Planet of the Apes #6
In "Chapter Six: Trial," Ka-Zar faces his greatest test yet as he's brought to the fabled Pool that granted Garokk his immortality. With the Guardian of the Pool standing between him and the truth, Ka-Zar must fight not just for survival, but for the fate of the lost world. Written by Gerry Conway and illustrated by Barry Smith, with inks by Frank Giacoia and lettering by Mike Stevens, this 1974 Marvel UK issue features a cover by Ron Wilson and Mike Esposito.
In "Chapter Six: Trial" from Planet of the Apes #6 (1974), Taylor faces a deeply unfair hearing after his escape, standing before a court stacked against him. With a relentless prosecutor tearing into his claims and three judges seemingly determined to convict, Taylor’s fate hangs in the balance—though the outcome remains uncertain.
In "Rampage!", Ka-Zar confronts the ancient Guardian of the Pool, a feral sentinel tied to the jungle’s forgotten secrets. When the Pool’s power is revealed, Ka-Zar must face its deadly guardian and confront the legacy of Garokk, whose immortality was born from the very waters he now threatens to destroy.
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