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In the movie he was named Milo

I remember asking my mom to buy this at Stop & Shop. Couldn't wait to get it home to play it on my portable orange and white GE turntable- suitcase style. I had both GI Joe storybooks uploaded here. Thanks for the upload. Can't believe I wandered onto this🧑‍✈️

I had and loved all of these plus 2 star trek ones and a batman one, played them over and over back in the day! I have always wondered since they had 4 apes films where was Conquest of the Planet of the apes? I never found a copy of it anywhere and I think for some reason they never made it

Rather ironic that Joe is fighting a cobra in this adventure.

What comic was this from. The Marvel comic doesn't look this good.

"Mummy Barka!"

I had Battle for the Planet of the Apes listened to it on the record player every night in 74 drove my parents nuts but I loved it

Apes4Ever 🐵🔥🔥🔥

Great memories! Thanks for posting. "We're over the cliff! HELP!!" LOL

I know I had the play set, but I might have had this record/ book set as well!

I still have all the books and records. As a kid I’d often listen and follow along with them all!

Wow, this took me back! I had this as a kid. I remember buying it at Woolworths and listening/reading it over and over again. It was strange how all the lines came back to me after so many years. Thanks for posting this.

awesome

Sure it’s not the original actors but the soundalikes are pretty good for the time!

Wow Merry Christmas

OMG!, I swear I had these as a kid. I'm having serious deja vu right now.

Scanning through all the comments on this ( and other similar videos ) it seems that many viewers are asking about HOW was the Icarus ship actually powered, and HOW did the 3 Apes manage to get away from the Earth, just before our hero Taylor destroyed the planet ? Whenever anyone asks, I am putting the following explanation... Hope this makes sense... Please google... Liberty 2 Lander... and check out images... On the original POTA film, we never saw the lower half of the ship...The theory is that, when contact was lost with Taylor, then Earth sent out TWO rescue ships... One was a 4 man crew ship, the same as Taylor's ship, piloted by Skipper ( with 3 empty seats ), and the other was a 3 man crew ship, piloted by Brent ( with 2 empty seats )... So now we are at the start of Beneath the POTA film, and Skipper's ship has crashed on the desert... Note that we never see Brent's ship, but we must assume that it landed successfully in the upright position... Move forward to the end, where Taylor presses the doomsday button... We can assume that Brent told Cornelius, Zira and Milo where his ship was located, and that all they had to do was to go on board, and sit back and press the auto-pilot button, and the ship would take off and return to Earth... So, our hero Taylor has destroyed the Earth, and the 3 Apes have witnessed it, as they take off ( As Zira described watching the horizon turn orange )... Now we start the film Escape from the POTA, and we see Brent's 3 man crew ship being pulled out of the water ( Note... NOT Taylor's 4 man crew ship )... I think this is the only possible explanation as to how the 3 Apes return to Earth in a different ship to Taylor's ship.

Where's the where's the comic book version of conquest of the planet of the apes?#mph son of P Harmon

I had this one!!

Man, the sounds of this story take me back over 45 years. Thanks for this.

I found of copy of this comic with the 45 recently at a used book store 😭

man i remember these. had them all...memories !!!! ty for posting

Yeah like Mankind wouldn't have nuked their ape hinnys!

This is alright takes me back to my Jr high days

What about planet of the apes remake comic book 😂😅

What about cqouest of the planet of the apes 😂😅

Put child play comic voices chucky 😂😅

Put chucky comic book please 😂😅

...."And I would've gotten away with it too, if it weren't for you meddling G.I. Joes."

The line from The Beneath the Planet of the Apes comic book 'You know, back home the trouble with most women was that they talked too much...' would never fly these days. Lol.

I animated a bit of this record, if anyone is interested in looking. I posted the link but when I do UA-cam seems to erase my whole comment. Link in reply.

Thanks, mom! I had this. Brings a lot of memories. I was so mesmerized by the The Planet of The Apes. I got the cans of puzzles and action figures too. As an adult, i want to build a model of the Iracus.

Charton Heston simplesmente sensacional

“Ohhhh gosh..gimmie that thing!!”

Holy crap, does this bring back some memories! I had all four of the GI Joe books as a kid.

my spine just think about

yo joe

my spine just think about

I had this record brings back memories great memories

These book and record sets were and still are awesome. Long live the Planet Of The Apes !!!

As a kid growing up in the 70s , my mom would buy me these books with the record inside.What a cool combo it was to have this as a kid.My mom even got me the Planet Of The Apes coloring books.I would lay on the floor coloring and my mom would play the movie on television. What a great time period to be a kid in the 70s.👍🙂awww the memories.

Love the music!!!

Thanks for posting. Brings back fond memories of my childhood. My buddy and I used to listen to these all the time as kids.

Never had any of the records. But I have. All of the. Movies.

I remember seeing this on a newsstand/drug store as a kid! I couldn't afford it! LOL Thanks so much for sharing this gem!!!

10 years ago... The writing was far superior than the actual script, if only they had the chance to stretch it to at least 3 issues I think this could've been the best piece of ape media after the original

I enjoy this

This adaptation is better than the movie IMO

Crocodile's, quicksand and headhunters! Nothing else fired up a 70's kid imagination quite like this!! Wait... throw in Bigfoot and you covered all the bases!!

Thank you for this! My mother sold all of my books and records at a garage sale when I was a kid. I never thought I'd see or hear them again. The images and the words were as if I'd heard them all yesterday!