Marvel's new Planet of the Apes comic confirms it's set in the continuity of the new movies!
Marvel Comics have released their April 2023 solicitations which offers some actual details on the new Planet of the Apes comic series that the publisher has been teasing for nearly a year. Though the initial teaser image for the series teased a setting within the continuity of the original Planet of the Apes franchise, Marvel's solicitation confirms that this comic is set within the continuity of the new trilogy of movies and the upcoming Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes.
Notably absent from the artwork and the solicitation are mentions of Andy Serkis' character Caesar, though there are some great looking Apes on the cover with badass weapons. Check them out below.
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