King Ape

== King Ape ==
Dr. Graham Ernst, also known as King Ape, was a supervillain and former crime lord who was the archenemy to the original Super Society during the 1940s, and as late as the 80s. He was one of the first and few supervillains to the Society that aren't Nazis. He made his grand debut in 1947 when he invaded New York City by setting free rabid apes killing several people in Manhattan. Battle Diamond stopped him and he went to prison, He broke out of Prison and he kidnapped the President of The United States, Harry S. Truman in 1948, Attempted to burn down the Buckingham Palace in the 1950's, and bombed the New York Stock Exchange in 1961. 
== Early Crimes ==
Dr. Graham Ernst was born in New Jersey and he became a zoologist. He then on a trip to Central Africa he fell down a massive cave and there he met a cult dedicated to apes and the destruction of mankind, there he drank a serum and he got enhanced abilities. He highjacked a plane in 1947 with rabid apes he mind controlled and he landed in Jersey. King Ape burst onto the scene in 1947 with a grand debut that sent shockwaves through New York City. In a brazen act of audacity, he unleashed a horde of rabid apes upon Manhattan, resulting in chaos and devastation. The Super Society's stalwart hero, Battle Diamond, intervened and thwarted King Ape's plans, leading to his incarceration.
== Reign of Terror ==
Undeterred by his initial defeat, King Ape continued to plague society with his malevolent schemes. In 1948, he orchestrated the daring kidnapping of President Harry S. Truman, sending shockwaves through the nation and thrusting himself into the spotlight once again.
Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, King Ape's reign of terror knew no bounds. He attempted to burn down Buckingham Palace in a brazen act of defiance against the British monarchy and orchestrated a devastating bombing at the New York Stock Exchange, shaking the foundations of the financial world.
Though his whereabouts and ultimate fate after the 1970's remain shrouded in mystery, the legend of King Ape lives on as a cautionary tale of the darkness that lurks within the hearts of men. As long as there are heroes to stand against him, the shadow of King Ape will continue to cast a long and ominous shadow over the world of superheroes and villains alike.
== Trivia ==
- He is based on Watchmen's Moloch the Mystic, a golden age supervillain. 
Category:Villains
Category:Golden Age Heroes & Villains
Category:Terrorists