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* EvilAlbino: Nix, an albino white gorilla. While not strictly "evil", he's earned a ruthless reputation from his time as a General and uses his outlier appearance to play into that.
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* ExpansionPackWorld: Being set over a millennia before the events of the first film, the series does a lot to expand on the world of the Apes beyond just the city seen in the first two films. The city the story primarily takes place in, Mak, isn't the same city as one from the first film.
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* ExpansionPackWorld: Being set over a millennia millennium before the events of the first film, the series does a lot to expand on the world of the Apes beyond just the city seen in the first two films. The city the story primarily takes place in, Mak, isn't the same city as one from the first film.
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* AdvancedAncientAcropolis: Mak is this when compared to Ape City [[Film/PlanetOfTheApes from the first film]]. Where as Ape City was largely agricultural, Mak has an entire industrial zone composed of factories that wouldn't be out of place in the late-1800s. In addition, blimps are a common feature being used for both military and civilian purposes while 1300 years later, the apes considered the concept of flying to be a scientific impossibility.
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* AdvancedAncientAcropolis: Mak is this when compared to Ape City [[Film/PlanetOfTheApes [[Film/PlanetOfTheApes1968 from the first film]]. Where as Ape City was largely agricultural, Mak has an entire industrial zone composed of factories that wouldn't be out of place in the late-1800s. In addition, blimps are a common feature being used for both military and civilian purposes while 1300 years later, the apes considered the concept of flying to be a scientific impossibility.
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Set 600 years after the events of ''Film/BattleForThePlanetOfTheApes'' but 1300 years before the time of the [[Film/PlanetOfTheApes [[Film/PlanetOfTheApes1968 first film]], Ape and Human societies live in an age of uneasy peace. Ripples of dissent are spreading in both species and when a mysterious assassin guns down the beloved Lawgiver, tensions will reach a boiling point!
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* NobleBigot: Ayala, the granddaughter of the Lawgiver, and leader of the city of Mak. She has a much harsher view of humans than her grandfather did and while she doesn't want to exterminate them like most other apes, she thinks they can only be trusted as a subservient underclass.
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* NobleBigot: Ayala, Alaya, the granddaughter of the Lawgiver, and leader of the city of Mak. She has a much harsher view of humans than her grandfather did and while she doesn't want to exterminate them like most other apes, she thinks they can only be trusted as a subservient underclass.
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* DistantEpilogue: [[spoiler: The book ends showing an adult Julian traversing across the wasteland and ending with him re-uniting with his family]]
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* DistantEpilogue: [[spoiler: The book ends showing an adult Julian traversing across the wasteland and ending with him re-uniting with his family]]family]].
* EliteMooks: The White Troop, Nix's handpicked unit of soldiers.
* EliteMooks: The White Troop, Nix's handpicked unit of soldiers.
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* Nix wears a stylized military helmet modeled after the one Ursus would wear.
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Set 600 years after the events of ''Film/BattleForThePlanetOfTheApes'' but 1300 years before the time of the [[Film/PlanetOfTheApes first film]], Ape and Human societies live in an age of uneasy peace. Ripples of dissent are spreading in both species and when a mysterious assassin guns down the beloved Lawgiver, tensions will reach a boiling point!
* AdvancedAncientAcropolis: Mak is this when compared to Ape City [[Film/PlanetOfTheApes from the first film]]. Where as Ape City was largely agricultural, Mak has an entire industrial zone composed of factories that wouldn't be out of place in the late-1800s. In addition, blimps are a common feature being used for both military and civilian purposes while 1300 years later, the apes considered the concept of flying to be a scientific impossibility.
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* EvilCounterpart: The Golden Khan to The Lawgiver.
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* EvilCounterpart: The Golden Khan to The Lawgiver. Sully even notes they both believe in equality between apes and humans, the Khan just thinks they're equal as ''his'' subjects.
* Nix wears a stylized military helmet modeled after the one Ursus would wear.
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* SinisterMinister: Brother Kale, a member of splinter movement within the Alpha-Omega Mutant church from ''[[Film/BeneathThePlanetOfTheApes Beneath]]''. [[spoiler: He's the one responsible for the assassination of the Lawgiver and manipulating the humans and apes of Mak into war with one another]].
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* SinisterMinister: Brother Kale, a member of splinter movement within the Alpha-Omega Mutant church from ''[[Film/BeneathThePlanetOfTheApes Beneath]]''. [[spoiler: He's the one responsible for the assassination of the Lawgiver and manipulating the humans and apes of Mak into war with one another]].another]].
* Steampunk: The general aesthetic of Mak complete with even militarized blimps.
