You've taken a powerful locomotive to Metropolis, you've tried to catch a glimpse of the Signal in Gotham City, you've overcome great fear at Coast City and experienced a grand guigonal at Opal City. Now it's time for you to visit the historic and scientific grandeur of the DC Universe's most stunning city, Gorilla City, which will be featured in a two-part travelogue on CW's "The Flash!"

The Gorilla City tourism board has had some hard times in the past, but with these episodes f "The Flash," we thought that we would open up our wonderful city to the world once more.

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Gorilla City was founded around the year 1860, when an object from outer space landed in a place deep in the jungles of Africa, somewhere between what is now South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo. There is a dispute over whether the object was an alien space craft or if it was a meteor, but whatever the case may be, the effects of the object gifted the gorillas in the area with super-intelligence. Our forefathers then slowly built up our wonderful city, so that within a decade, it was mostly finished.

This is when we first encountered humans. The experience did not go well, so our wise king Solovar decided that our home be hidden from the rest of the world. We only revealed ourselves to the superhero known as the Flash due to a minor incident involving one of our less-respected citizens, Grodd.

King Solovar decided to open Gorilla City to the world a number of years ago, feeling that we had much to offer to the rest of the world, due to our advanced technologies. Once again, though, our experience with humans was not a good one and it began to have a negative effect on our mental abilities, so we were forced to use our collective powers to erase the existence of our city from the minds of the world.

Many years later, Solovar again decided that it was just too important for us to continue to hold ourselves apart from the rest of the world. Tragically, while meeting with the United Nations, our beloved king was killed. His son, Nnamdi, took over as the new ruler of Gorilla City and began to blend our technological marvels better with the nature around us. However, following a recent disturbance in time, our beloved Solovar is once again in charge of our city and is willing to open the city up to visitors.

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Our city is renowned for its devotion to not only mathematics and scientific pursuits, but also philosophical discussions. These take place in the various institutes that make up our wonderful home. The intellectual interests that are studied at Gorilla City are quite varied. Come for the in-depth discussions about topography, and stay for the breathtaking edible delights developed at our Culinary Institute. Here is a map of our fair city, designed by respected comic book designer Elliot Brown (who famously did all of the design work for the Official Handbook to the DC Universe)...

In recent years, Gorilla City has also become one of the pre-eminent areas for the study of the Speed Force, which has aided us in the relationship between our city and the superhero that we are closely linked to, the Flash.

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While Gorilla City is known for its isolationist views, you might be surprised to learn that a great deal of our citizens have had a significant impact outside our city, even during the times when we chose to be hidden from the rest of the globe.

The brilliant Doctor Zaius was assigned to the Human Defense Corps at the behest of King Solovar. Zaius became their lead scientist, and continued to work on the program as it evolved.

Listed among his many accomplishments is the fact that he helped create the original Superwoman power suit.

Perhaps the smartest citizen in all of Gorilla City was Malavar, who left the city to go on a number of grand adventures.

He once assisted Congorilla and Starman in saving the life of former Justice League member Tasmanian Devil, who had been seemingly killed by the villainous Prometheus.

Tolifhar was the leader of the Gorilla Knights, white Gorillas who were genetically modified by Grodd into being able to fight against superheroes. Instead of being mindless villains, Tolifhar and his Knights manage to break free and become heroes in their own right. They befriended Wonder Woman and lived with her for some time, aiding her on a number of missions.

Sam Simeon was one of the finest detectives that Gorilla City had to offer. He moved to the world of the humans where he now operates a detective agency with Angel O'Day.

Speaking to the variety of skills taught in Gorilla City, Sam is not only a skilled detective but also a talented comic book artist as well.

In a world where climate change is a major threat to the future of the globe, it is important that the people of Earth visit our city and learn from us, as we have long ago learned the best ways to commune with nature while still being a technological marvel. We would like to import our ideas and technology to the rest of the world, but we are still hesitant when it comes to trusting humans due to our past history (although, to be fair, there was that one time that we turned the Justice League into gorillas, but that was right after Solovar died and we were in a vulnerable state of mind). So while we might not yet be willing to trust humans with our technology, we would love for you to all at least come and visit us!

In the meantime, check out the travelogue about our city on "Flash" this week and the next. It is technically about an alternate reality version of our Gorilla City, but it is very accurate in how our city looks and works. Their Grodd might be more annoying than ours, though. >>>>>>