Fantomen #9/1994
In "Jagad," Fantomen journeys to Egypt in search of a cure for Diana, tracking down archaeologists André Junot and Mark Prescott at an excavation site. With danger lurking beneath ancient sands, he uncovers the hidden tomb of Pharaoh Charabhotep—only to face a deadly ambush from a reanimated mummy. Written by Claes Reimerthi and Ulf Granberg, with art by Joan Boix and cover by Peter Friman, this 1994 Semic issue blends mystery and ancient peril in a tense, atmospheric adventure.
In his quest to find a cure for Diana, The Phantom journeys to Egypt and seeks out archaeologists André Junot and Mark Prescott at their excavation site. With the help of their knowledge, he searches for the hidden second tomb of Pharaoh Charabhotep, believing it may hold the cure he needs—only to face a deadly ambush and a terrifying encounter with a cursed mummy.
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Reprinted in Fantomet #14/1994 (1994), Fantomet #20/1994 (1994), Fantomet #5/1995 (1995), Herman Hedning & Co [julalbum] #7 (1998), Herman Hedning #4/2003 (36) (2003), Fantomen-krönika #87 (2008), Herman Hedning Sommarspecial #1/2010 (2010), The Phantom #1084
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