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* ArcWords: "Thus to tyrants".
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* ExpansionPackWorld: Being set over a millennia before the events of the first film, the series does a lot to expand on the world of the Apes beyond just the city seen in the first two film. The city-state of Mak in the opening arcs isn't even the same city seen in the first two films, it's what used to be Paris.
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* ExpansionPackWorld: Being set over a millennia before the events of the first film, the series does a lot to expand on the world of the Apes beyond just the city seen in the first two film. films. The city-state of Mak in city the opening arcs story primarily takes place in, Mak, isn't even the same city seen in as one from the first two films, it's what used to be Paris.film.
* EvilCounterpart: The Golden Khan to The Lawgiver.
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* GreyAndGrayMorality:
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* GreyAndGrayMorality: An overarching theme of the book, and one the young child Julian takes to heart in the final arc of the book. Various ape and human characters on both sides commit various crimes or other dubious actions against one another.
* KillerGorilla:
** Nix is a feared albino white gorilla who acts as the head of armed forces of Mak throughout the story. He's called the "Butcher of the East" by humans for his destruction of the human city state of New Delphi.
** The Golden Khan is a shaved (save for a mustache) gorilla who leads a vast army of apes and humans.
* KillerGorilla:
** Nix is a feared albino white gorilla who acts as the head of armed forces of Mak throughout the story. He's called the "Butcher of the East" by humans for his destruction of the human city state of New Delphi.
** The Golden Khan is a shaved (save for a mustache) gorilla who leads a vast army of apes and humans.
** As with most ''Apes'' media, there's various allusions or variations of famous lines from the first film ("keep your stinking paws/hands off me...", "damn them...")
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* {{Prequel}}: It series takes place 1300 years before the first film.
* ShoutOut: The history of the founding of the Golden Khan (a gorilla who loved a human woman and was killed atop a building by airplanes) is clear pastiche of ''Franchise/KingKong''.
* ShoutOut: The history of the founding of the Golden Khan (a gorilla who loved a human woman and was killed atop a building by airplanes) is clear pastiche of ''Franchise/KingKong''.
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* {{Prequel}}: It The series takes place 1300 years before the first film.
* ShoutOut: The history of the founding of the Golden Khan (a gorilla who loved a human woman and was killed atop a building by airplanes) is clear pastiche of ''Franchise/KingKong''. A character even suspects the story is likely taken from elsewhere rather than real history.
* ShoutOut: The history of the founding of the Golden Khan (a gorilla who loved a human woman and was killed atop a building by airplanes) is clear pastiche of ''Franchise/KingKong''. A character even suspects the story is likely taken from elsewhere rather than real history.
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** Mak is stated to have been founded by a "[=MacDonald=]", likely referring to Bruce or Malcom [=MacDonald=] from the classic films who were shown to be human allies of Caesar.
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** Mak is stated to have been founded by a "MacDonald", likely referring to Bruce or Malcom MacDonald from the classic films who were shown to be human allies of Caesar.
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* BitterSweetEnding: [[spoiler: Sully, Alaya, and Nix all die in a final stand against the Khan's soldiers though his victory is short lived when the surviving members of Brother Kale's splinter movement detonate a nuclear bomb they brought with them. Destroying city of Mak, the Khan's army, and any characters still alive in the city when it went off. Still though, Julian and Hulss managed to escape the city unharmed and both are shown to live into old age with families of their own]].
* DistantEpilogue: [[spoiler: The book ends showing an adult Julian
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* MonumentalDamage: The remains of the Eiffel Tower, that the Apes have turned into a governmental building, are destroyed by a human-orchestrated hot air balloon attack.
* MythologyGag: The city of Mak is built among the remains of Paris. France being where Pierre Boulle, the author of the original ''Literature/PlanetOfTheApes'' novel, was from.
* MythologyGag: The city of Mak is built among the remains of Paris. France being where Pierre Boulle, the author of the original ''Literature/PlanetOfTheApes'' novel, was from.
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* MonumentalDamage: MythologyGag:
** Theremains city of Mak is shown to have their own duplicates of the Eiffel Tower, that Tower. Likely an allusion to Pierre Boulle, the Apes have turned into a governmental building, are destroyed by a human-orchestrated hot air balloon attack.French author of the original ''Literature/PlanetOfTheApes'' novel.
* MythologyGag: The city of ** Mak is built among stated to have been founded by a "MacDonald", likely referring to Bruce or Malcom MacDonald from the remains classic films who were shown to be human allies of Paris. France being where Pierre Boulle, the author of the original ''Literature/PlanetOfTheApes'' novel, was from.Caesar.
