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Plot
NASA and the U.S. Army send a spacecraft to find Colonel Taylor's mission, which mysteriously disappeared. The pilot is named Arch.

This spacecraft is intercepted by a Yautja ship, which shoots them down, and both crash on a planet. There, they are greeted by humanoid apes named Cornelius and Zira, who claim to be friends of Taylor (the character from the original film, played by Charlton Heston).

But the wounded Yautja also kills the last surviving soldiers for wearing the U.S. flag on their uniforms. Pilot Arch is the only survivor.

Meanwhile, General Ursus and Dr. Zaius are planning the extermination of primitive humans.

Arc is about to be attacked by ape soldiers when the Predator eliminates them. Apparently, there is no hunting pattern yet.

General Ursus arrives with his army and surprises Arch, Cornelius, and Zira.

An excellent crossover between these two universes, which have impacted pop culture in different ways and now coexist in this story that starts off very well.

Artwork
It's detailed, offering a retro technological vision that captures the comics of the 1980s, a decade in which both franchises had different comic book sagas. It's magnificent, with a color palette reminiscent of the film versions of both universes.

Summary
Colonel Taylor's remediation mission is brutally interrupted by a Predator that takes them to the Planet of the Apes
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Fun stuff

Patiently waiting for the Hyde Street Deluxe edition.

Socialist propaganda at its worst.Did Bernie Sanders secretly write this comic?

Great series

I'm all in on the continuation of The Trillion Dollar Kid.Tomasi continues his brilliant writing and the artwork is well above average.This has been a fun story so far and I am looking forward to more of this.Image is still blowing away the top two.