Planet of the Apes #11
In this pivotal issue of Planet of the Apes, Taylor and Nova ride through a ruined landscape, their journey taking a haunting turn when they witness the explosion of a hidden cave—Dr. Zaius breaking his promise to preserve the past. As they follow the coastline, they come upon the shattered remains of the Statue of Liberty, a shocking revelation that shatters Taylor’s belief in a distant world. Written by Doug Moench and brought to life by George Tuska’s dynamic art, with inks by Mike Esposito and letters by John Costa, this issue’s cover by Ron Wilson and Frank Giacoia captures the moment’s dread in striking detail—a 0.08 GBP comic from 1975 that redefines the story’s stakes.
In this gripping 1975 tale from *Planet of the Apes* #11, Taylor and Nova ride toward the unknown, their journey shadowed by the smoke of a distant explosion—Dr. Zaius breaking his vow to spare the cave. As they follow the coastline, the ruins of the Statue of Liberty rise from the sands, a haunting revelation that shatters Taylor’s belief in a far-off world. The truth of their home is more devastating than any alien planet.
In "To Die In Fire!", Ka-Zar and Zabu race against time to stop a catastrophic betrayal in the Savage Land, where the leaders of warring factions—Heinrich Draco and Captain Christopher—have secretly agreed the war is over, yet still push toward destruction. With the jungle itself threatened by a bomb meant to trigger a volcanic eruption, Ka-Zar must expose their deceit before the Savage Land is consumed.
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↩ Reprints Astonishing Tales #2 (1970), Astonishing Tales #10 (1972), Planet of the Apes #6 (1975)
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