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Set 600 years after the events of ''Film/BattleForThePlanetOfTheApes'' but 1300 before the time of the [[Film/PlanetOfTheApes first film]], Ape and Human societies have live in an age of uneasy peace. Ripples of dissent are spreading in both species and when a mysterious assassin guns down the beloved Lawgiver, tensions will reach a boiling point!
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* CallForward: An ongoing development amongst new generations of humans are "The Silents", healthy and cognitive humans who otherwise can't speak. Foreshadowing the eventual status of humans by the first film as little more than mute animals
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* CallForward: An ongoing development amongst new generations of humans are "The Silents", healthy and cognitive humans who otherwise can't speak. Foreshadowing the eventual status of humans by the first film as little more than mute animalsanimals.
* ConspicuouslyPublicAssassination: The Lawgiver is assassinated while teaching the history of Caesar to a group of young ape and human children.
* ConspicuouslyPublicAssassination: The Lawgiver is assassinated while teaching the history of Caesar to a group of young ape and human children.
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* {{Prequel}}: It series takes place 1300 years before the first film.
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* {{Prequel}}: It series takes place 1300 years before the first film.film.
* ShoutOut: The history of the founding of the Golden Khan (a gorilla who loved a human woman and was killed atop a building by airplanes) is clear pastiche of ''Franchise/KingKong''.
* SinisterMinister: Brother Kale, a member of splinter movement within the Alpha-Omega Mutant church from ''[[Film/BeneathThePlanetOfTheApes Beneath]]''. [[spoiler: He's the one responsible for the assassination of the Lawgiver and manipulating the humans and apes of Mak into war with one another]].
* ShoutOut: The history of the founding of the Golden Khan (a gorilla who loved a human woman and was killed atop a building by airplanes) is clear pastiche of ''Franchise/KingKong''.
* SinisterMinister: Brother Kale, a member of splinter movement within the Alpha-Omega Mutant church from ''[[Film/BeneathThePlanetOfTheApes Beneath]]''. [[spoiler: He's the one responsible for the assassination of the Lawgiver and manipulating the humans and apes of Mak into war with one another]].
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* MonumentalDamage: The remains of the Eiffel Tower, that the Apes have turned into a governmental building, are destroyed by a human-orchestrated hot air balloon attack.
* MythologyGag: The city of Mak is built among the remains of Paris. France being where Pierre Boulle, the author of the original ''Literature/PlanetOfTheApes'' novel, was from.
* MythologyGag: The city of Mak is built among the remains of Paris. France being where Pierre Boulle, the author of the original ''Literature/PlanetOfTheApes'' novel, was from.
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* MythologyGag: The city of Mak is built among the remains of Paris. France being where Pierre Boulle, the author of the original ''Literature/PlanetOfTheApes'' novel, was from.
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Set 600 years after the events of ''Film/BattleForThePlanetOfTheApes'' but 1300 before the time of the [[Film/PlanetOfTheApes first film]], Ape and Human societies have live in an age of uneast uneasy peace. Ripples of dissent are spreading in both species and when a mysterious assassin guns down the beloved Lawgiver, tensions will reach a boiling point!
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* AdaptationalUgliness: The Ape species are drawn to more physically resemble their RealLife counterparts than the makeup effects of the classic series would have allowed.
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''Planet of the Apes'' was a monthly comic series published by Creator/BoomStudios set in the continuity of the classic ''Franchise/PlanetOfTheApes'' series. Writing was done by Daryl Gregory with art duties by Carlos Magnos and others. '\n
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''Planet of the Apes'' was a monthly comic series published by Creator/BoomStudios set in the continuity of the classic ''Franchise/PlanetOfTheApes'' series. Writing was done by Daryl Gregory with art duties by Carlos Magnos and others, apes and humans find themselves their age of uneasy peace coming to a sharp end when the Lawgiver is assasinated by
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''Planet of the Apes'' was a monthly comic series published by Creator/BoomStudios set in the continuity of the classic ''Franchise/PlanetOfTheApes'' series. Writing was done by Daryl Gregory with art duties by Carlos Magnos and others, apes and humans find themselves their age of uneasy peace coming to a sharp end when the Lawgiver is assasinated by
Set 600 years after the events of ''Film/BattleForThePlanetOfTheApes'' but 1300 before the time of the [[Film/PlanetOfTheApes first film]], Ape and Human societies have live in an age of uneast peace. Ripples of dissent are spreading in both species and when a mysterious assassin guns down the beloved Lawgiver, tensions will reach a boiling point!
