Planet of the Apes – August 1975 – Issue No. 11 – Ape and Man at War – 6.0 Fine (FN)
This mid-1970s issue of Planet of the Apes (No. 11, August 1975) continues Marvel’s popular black-and-white magazine series, offering original stories and reference material set in the legendary science-fiction universe. Graded 6.0 Fine (FN), it shows mild surface and edge wear but remains clean, glossy, and structurally sound — a solid collectible copy. The magazine shown in the photos is the exact one you will receive. Please review images carefully to verify condition. All magazines are shipped in a protective plastic sleeve, and we gladly offer combined shipping on request.
Contents
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“When the Lawgiver Returns!” – p.7
Written by Doug Moench with art by Mike Ploog, this story continues the saga of ape–human conflict and the rise of a prophetic figure who may alter the balance of power. -
“Outlines of Tomorrow!” – p.32
Jim Whitmore presents an in-depth chronology of events on the Planet of the Apes, charting key moments in the franchise’s timeline. -
“Holocaust of Hell!” – p.41
Another gripping chapter from Doug Moench, illustrated by Alfredo Alcala, weaving tension and drama against the backdrop of a devastated future Earth. -
Departments & Features
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Ape-Line! – Reader letters and commentary – p.4
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Editorial – p.6
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Cover Story: Ape and Man at War — a striking depiction of conflict in the Planet of the Apes mythos.
A fine addition for fans of vintage science-fiction magazines, this issue combines thrilling stories, rich artwork, and expanded lore from the Planet of the Apes universe.