Kingdom On An Island Of The Apes was a special original story for Marvel Comics' Planet of the Apes Magazine written by Doug Moench and brought to visual life by Rico Rival. The story contained a nod to H.G. Wells' The Time Machine, whilst also referencing the original Planet of the Apes movie - unlike the other original stories written by Moench (movie tie-in 'Quest for the Planet of the Apes' aside) - but placed the action in the decidedly un-Apes setting of Medieval England. A sequel - Beast on the Planet of the Apes - was published in a later issue of the magazine, with artwork by Herb Trimpe, Dan Adkins and Sal Trapani. A further sequel was outlined by Moench, provisionally titled Return to the Planet of the Apes (and addressed to editor John David Warner and someone - possibly the as
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| - Kingdom On An Island Of The Apes was a special original story for Marvel Comics' Planet of the Apes Magazine written by Doug Moench and brought to visual life by Rico Rival. The story contained a nod to H.G. Wells' The Time Machine, whilst also referencing the original Planet of the Apes movie - unlike the other original stories written by Moench (movie tie-in 'Quest for the Planet of the Apes' aside) - but placed the action in the decidedly un-Apes setting of Medieval England. A sequel - Beast on the Planet of the Apes - was published in a later issue of the magazine, with artwork by Herb Trimpe, Dan Adkins and Sal Trapani. A further sequel was outlined by Moench, provisionally titled Return to the Planet of the Apes (and addressed to editor John David Warner and someone - possibly the as
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| - Kingdom On An Island Of The Apes was a special original story for Marvel Comics' Planet of the Apes Magazine written by Doug Moench and brought to visual life by Rico Rival. The story contained a nod to H.G. Wells' The Time Machine, whilst also referencing the original Planet of the Apes movie - unlike the other original stories written by Moench (movie tie-in 'Quest for the Planet of the Apes' aside) - but placed the action in the decidedly un-Apes setting of Medieval England. A sequel - Beast on the Planet of the Apes - was published in a later issue of the magazine, with artwork by Herb Trimpe, Dan Adkins and Sal Trapani. A further sequel was outlined by Moench, provisionally titled Return to the Planet of the Apes (and addressed to editor John David Warner and someone - possibly the assigned artist - named 'Val'), which he subsequently worked into a script titled Journey to the Planet of the Apes. Details of this unused script were first revealed in 'Timeline of the Planet of the Apes: The Definitive Chronology' by Rich Handley, and the outline and script are now available online.
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