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The Planet of the Apes
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The Planet of the Apes has got to be one of my biggest
inspirations in creating the Time-Rider series especially the
first
Time-Rider story arc starting in
issue 1 featuring a post apocalyptic scene of destruction.
For some reason those type of stories about future worlds gone
wrong always intrigued me. Perhaps it's the mystery of finding
out what caused the destruction, and what type of world is left
behind
that peaks my interest the most. The
first Planet of the Apes came out just a few years before I was
born, but growing up I remember catching all of them on
television. My favorites I suppose are the first one, and the
third one Escape from the Planet of the Apes. Besides
playing Moses the Planet of the Apes was probably one of
Heston's most famous roles. Funny because it's been said that in
the second one where his character ends up pulling a lever that
destroys the entire planet, he really just wanted to end the movie
franchises chance at a sequel. I guess those darn dirty apes
were getting on his nerves so he thought the idea for the
shocking ending.
Not surprising the Twilight Zone's Rod Serling was said to have
come up with the first movie's shocking ending with Heston
realizing he actually never left Earth, but landed in the far
distant future. This is where Heston rants after seeing the
Statue of Liberty half gone. |
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Time-Rider trapped on the Planet of the Apes I just had
to get an idea of what it would look like to have Time-Rider
in the grim future of the Planet of the Apes. All I did was
find a wallpaper of the famous Statue of Liberty scene and
added the Time-Rider doing the Charlton Heston bit. |

Time-Rider reacts to Charlton Heston kissing an ape The
kissing scene from the Planet of the Apes has to be the
weirdest scene from all of the Apes movies. Just added
Time-Rider for laughs. |
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The Planet of the Apes
started a merchandising craze back in the 1970's, and not
surprisingly had their own Marvel comic book series. If you'd
like to read the whole first issue in pdf from check out this
site.
http://pota.goatley.com/ They've got images of comics,
collectibles, coloring books, posters, and even some of the old
TV show bubble gum cards. Also on display is a comic I
didn't know existed till browsing around for this article. It's
a
Gold Key comic book adaptation of the Beneath the Planet of
the Apes movie.
There were also lunch boxes, action figures, and records for the
Ape fan back in the day. The movie franchise spawned a animated
and live action series on television. Although I think the
series actually out did a few of the movies it couldn't beat
Sanford and Son. So while still very cool it only lasted one
season. That's what I read anyway, I don't remember what was on
the other channel back then. I was just a little too young for
detailed memories. |
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