Planet of the Apes – January 1975 – Issue No. 4 – Two All New Apes Thrillers – 4.0 Very Good (VG)
This early issue of Planet of the Apes (No. 4, January 1975) presents a mix of thrilling comics, pop-culture features, and behind-the-scenes content from Marvel’s popular black-and-white magazine series. Graded 4.0 Very Good (VG), it shows moderate edge and surface wear but remains clean and complete, with a solid interior — a presentable choice for collectors. The copy pictured is the exact one you will receive. Please examine the photos carefully to verify condition. All issues ship in a protective plastic sleeve, and we offer combined shipping upon request.
Contents
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“A Riverboat Named Simian!” – p.6
Written by Doug Moench with artwork by Mike Ploog and Frank Chiaramonte. A gripping adventure set on the waters of a primate-dominated world. -
A Half-Hour with Harper – p.36
Chris Claremont interviews actor James Naughton, offering insights into portraying characters in the Planet of the Apes television series. -
Planet of the Apes Fashions – p.48
Ed Lawrence presents a lighthearted feature on the costumes and style of the Apes universe. -
Marvel’s Planet of the Apes Adaptation Continues — “The Trial!” – p.53
Doug Moench, George Tuska, and Mike Esposito deliver another suspenseful installment in Marvel’s adaptation of the original film.
Cover Story: Two All New Apes Thrillers — highlighting original tales and continuing the franchise’s comic-book saga.
A fascinating addition for fans of vintage science-fiction comics, this issue showcases Marvel’s imaginative expansion of the Planet of the Apes mythos in the mid-1970s.