Planet Of The Apes Vs. Fantastic Four #2
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| Writer | Josh Trujillo |
| Artist | Andrea Di Vito |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
CHAOS ON THE PLANET OF THE APES! Dr. Zira, Cornelius, Dr. Zaius and General Ursus now have the cosmic powers of the Fantastic Four! Can Reed, Sue, Ben and Johnny survive long enough to get their abilities back, or will they be stranded on this hostile world forever?
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9.0
Nerd Initiative - Matthew Roth
Mar 11, 2026Planet of the Apes Versus Fantastic Four #2 is setting us up for the arrival of Doom, delivering a moment of calm and moments of genuine understanding between the two species. Apes and humans are not so different, and this story has made that a fun focal point. Read Full Review
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8.0
KPB Comics - Stan West
Mar 17, 2026Planet of the Apes vs. Fantastic Four #2 makes you wonder why Marvel hasn’t done this crossover sooner. Our heroes need to rely on their wits while their simian counterparts use their newfound powers to navigate societal unrest. It may not be perfect, but it reminds me why I love comics. They’re fun, and sometimes that’s all they need to be. Read Full Review
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7.0
AIPT - David Brooke
Mar 11, 2026Planet of the Apes vs. Fantastic Four #2 clearly prioritizes the Apes side of the crossover. Trujillo builds on the mythology of the original film while exploring how its story might shift if iconic ape characters gained Fantastic Four powers. The result is a comic that feels like a playful alternate version of the classic movie, complete with political tensions, thematic parallels, and a looming conflict. Fantastic Four fans may wish the team had a larger role, but the creative premise and Di Vito’s strong visuals keep the issue entertaining. If you enjoy the Apes franchise and want to see its world twisted through a Marvel lens, this crossover remains a fun experiment. Read Full Review
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6.0
Comic Book Clique - Frank Jarome
Mar 11, 2026Overall, Planet of the Apes versus Fantastic Four #2 is a step down from the first issue in terms of overall quality, though it still delivers enough of an interesting story to keep readers coming back for the next installment. Read Full Review
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8.0
Plot Cornelius, Zira, Doctor Zaius, and General Ursu possess the powers of the Fantastic Four and are unable to control them, while Reed, Sue, Johnny, and Ben are bewildered and unaware of what is happening. Cornelius and Zira are prisoners along with Reed, Sue, Johnny, and Ben, who are visited by Doctor Zaius and General Ursu. An insurgency and war has broken out among the apes, and Reed convinces them that they must find a way to restore their powers, return to their world, and that everything will end. This war is instigated by a mysterious figure hidden under a hood, who appears to be Red Ghost. They reach a sunken spaceship in a lake where ancient US astronauts once landed. But everything changes when Doctor Doom arrives on t more
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7.0
I had really high hopes for this one in the first issue - until the end. I don't like the gimmick of giving the apes the powers of the FF. Now they want to get rid of them, and the entire issue is them trying to find Taylor's ship at the bottom of the lake. The en of this issue is the saving grace with the entrance of Doom. My Review Channel - https://youtu.be/0eOdJr2Lb24
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6.0
Although I like the way Trujillo connects the series to the classic movie, revisiting scenes and places deeply embedded in my childhood brain, the novelty factor of #1 is gone. What remains is a well written, averagely drawn comic that could have been more exciting with different creative choices.
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6.5
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