When Does "Revolution on the Planet of the Apes" (2005) Take Place?
"Revolution on the Planet of the Apes" is a science fiction comic-book written by Joseph O'Brien with Ty Templeton and first released MONTH DAY, 2005. So when is "Revolution on the Planet of the Apes" set?
It takes place on the Planet of the Apes universe timeline in the year:
We know this because issue #1 "The End of the World" opens the very next morning after the events of the film, "Conquest of the Planet of the Apes" (1972), which takes place in 1993 AD (or 1991 AD according to a title card). Unless that film's conclusion takes place in December of 1993 AD, this comic takes place in the same year. The first pages include a timeline that starts "" and ends "" reinforcing this.
1993 AD
We know this because issue #1 "The End of the World" opens the very next morning after the events of the film, "Conquest of the Planet of the Apes" (1972), which takes place in 1993 AD (or 1991 AD according to a title card). Unless that film's conclusion takes place in December of 1993 AD, this comic takes place in the same year. The first pages include a timeline that starts "" and ends "" reinforcing this.
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--Issue #2's, "People News" () by Ty Templeton, .
Additionally, each issue of the mini-series includes a back-up story:
--The first issue's, "For Human Rights" (2005) by Ty Templeton, .
It takes place on the Planet of the Apes universe timeline in the year:
YEAR AD
--Issue #2's, "People News" () by Ty Templeton, .
It takes place on the Planet of the Apes universe timeline in the year:
--The third, "Little Caesar" () by Ty Templeton, includes a teenaged Caeser so it must occur sometime after the events of the film "Escape from the Planet of the Apes" (1971), which takes place in 1973 AD, but Armando also appears, so it must happen before the film "Conquest of the Planet of the Apes" (1972), which takes place in 1991 AD or 1993 AD. This short therefore is unplaceable other than dropping in between 1973 AD and 1993 AD.
YEAR AD
--The third, "Little Caesar" () by Ty Templeton, includes a teenaged Caeser so it must occur sometime after the events of the film "Escape from the Planet of the Apes" (1971), which takes place in 1973 AD, but Armando also appears, so it must happen before the film "Conquest of the Planet of the Apes" (1972), which takes place in 1991 AD or 1993 AD. This short therefore is unplaceable other than dropping in between 1973 AD and 1993 AD.
It takes place on the Planet of the Apes universe timeline in the year:
--The next one, in issue #4- "Paternal Instinct" () by Ty Templeton with Sam Agro, depicts some of the same events of the main story of the book, just from a different point of view. As a result, this must take place in 1991 AD or 1993 AD, as well.
YEAR AD
--The next one, in issue #4- "Paternal Instinct" () by Ty Templeton with Sam Agro, depicts some of the same events of the main story of the book, just from a different point of view. As a result, this must take place in 1991 AD or 1993 AD, as well.
It takes place on the Planet of the Apes universe timeline in the year:
--The penultimate back-up, in issue #5- "Ape Shall Not Kill Ape" (2006?) by Ty Templeton .
1993 AD
--The penultimate back-up, in issue #5- "Ape Shall Not Kill Ape" (2006?) by Ty Templeton .
It takes place on the Planet of the Apes universe timeline in the year:
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--The last short, in issue #6 titled "Catch A Falling Star" (), is again by Ty Templeton and .
YEAR AD
--The last short, in issue #6 titled "Catch A Falling Star" (), is again by Ty Templeton and .
It takes place on the Planet of the Apes universe timeline in the year:
