If anecdotal comic book history is to be believed, Jack Kirby’s 1970s comic book series Kamandi: The Last Boy on Earth is the result of then-DC publisher Carmine Infantino looking at the success of the 1960s movie Planet of the Apes and asking for something just like it… but different enough that there wouldn’t be enough space for any copyright concerns should lawyers look into things. On the face of it, this at least sounds plausible: Planet of the Apes was enough of a big hit when it hit theaters in 1968 that it spawned annual sequels starting in 1970 and running through 1973, before moving to television in 1974 for a one-season live-action spin-off, and a subsequent animated series. Wh
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