As one of the Silents, Chaika and the rest of Skintown's youth take refuge in the words of Brother Kale, the mysterious leader of a bomb-worshipping congregation. "It's not the bomb we worship." Kale says, "It's the idea it represents." In the post-apocalyptic world of Planet of the Apes, education, be it nontraditional, is something that is not taken lightly, especially if it brings power.

And for those of you worried about Jimmy Olsen, don't worry. He's still a photographer but his new haircut makes him look a lot like Justin Bieber, which just goes to prove that change can be good, but in some cases, it can be really, really bad.