"Considering who his father was back in the 1970s...
Here's another:"
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"The cover selections indicate that (POTA stories excepted) DC has been more inclined than Marvel to build a story around an ape, but Marvel is hardly sans simian:"
"The Green Gorilla just wants the money that guy owes him because GG lost the poker game to Harvey the Rabbit.
On another note, that is an excellent comic-book Big City streetcorner."
""Quiet Nova!"
"Quiet Nova!"?!?
Gold Key adapted Beneath the Planet of the Apes first; Marvel re-adapted it a couple years later:"
"Traditional comic-book gorillas walk upright, like they're King Kong or guys in gorilla suits in old movies or Don Martin cartoons. Here are a couple of exceptions:"
"It's all in a day's work for a Jungle Lord:"
"...I should add that the Marvel comic, given that it was published in the late 70s, is rather clueless with regards to the handling of Burroughs's problematic legacy with regards to race."
"Tarz an' the Apes have swung their way through pretty much every major comic company:"
"So many ape covers. Try to understand, try to understand..."
"Has Buster Crabbe ever made an appearance in this thread? Because here's the Olympian-turned-actor and comic-hero with a gorilla and a young woman in that standard-issue jungle garb that Peter Wrexham noted awhile back:"
"Hmm... A giant ape... climbing a building.... planes...
That combination reminds me something. Anyone?
(For fun, not-in-English version)"
"Even when you live in the Sword and Sorcery era, you must be ready to take on large gorillas:
(and some bonus ape-men as well)"
"Apparently, some women went against the grain--
--although this comic is based on a Republic movie serial.
I'm pretty sure they all encountered apes, however."
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- At 10:06am on February 9, 2010,
John Dunbar said…
- Welcome to the Captain Comics Message Board, fellow Canadian! I would like to invite you to join the Green Lantern Group over in our Groups section, and any other Groups you may be interested in. You can go here:
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- At 11:34am on June 10, 2012,
The Baron said…
Hello! I hadn't relaized that you were the same person who had done the other timeline. That's cool.
- At 5:18pm on June 16, 2012,
Emerkeith Davyjack said…
Hi !!!!!!!!!!! :-)
- At 11:15am on April 10, 2017,
ClarkKent_DC said…
Thanks for the info about Phantom of the Opera. I'll propose this to our music minister and see what he says!
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