The Fox and the Crow #102
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Pharaoh Today, Cloudy Tomorrow," Spot recounts his past as a model for the Sphinx in ancient Egypt, where he once crossed paths with the vengeful Pharaoh Mut. Now, centuries later, the mummy of King Mut has awakened in the very museum where Spot is visiting, and his long-buried grudge is far from forgotten. Written by Arnold Drake and illustrated by J. Winslow Mortimer, with lettering by Gaspar Saladino, this eerie tale brings a classic duo into a supernatural showdown, all under Mort Drucker’s striking cover.
In a museum visit that takes a surprising turn, Spot shares tales of his past life as a model for the Sphinx, where he once crossed paths with the vengeful Pharaoh King Mut. When the mummy of Mut awakens in the very same museum, Spot finds himself reliving an ancient grudge—just as Stanley, Mitch, Sheila, and Mrs. Hasp watch in stunned disbelief.
Fox and Crow find themselves in a most unusual predicament when their heated argument sends their hot air balloon on a collision course with a test rocket—launching them straight to the polluted Planet X. There, their antics accidentally ruin a crucial alien experiment, earning them an unwelcome reception from the planet’s residents. The gentlemen are quickly booted back to Earth, where they can only hope their latest misadventure stays forgotten.
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Reprinted in Foxie #131 (1967), Foxie #134 (1967), Lynet #4/1968 (1968)
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