#ultra humanite

[browsethestacks]

Ape-Ril Special #01 (2024)

Art by Dan Mora, Bernard Chang And Hayden Sherman

[wwprice1]

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

[why-i-love-comics]

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

written by John Layman art by Karl Mostert & David Baron

[kstarlitchaotics]

Wally West is underrated so is Ultra-Humanite🥹❤️

[onlylonelylatino]

Blue Beetle and Guy Gardner versus the Ultra-Humanite by Rafael Albuquerque

[dc-tournaments]

Why do they deserve to win?

Nightwing

Ultra-Humanite

[stargirlcentral]

Hey! The Staff doesn’t work for you.

[bluevalley-esque]

DC’S STARGIRL | 3x13

[dcbinges]

Action Comics #13 (1939) by Jerry Siegel, Joe Shuster & Paul Cassidy

[superman-the-secret-third-thing]

"I'll never do your bidding!" smashcut "Please let me do your bidding!" "heh, the TORTURE RAY works everytime."

Action Comics #21 (1940) "The Atomic Disintegrator"

[browsethestacks]

DC Comics Ape-Ril Variant Covers (2024)

Art by Maria Wolf

[evilhorse]

Ape-ril Special #1

[why-i-love-comics]

Monkey Prince #12 - "The Monkey King and I IV" (2023)

written by Gene Luen Yang art by Bernard Chang & Marcelo Maiolo

[kstarlitchaotics]

Santa Flash 🎅 and Freaky the Snowman ☃️ always a classic 😅🤣

[cantsayidont]

January 1940. But who is "Ultra"? Seen here in ACTION COMICS #20, the Ultra-Humanite was one of Superman's earliest recurring foes, having debuted in ACTION COMICS #13 seven months earlier. However, Ultra previously looked like this (as seen in ACTION COMICS #14):

As the villain explains to Superman in this issue:

I guess that's one way to deal with gender envy.

Ultra made only two Golden Age appearances in the body of Dolores Winters, ending her subsequent appearance (in ACTION #21) by apparently leaping into a live volcano, but she later returned in (considered chronologically) ALL-STAR SQUADRON, YOUNG ALL-STARS, the "Mr. & Mrs. Superman" stories in THE SUPERMAN FAMILY, JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #195–197 (where Ultra took on his/her now more familiar mutant white ape body), INFINITY INC. #1–10, et al. Versions of the Ultra-Humanite also appeared in the James Robinson/Paul Smith THE GOLDEN AGE miniseries, and more recently in the STARGIRL TV show, since he/she is now considered more a JSA villain than a Superman one.

[jesterraconteuse]

I haven't been on this side of the DC comics but I know of three villainous hyper-intelligent gorillas in the lore,

Grodd

Humanite

Monsieur Mallah

Why??? Where they come from???

Edit: THE GORILLAS ARE GAY?