* Urban Gorilla, a commuting gorilla in a business suit created by Scott Shaw * Ultra-Humanite, a human brain that spent some time in an albino gorilla. * Titano the Super-Ape, an antagonist from " Superman" comic books *The Super-Apes, agents of the Communist villain The Red Ghost in " Fantastic Four" * Sky Ape, a millionaire gorilla with a jetpack, written by Philip D. * Sam Simeon, the talking gorilla associated with Angel. * Rex Mantooth, Kung-Fu Gorilla", a ninja gorilla, created by Matt Fraction. * The Primate Patrol, Nazi gorillas from " Weird War Tales" and " Tales of the Unexpected". * Monsieur Mallah, a super-intelligent gorilla and member of the Brotherhood of Evil who fought the Doom Patrol *Mondo Simian, a graphic novel by Patrick Joseph featuring a " Planet of the Apes"-inspired world of intelligent apes.
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*The Mod Gorilla Boss, foe of Animal Man. * Marvel Apes A Marvel mini-series in which The Gibbon is transported into an alternate earth where all the Superheroes have simian counterparts (Captain Apemerica).
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*"Kriegaffe" ("War ape"), a series of bionically enhanced talking gorillas, created by Nazi scientist Herman von Klempt in Mike Mignola's Hellboy. *King Solomon, a super-intelligent ape that is the sidekick of Alan Moore's Tom Strong (and numerous alternate versions seen in "The Many Worlds of Tesla Strong") * The Gorilla Wonders of the Diamond, baseball playing gorilla villains from " Showcase". * Gorilla-Man, two characters from Marvel Comics the first a secret agent in the body of a gorilla, the second a mad scientist. * Gorilla Grodd, an antagonist from " The Flash" comic books (and other residents of Gorilla City) *The Gorilla Boss of Gotham City, a Batman foe. *Djuba, a gorilla sidekick to B'Wana Beast. Killed by an enraged English Mob and a speeding train. *Dmitri-9, a character vaguely resembling Detective Chimp, appearing in controversial Graphic Novel The Filth a Russian Ape who became part of the Space Programme, and came back Superintelligent, with a natural talent for killing and an advanced hatred for humans and American Space Chimps.
* Don Uggie Apelino, head of the Ape Gang, a criminal mob of sentient gorillas in Judge Dredd. *Doctor Pogo, a chimpanzee from the six-part comic book The Umbrella Academy, written by My Chemical Romance vocalist Gerard Way Has recently returned in the " Infinite Crisis" mini-series " Day of Vengeance". * Detective Chimp, a superintelligent ape that first appeared in the silver age of DC. * Congo Bill and Congorilla from DC Comics *Brani-ape, a gorilla with the transplanted brain of Adolf Hitler from the Savage Dragon series by Erik Larsen. *Axwell Tiberius, an ape from a parallel Earth in Monkeyman and O'Brien. * Ape-X, a member of The Squadron Supreme *Zoey, the baby orangutan from the Zoey & Me children's book series.Īpes ( gorillas in particular) were inexplicably popular during the Silver Age of comics, most prevalently seen on the covers of numerous DC Comics. *Simps, Astronaut assistant Super Chimps from Arthur C Clarke's Rendezvous with Rama * Shift the Ape, the main antagonist of " The Last Battle", the seventh book in C. *Red Peter, the chimpanzee in Franz Kafka's story " A Report to an Academy" *Ralph, a fictional orangutan from who is in charge of the 'cosmic vibe-dishing-out mechanism' *The inhabitants of the " Planet of the Apes" in Pierre Boulle's novel and related movies. *The orangutan in " Murders in the Rue Morgue".
*Mangani, the fictional species of apes that raised Tarzan *Lulu in "Lulu - a romance" by Annamarie Jagose *The Librarian of the Unseen University, an orangutan in Terry Pratchett's " Discworld" novels. *Jupiter, the orangutan in Jules Verne's " The Mysterious Island". * Jennie in the Douglas Preston novel of the same name.
*Jason Wong, a fictional gorilla living in the suburbs of modern America, in a set of books from Agra, India. *Ishmael, a gorilla philosopher in Daniel Quinn's "Ishmael" and "My Ishmael". *Many characters in Will Self's novel " Great Apes" *Fiben Bolger, in David Brin's " The Uplift War" *The 'Famous Ape' mentioned in " Hamlet" by William Shakespeare *Chemistry, Ham's pet ape in the Doc Savage adventures *The Bedlington Ape from James Blaylock's "The Elfin Ship", possibly an orangutan * Arthur the chimpanzee, a children's book character created by Lillian Hoban *The Ape in 'The Ape and the Lady' in " Princess Ida" by W S Gilbert Monkeys which are not apes have their own page. This is a list of fictional apes ( Bonobos, Chimpanzees, Gorillas, Orangutans, and Gibbons) and other non-human higher primates.
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