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* When Judy thought that she was going to die, she handed her diamond ring to Bill and asked him to give it to her sister [[Lily Franklin|Lily]] if he ever made it back home. |
* When Judy thought that she was going to die, she handed her diamond ring to Bill and asked him to give it to her sister [[Lily Franklin|Lily]] if he ever made it back home. |
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+ | * In the 2018 novel ''[[Death of the Planet of the Apes]]'', Franklin is a [[NASA]] astronaut who joins the [[ANSA]] ''[[Probe Six]]'' experimental space-flight alongside [[Bill Hudson|Commander Hudson]] and [[Stewart|Lieutenant Stewart]]. She and Stewart become the first American women in space as part of this mission, though it could not be made public. |
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Revision as of 01:39, 25 February 2020
Judy Franklin survives the Venturer crash, only to disappear shortly afterwards in mysterious circumstances. When Bill and Jeff eventually find her, they discover she has been kidnapped and brainwashed by the Underdwellers, the underground mutant population, who believe she is a long prophesied saviour called 'Usa' (they have seen a statue dedicated to her after the Venturer's disappearance, bearing the title 'USA'). The mutants powers are too strong for Judy to be rescued and instead she agrees to return whenever needed by 'her people'. This does happen when they require the astronauts help in saving their city from a volcano. Judy is also the only one able to fly the world war two fighter plane restored by the apes and stolen from Urko.
Notes
- The character of Judy Franklin was created by writer Larry Spiegel.
- When Judy thought that she was going to die, she handed her diamond ring to Bill and asked him to give it to her sister Lily if he ever made it back home.
- In the 2018 novel Death of the Planet of the Apes, Franklin is a NASA astronaut who joins the ANSA Probe Six experimental space-flight alongside Commander Hudson and Lieutenant Stewart. She and Stewart become the first American women in space as part of this mission, though it could not be made public.
