Planet of the Apes #56
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Final Note of Treachery!", Cornelius and Zira navigate a tense social landscape in 1975’s Planet of the Apes #56, from writer Doug Moench and artists Rico Rival and Gary Brodsky. As they attend a party, witness a prize-fight, and visit a museum where a startling stuffed ape stirs unease, Zira’s secret pregnancy adds quiet weight to their journey. Meanwhile, Dr. Hasslein’s manipulative tactics escalate, setting a dangerous course for the ape community. The cover by Ron Wilson and Mike Esposito captures the story’s rising tension.
In "A Final Note of Treachery!", Cornelius and Zira navigate a tense social gathering in a world where apes live among humans, their lives quietly under scrutiny. As Zira shares a moment with a women's group and the pair are unsettled by a museum exhibit of a stuffed ape, her secret—her pregnancy—adds quiet weight to their fragile existence. When Dr. Hasslein exploits her vulnerability, the fragile peace begins to fracture, setting off a chain of events that could unravel everything.
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