Hi /co/ I need some recommendations for comics with apes and monkeys in them. Can you help?
>>80668067
Art Adams' Monkeyman and O'Brien
Duncan The Wonder Dog, despite its name it follows a monkey through a large chunk.
The Humans
>>80668067
Astro City has a really cool arc about a talking Gorilla.
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>>80668067
JLApe
>>80668185
Was gonna mention this too. Kind of a cool idea.
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>>80668352
You guys are so great.
'the filth' has Dimitri-9. Hes not in it very much but hes a great character. Hes a soviet chimp shot into space that came back a deadly deadly killer who never misses. Except he always misses the first time just to fuck with his target.
>>80668153
Volume II NEVER.
Wasn't one of the characters in Agents of Atlas a gorilla?
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Shadowpact stuff
I heard the Planet of the Apes comics have been mostly good.
>>80668441
Nope and it sucks because of course Hines has Duncan pop up only near the end and really all the reader knows is that he's supposed to be a Christ like character. Although Hines is so secretive that for all anyone knows he's completing the whole thing right now and is going to put it all up online like show 1 but that is just wishful thinking.
Six gun gorilla?
>>80668067
There's a comic called Grease Monkey that's alright. It's a sci-fi slice-of-life comic about mechanics on a massive space battleship crewed by humans and uplifted apes.
>>80668841
>about mechanics on a massive space battleship
I love blue collar scifi.
>>80668126
> first reply
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