#Humanitism

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Ape-Ril Special #01 (2024)

Art by Dan Mora, Bernard Chang And Hayden Sherman

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pov: watching Power Girl fight a big ass monkey man Action Comics #1075 by Mariko Tamaki and Skylar Patridge

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Superman Animated!: The Villains

By David Jamison

The Heroes

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Silver

Jerry Ordway - Mike Machlin

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Does the "ultra humanite took hitler's brain" conspiracy hold any credibility? Or is it some sham like "finding hitler" on history channel?

Adolf Hitler died. He shot himself, shivering in a dark hole in the ground April 30th of 1945 as the Red Army pounded Berlin to cinders and ashes.

Any conspiracy theory that argues any portion of these facts is just that, a conspiracy theory.

But, I can see why this one hold's water. As it has to do with a villain whose methods, motives and history always elicit a curiosity from the public just because of his mix of the bizarre and the horrific

(Modern sketch of the Ultra Humanite's most famous body, circa 2020)

No one truly knows the origins of the man who calls himself the Ultra Humanite. He first appeared in mid-1939 as the first supervillain to truly capture public terror. In that time he was living in his born body (as far as we know), a old, physically crippled man with a maniacal genius that cannot be denied.

He clashed with just about everyone active at that time, when Mystery Men were still thin on the ground and working through the opening moves of their careers he made himself infamous. Too infamous. By 1940 as champions like The Flash and Green Lantern began to arrive on the scene, he decided to change tactics.

He kidnapped up and coming movie starlet Dolores Winters and, using the ability that would become his trademark, placed his mind into her body. Using her fame to make himself above reproach, leading any investigation into his activities onto red herrings and cul de sacs because of the pure unimaginable horror of what he had done he became a nemesis for basically every hero who was active during the war.

In the first generation of supervillains, no one else comes close. Part of the reason no one could catch him is because he seemed to be able to spar with multiple heroes in multiple cities at the same time.

This conspiracy theory is born from that trademark, the way he was able to swap his consciousness into a new form, his brain becoming more mutant and distended over time. At current size his brain is estimated to weigh between 10-12 pounds, three to four times the average grey matter in a human.

He's been accused of harvesting the brains of basically every political and pop culture figure in history from 1939 to now. From Hitler to JFK to John Lennon to Tupac Shakur. But make no mistake. Ultra-Humanite does not "save" brains. He does not share his gift with others. He has no allies. The momentary work he did alongside Axis forces in the second World War were for his own gain and no one else's To the Ultra Humanite, the "Master Race" is a party of one.

[celticcatgirl2]

“…She’s TOTALLY missing the part of Summer Vacation where we give a monkey a shower!!!”

[infinityinc4ever]

I miss the friendship between these two! Huntress & Power Girl!

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Ape-Ril Speical (2024)

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" 'Oh you're majoring in metaphysical research!' They said. 'Why are you taking so many acting undergrad classes?' They said. 'When will you ever use this in your career?' They said. Well jokes on them."

- Lanfear as she was getting ready to play the part of 'girlfriend who is scared at first and then is overcome by desire loyalty and love for her boyfriend who can channel', probably.

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Superman paper dolls circa 1940.

I don't know the size of these, but it must've been a pain in the neck to cut-out those eyeglasses.

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Ape-ril Special #1 - "Plan of the Apes" (2024)

written by John Layman art by Karl Mostert & David Baron

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DC Comics Ape-Ril Variant Covers (2024)

Art by Maria Wolf

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Dan Mora is a cheat sheet! These covers are amazing!

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Action Comics #20 (1940) by Jerry Siegel & Paul Cassidy

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The Justice Society…together again!

(Justice Society of America Volume 2 #5)