With the two adopted sisters, Ayala the chimpanzee and Sully the human finding themselves on opposite sides of a coming war. Can one human solve the mystery of the Lawgiver’s murder before war engulfs all of society? Or is this the beginning of the end for Apes and Humans alike?
The series ran for 16 issues before being cancelled, with it's storyline continued in various subsequent specials.
!!This series contains examples of;
* AdaptationalUgliness: The Ape species are drawn to more physically resemble their RealLife counterparts than the makeup effects of the classic series would have allowed.
* CallForward: An ongoing development amongst new generations of humans are "The Silents", healthy and cognitive humans who otherwise can't speak. Foreshadowing the eventual status of humans by the first film as little more than mute animals
* CycleOfRevenge:
* ExpansionPackWorld: Being set over a millennia before the events of the first film, the series does a lot to expand on the world of the Apes beyond just the city seen in the first two film. The city-state of Mak in the opening arcs isn't even the same city seen in the first two films, it's what used to be Paris.
* EvilAlbino: Nix, an albino white gorilla. While not strictly "evil", he's earned a ruthless reputation from his time as a General and uses his outlier appearance to play into that.
* FictionalHoliday: Caesar's Day (and Caesar's Day Eve) a Christmas stand-in, presumably celebrating either when Caesar was born or the start of the Ape Revolution.
* FormerlySapientSpecies: Slowly beginning to happen to the human population. Many newborn humans are born without the ability to speak, hinting at the eventual status of humans by the time of the first film.
* GreyAndGrayMorality:
* NobleBigot: Ayala, the granddaughter of the Lawgiver, and leader of the city of Mak. She has a much harsher view of humans than her grandfather did and while she doesn't want to exterminate them like most other apes, she thinks they can only be trusted as a subservient underclass.
* MythologyGag: The city of Mak is built among the remains of Paris. France being where Pierre Boulle, the author of the original ''Literature/PlanetOfTheApes'' novel, was from.
* {{Prequel}}: It series takes place 1300 years before the first film.
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''Planet of the Apes'' was a monthly comic series published by Creator/BoomStudios set in the continuity of the classic ''Franchise/PlanetOfTheApes'' series. Writing was done by Daryl Gregory with art duties by Carlos Magnos and others, apes and humans find themselves their age of uneasy peace coming to a sharp end when the Lawgiver is assasinated by
Set 600 years after the events of ''Film/BattleForThePlanetOfTheApes'' but 1300 before the time of the [[Film/PlanetOfTheApes first film]], Ape and Human societies have live in an age of uneast peace. Ripples of dissent are spreading in both species and when a mysterious assassin guns down the beloved Lawgiver, tensions will reach a boiling point!
With the two adopted sisters, Ayala the chimpanzee and Sully the human finding themselves on opposite sides of a coming war. Can one human solve the mystery of the Lawgiver’s murder before war engulfs all of society? Or is this the beginning of the end for Apes and Humans alike?
The series ran for 16 issues before being cancelled, with it's storyline continued in various subsequent specials.
!!This series contains examples of;
* AdaptationalUgliness: The Ape species are drawn to more physically resemble their RealLife counterparts than the makeup effects of the classic series would have allowed.
* CallForward: An ongoing development amongst new generations of humans are "The Silents", healthy and cognitive humans who otherwise can't speak. Foreshadowing the eventual status of humans by the first film as little more than mute animals
* CycleOfRevenge:
* ExpansionPackWorld: Being set over a millennia before the events of the first film, the series does a lot to expand on the world of the Apes beyond just the city seen in the first two film. The city-state of Mak in the opening arcs isn't even the same city seen in the first two films, it's what used to be Paris.
* EvilAlbino: Nix, an albino white gorilla. While not strictly "evil", he's earned a ruthless reputation from his time as a General and uses his outlier appearance to play into that.
* FictionalHoliday: Caesar's Day (and Caesar's Day Eve) a Christmas stand-in, presumably celebrating either when Caesar was born or the start of the Ape Revolution.
* FormerlySapientSpecies: Slowly beginning to happen to the human population. Many newborn humans are born without the ability to speak, hinting at the eventual status of humans by the time of the first film.
* GreyAndGrayMorality:
* NobleBigot: Ayala, the granddaughter of the Lawgiver, and leader of the city of Mak. She has a much harsher view of humans than her grandfather did and while she doesn't want to exterminate them like most other apes, she thinks they can only be trusted as a subservient underclass.
* MythologyGag: The city of Mak is built among the remains of Paris. France being where Pierre Boulle, the author of the original ''Literature/PlanetOfTheApes'' novel, was from.
* {{Prequel}}: It series takes place 1300 years before the first film.