What’s to Love: Officially set in continuity of the new films, writer Michael Moreci (Burning Fields) and artist Dan McDaid (Mind the Gap) effectively bridge together events between Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and Rise of the Planet of the Apes, offering additional details and insight into the mindsets of apes Caesar and Koba, and human

Last issue! Koba and dad to meet face to face. In this final struggle for supremacy Koba learn that sometimes Caesar does not know what is best for all monkeys .. Malcolm, in a race against time to find a way to reunite mother and son, before it's too late. Nothing could have prepared him for the horrors he faced, but a little fight left in him

Caesar learns the value of the damage is not enough for many, Coba is forced to confront the Pope and his militia monkeys. On the other side of the world, with his son and wife kidnapped fading with each passing hour, Malcolm has a chance to make things right before it all comes crashing down around him.

By the Pope revealed his ascent from the commander commanded causes problems in monkeys. In the absence of the return of the pope, Koba should put an end to their relationship for the honor of Caesar. Alexander was taken. Rita dies as monkey flu takes her every day. In the darkest days of his life, Malcolm will find him, and there is nothing that

How to search a group of monkeys Caesar new cables to the bosom of Pope begins to make its siege for power and dominance over his newfound tribe. On the other side of America, Malcolm have to decide between two worlds community built on stability and support or back on the road to rumors treatment at Austin.

After their Rise. Before the Dawn. The end for man is only the beginning for ape. At Koba's request, Caesar sends a search party into the wild. The time to create sanctuary for all apes is upon them. On the other side of the Americas, Malcolm refuses to let Rita, his wife, die alone. Willing to risk the infection, his family must venture through

Why We Love IT: BOOM! has a long history with the Planet of the Apes, and for good reason: We love those damn dirty ape. Working as an ideal table for the study of diseases of society through the prism of science fiction, we were excited to explore these themes in a contemporary setting new films. Why you'll love it: Michael Morse (Curse, Hoax