really love Garfield — he might be the only cat I like — and I am excited to read and review this issue. I read and collected most of the comic strips and loved watching the cartoon version of Garfield. The first issue has two stories in it, much like Read More

If you like the 1960s British spy television show The Avengers, then you should pick this up. Even if you’ve never seen the show, it is easy to pick up this comic series and read. It will keep you entertained and asking for more. Read More

Valen the Outcast starts how most fantasy stories end: the death of a king. However, this takes a turn when the Necromancer, Korrus Null, reanimates the king. Now considered an outcast by everyone, except for a few, Valen makes his way to the Read More

Irredeemable begins with someone telling a story of how they met The Plutonian and how the ex-superhero turned evil and began to destroy the world. The scene then shifts to The Plutonian and his parents, or beings that claim to be his parents. Read More

Like the other issues, Darwking Duck #18 picks up right after Duck Tales #6 with the real main villain of the story arc, Negaduck. It seems he was stuck in some alternate dimension and he is responsible for the slime that is attacking Duckburg and St. Canard. Read More

DuckTales #6 picks up right where Darkwing Duck #17 left off, with Huey, Dewey, Louie, and Honker under the influence of the slime. Unable to stop the boys’ rampage and with Darkwing’s lab compromised, the rest of the group flies off to Duckburg. Read More

The chimps are showing their true colors. Cold blooded, hatred filled, bigoted killers. That’s what you get when you combine intelligence with apes. You get cold-blooded killers. You also get an army that can look intimidating, even wearing goofy hats. Read More